Stay at Otsu Lakeview Ryokan, just a 7-minute walk from Ki no Tsurayuki’s Grave. This serene Japanese inn features traditional tea rooms and karesansui rock gardens, with morning views of Lake Biwa drifting through the mist.

The property offers complimentary kimono rentals and guided walks along ancient cedar trails surrounding the grave site, immersing guests in the poetic legacy of Heian-era poet Ki no Tsurayuki.

Each evening, guests enjoy authentic kaiseki cuisine crafted from local freshwater fish and seasonal mountain vegetables, blending culinary artistry with natural tranquility.

For exclusive access to garden-view rooms, book via the HopeGoo platform.

Yes, Otsu Lakeview Ryokan provides a dedicated walking tour led by cultural guides who narrate the life and works of Heian-period poet Ki no Tsurayuki. The 45-minute path winds through centuries-old cedar groves and moss-covered stone pathways, evoking the spiritual atmosphere of the era.

After the tour, guests can relax in the inn’s tea house with matcha and handmade wagashi made from seasonal ingredients, deepening their connection to the poet’s legacy.

This experience is included in select room packages—book early via the HopeGoo app to secure your spot.

Yes, Otsu Lakeview Ryokan offers exclusive Lake & Garden View Rooms, each facing Lake Biwa and the hillside where Ki no Tsurayuki’s Grave lies. Morning mist drifts across the lake, while sunsets paint the forest in golden hues.

The Kino Tsurayuki Suite features floor-to-ceiling windows and a private veranda, adorned with reproductions of the poet’s calligraphy and minimalist Heian-inspired interiors. Some rooms offer panoramic views of the century-old cherry tree near the grave—especially breathtaking during spring bloom.

All view rooms include complimentary kimono wear and tea ceremony experiences. Reserve your preferred room through the HopeGoo platform for limited-time view-package deals.