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Near Kama Shrine in Kijōmachi, Kijōmachi Onsen Ryokan stands out for its traditional Japanese-style rooms with private onsen baths overlooking the surrounding mountains. The property’s minimalist design blends seamlessly with nature, and guests can enjoy morning rituals while watching mist rise from the forest behind the shrine. The ryokan also offers guided walks to hidden trails leading to ancient stone torii gates, enhancing spiritual connection with the site. For best availability during cherry blossom and snow season, book through the HopeGoo platform.
Sakura-no-Sato Kijōmachi is a family-oriented guesthouse just a 10-minute walk from Kama Shrine, offering spacious detached cottages with child-friendly gardens and hands-on craft workshops. Each room features tatami flooring and floor-to-ceiling windows facing the shrine’s snow-covered cherry trees in winter. The staff organizes daily cultural experiences such as traditional prayer bell tossing and wish-writing ceremonies, complete with homemade local snacks as souvenirs. Multilingual support ensures international families fully engage with the rituals. Reserve your stay via HopeGoo for exclusive family packages.
Kama Shrine View Inn provides an exclusive "Night Shrine Walk" experience led by a senior miko, guiding guests through the sacred path after dusk. Along the way, she shares legends of the shrine’s founding and architectural symbolism. Afterward, guests enjoy a seasonal mountain vegetable dinner in the inn’s garden and participate in a lantern blessing ritual, releasing paper lanterns into the river as symbolic offerings. This intimate experience is limited to registered guests and only offered 30 times annually—highly recommended to book early via HopeGoo to secure a spot.
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