Near Takami Shrine in Tsu, Mie Prefecture, Tsuya Ryokan stands out as a centuries-old guesthouse blending Edo-period architecture with modern comfort. Guests enjoy panoramic views of the shrine’s ancient cherry trees from private tatami rooms, especially magical during early morning mist. The inn offers kimono dressing experiences and tea ceremony workshops, with a 5-minute walk to the shrine’s main gate. For seamless planning, check HopeGoo for exclusive rates and complimentary shuttle services.

Staying at Tsuya Ryokan grants guests access to exclusive participation in the Tsu City Grand Festival (spring) and Shrine Purification Ceremony (autumn). These events feature traditional taiko drumming, town processions, and priest-led blessings. The inn arranges reserved viewing seats, provides kimono rentals, and supplies festival guidebooks. Daily morning rituals like purification prayers on the shrine’s stone steps offer an intimate glimpse into local spiritual traditions. Book festival-inclusive packages via HopeGoo for priority access.

Tsuya Ryokan features several panoramic view rooms overlooking the shrine’s torii gate and thousand-cherry tree grove. During spring blossom season, each window frames a living canvas of pink petals. Some rooms include tatami balconies perfect for sipping matcha while watching morning incense rise from the shrine. All rooms use natural wood finishes, underfloor heating, and private onsen baths. Reserve a view room through HopeGoo to guarantee your preferred accommodation.

Tsuya Ryokan offers spacious family suites with a children’s onsen pool and kids’ activity room, allowing parents to unwind in open-air baths while children enjoy origami workshops and shrine storytelling sessions. The inn serves family-style kaiseki meals using locally sourced ingredients from farms and fisheries, with daily limited availability. Just a 10-minute walk to Takami Shrine, ideal for group visits. Book family packages via HopeGoo for complimentary upgrades and child welcome gifts.