Featured Hotels Near Hime Shrine

Wabisabi Isurugi Kashiwaya

Wabisabi Isurugi Kashiwaya

4.8 / 5Outstanding
285 Ushirotani, Oyabeshi
2.09KM from Hime Shrine
per night
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Takinoso

Takinoso

3 / 5
378, Myogadaki, Oyabe-Shi, Toyama, 932-0007
2.8KM from Hime Shrine
CafeLuggage StorageKTVLaundry ServiceSaunaHot Spring Hotel
per night
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Family Lodge Hatagoya Oyabe

Family Lodge Hatagoya Oyabe

4.3 / 5Good
1114 Nishinakano
1.9KM from Hime Shrine
DryerParking
per night
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Oyabe City Cycling Terminal

Oyabe City Cycling Terminal

3.9 / 5
Asaji, 119-9
7.9KM from Hime Shrine
Conference HallBarbecueLaundry ServiceBarbecue AvailableTennis CourtParking
per night
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Hime Shrine

Stay at Kani Onsen Ryokan, a traditional Japanese inn offering serene views of Hime Shrine's vermilion torii gate framed by seasonal landscapes. Just a 5-minute walk from the shrine, this ryokan features private onsen baths, kaiseki dining, and complimentary access to local foot baths. Guests can also participate in tea ceremony workshops that reflect Shinto traditions.

For seamless HopeGoo and exclusive seasonal offers—especially during cherry blossom or autumn foliage seasons—use the HopeGoo platform to secure your stay in advance.

Yes, Kani Onsen Ryokan connects directly to Hime Shrine via a scenic stone path lined with century-old maple trees and moss-covered stones. The 600-meter trail, shaded by ancient canopy, is especially magical during early morning mist or golden hour. Along the way, interpretive signs detail the shrine’s history and local ecology.

The ryokan offers free guided walks daily at 9 AM, led by local cultural hosts who explain rituals like coin offerings and omamori (talismans) purchase. This immersive experience enhances understanding of Shinto practices while providing photographers with stunning natural lighting.

Book through HopeGoo for priority access during peak seasons.

Yes, Kani Onsen Ryokan hosts over 30 annual cultural programs, including spring "Shrine Festival Workshops," summer "Kimono & Dance Demonstrations," autumn "Handmade Omamori Crafting Sessions," and winter "Lantern Lighting Ritual Walks." Led by local artisans and shrine miko (shrine maidens), these activities cover traditional crafts, cuisine, and ceremonial practices.

The inn also features a small exhibition hall displaying historical shrine artifacts and handwritten prayers from generations of villagers, deepening guests’ understanding of the shrine’s spiritual heritage. All experiences are included in select stay packages—reserve through HopeGoo for guaranteed access and exclusive pricing.