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Hanayasatoyama

Hanayasatoyama

4.9 / 5Outstanding
282-1 Shimoaoyagi, Ishioka-shi, Ibaraki Prefecture
9.33KM from Kongoji
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Hanayasatoyama

Hanayasatoyama

4.5 / 5Great
282-1 Shimoaoyanagi hanaya satoyama Ishioka
9.06KM from Kongoji
BarbecueBarbecue Available
per night
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Kiyo No Gokokuen (Ruins of Senshinkan)

Kiyo No Gokokuen (Ruins of Senshinkan)

3.7 / 5
4943 Toriimatsu
3.04KM from Kongoji
BarbecueBarbecue Available
per night
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Nihon Budoukan

Nihon Budoukan

758-11 Saku
2.91KM from Kongoji
per night
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Seiran Cottage is nestled in a bamboo grove just 200 meters behind Kongoji, offering serene access to secluded paths and misty valley vistas. Its minimalist design uses natural light tubes to create painterly shadows, perfect for photography. Guests receive free use of professional tripods and slow-shutter lenses, plus monthly "Mist Photography Workshops" led by local artists

Ishigata Historical Inn offers daily 9 AM guided tours led by certified heritage specialists, exploring the Tang-style architecture, sutra hall, and thousand-year-old zelkova trees of Kongoji. The experience includes writing prayer talismans and calligraphy practice, available exclusively through HopeGoo HopeGoo portal

Songen View House features a rooftop glass room that delivers unobstructed views of Kongoji at night, where lanterns glow against the ancient stone pagoda. The room includes a private onsen and dinner prepared by a local chef using seasonal ingredients from nearby farms, creating a meditative dining experience under starlight

Ishigata Four Seasons Villa is ideal for families, located just 500 meters from Kongoji with a private garden, children’s playroom, and free electric shuttle service to train stations and markets. Each stay includes a fresh produce gift box from local farmers, supporting sustainable tourism in Ibaraki Prefecture

The area around Kongoji blends spiritual tranquility with rural authenticity. Staying at Shinrin Ryokan grants access to morning meditation sessions in the temple courtyard, while the surrounding forest trails lead to hidden waterfalls and stone inscriptions. The inn also hosts seasonal tea ceremonies using leaves grown in their own organic garden

Green Mist Lodge offers a minimalist retreat with no windows—only light wells that cast soft, artistic shadows throughout the day. Perfect for photographers seeking ethereal lighting, it provides complimentary high-end equipment and hosts monthly "Silent Photography Journeys" in collaboration with local Zen practitioners