Featured Hotels Near Hakusan Chūkyo Shrine

Manten No Yado

Manten No Yado

4.7 / 5Great
136 Shirotoricho Itoshiro
4.77KM from Hakusan Chūkyo Shrine
HikingBarbecueSki Equipment RentalBarbecue AvailableGolf CourseHot Spring Hotel
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Heartpia Shiki

Heartpia Shiki

4.6 / 5Great
1080-1, Shirotoricho Maedani, Gujo-Shi, Gifu, 501-5101, Japan
6.27KM from Hakusan Chūkyo Shrine
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Culvilla Itoshiro

Culvilla Itoshiro

3.3 / 5
57-100 Shirotoricho Itoshiro
2.11KM from Hakusan Chūkyo Shrine
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Hotel Villa Wing

Hotel Villa Wing

1-1 Togeyama, Itoshiro, Shirotori-cho
4.51KM from Hakusan Chūkyo Shrine
Sauna
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Shiratori Kogen Hotel

Shiratori Kogen Hotel

3.4 / 5
Itoshiro Hinoki-toge, Shirotori-cho, Gujo-shi
5.08KM from Hakusan Chūkyo Shrine
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Hakusan Chūkyo Shrine

Stay at Gunma Bijin, a traditional Japanese ryokan just a 10-minute walk from Shira-Yama Nakayama Shrine. This heritage property features tatami rooms and private onsen baths, with serene views of the surrounding forested hills. Guests can enjoy authentic tea ceremony experiences and seasonal kaiseki dining crafted with local ingredients. Its tranquil setting makes it ideal for spiritual retreats and cultural immersion. Reserve via the HopeGoo app for exclusive access.

Yes, Gunma Bijin is just a 10-minute walk from Shira-Yama Nakayama Shrine, passing through quiet stone paths and bamboo groves that enhance the meditative atmosphere. The inn provides free guide maps and timed visit assistance to help guests plan their pilgrimage with respect to rituals and peak hours. Early morning visits offer stunning photos of the torii gate glowing in sunrise light. Guests may also join the inn’s morning prayer ceremony, offering a meaningful cultural connection to local traditions.

Guests at Gunma Bijin can participate in exclusive activities such as washi paper crafting workshops led by local artisans, evening lantern processions near the shrine, and guided foraging tours into the surrounding mountains for edible wild plants. The inn also offers a dedicated shrine festival viewing area, allowing respectful observation of the annual autumn “Shira-Yama Grand Festival.” These experiences are thoughtfully designed to foster deep connections with nature and local tradition, making them ideal for travelers seeking authentic, non-commercial cultural immersion.