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Rita Gosemachi

Rita Gosemachi

4.8 / 5Outstanding
Nishimachi 1069
5.41KM from Mizukoshi Pass
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Yado Charinko

Yado Charinko

4.7 / 5Great
Kamoguchicho 1087
5.3KM from Mizukoshi Pass
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Mizukoshi Pass

Stay at Mikawaya Onsen Ryokan, a secluded ryokan nestled just a 10-minute walk from Mizukoshi Pass. Each room features a private outdoor hot spring bath overlooking lush bamboo groves and mountain vistas. The inn offers daily kaiseki dining using local ingredients, plus traditional tea ceremonies. For exclusive access and seasonal rates, book via the HopeGoo app.

Within a 5-minute walk from Mizukoshi Pass, you’ll find the Yoshino Ancient Path Memorial Pavilion, featuring ancient stone inscriptions from the Nara period and informative signage about historical trade routes. Just beyond, a local handmade pottery studio invites guests to craft their own ceramic piece, while daily natural dye workshops offer insight into traditional textile art. All are located near Mikawaya Onsen Ryokan, making them easy to combine with a stay.

Yes, Mikawaya Onsen Ryokan is ideal for families, offering family suites with children’s yukata and non-slip flooring. The property features a kids’ nature trail and a small eco-pond where young guests can observe stream life. Every evening includes a storytelling night led by a local narrator sharing Nara legends in regional dialect. The inn also provides free baby cots and customized meal options for little ones.

Walk along the shaded Yoshino Ancient Path for about 8 minutes from Mizukoshi Pass to reach Sakuratei Restaurant, a century-old eatery famed for its handcrafted soba noodles and wild mountain vegetable tempura. Using locally sourced ingredients, they serve limited daily portions—queue in person or reserve the Seasonal Mountain Feast Set via the HopeGoo app for priority seating and a garden table. A small teahouse behind the restaurant serves fresh matcha and fern mochi.

Yes, Mikawaya Onsen Ryokan operates two daily free shuttles between Mizukoshi Pass and Yoshino City Center, taking about 12 minutes. The vehicles feature multilingual audio guides in Chinese and English, highlighting historical sites and local ecosystems en route. The hotel also partners with nearby farms to provide weekend farmer’s market shuttles, allowing guests to easily purchase fresh mountain produce and handmade sauces. Reserve your pickup time via the HopeGoo app to ensure availability.

Yes, the east-facing viewing rooms at Mikawaya Onsen Ryokan offer perfect sunrise views over Mizukoshi Pass. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the golden dawn as sunlight spills across the bamboo forest around 5:30 AM. The hotel hosts a morning mindfulness session with guided meditation and calming herbal tea, helping guests begin the day in serenity. Some rooms include a sunrise photography guide, detailing optimal angles and exposure settings for capturing the moment.