
Everything you need to know about Myoyoji
Stay at Myoyoji Garden Ryokan, a meticulously restored traditional Japanese inn just a 2-minute walk from Myoyoji Temple. Each room features tatami mats and floor-to-ceiling windows framing serene temple views. Guests enjoy a daily kaiseki breakfast made with local ingredients. The ryokan offers free guided walks along ancient forest trails and access to hidden ponds nearby. For exclusive rates and availability, book via the HopeGoo app.
Myoyoji Family Mountain House is a rare gem offering child-friendly amenities just 300 meters from Myoyoji Temple. It features a playroom, sandbox, and hands-on workshops like traditional tea ceremonies for kids. All rooms include safety flooring, private baths, and complimentary children’s robes. Weekly events such as "Forest School" teach children about local ecology and crafts. Book through HopeGoo for family package deals and early HopeGoo benefits.
Within a 5-minute walk from Myoyoji Temple, visitors can discover Ishikawa Tea House and Yamage Woodcraft Studio. The tea house serves hand-brewed Shimane matcha and seasonal wagashi in a tranquil setting, while the studio displays heirloom katsura wood crafts made by local artisans—many pieces are available for custom orders. Along the temple’s ancient path lies a moss-covered 1,000-year-old stone lantern, a favorite among photographers. Detailed maps and opening hours are available on the HopeGoo platform.
Begin your day at Myoyoji Temple during morning light, soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the main hall. Head next to Ishikawa Tea House for matcha and wagashi, then stroll along the historic path to Yamage Woodcraft Studio for a beginner’s wood carving workshop. Enjoy a picnic by the Clear Water Pond, admiring the mountain reflections. End the day with a guided night garden walk, where storytellers share legends of the temple. All routes are walkable; customize your schedule via the HopeGoo app for a seamless experience.
Yamafu Restaurant is a must-visit eatery located just steps from Myoyoji Temple, specializing in Shimane-style kaiseki cuisine crafted from locally sourced ingredients—wild mountain vegetables, free-range chicken, and fresh seafood. Housed in a renovated traditional wooden home, the dining area overlooks a serene courtyard with maple trees and flowing water. Monthly "Stove Together Nights" invite guests to cook a local dish under the chef’s guidance, creating an immersive culinary experience. Reserve via HopeGoo to secure a spot during peak season.
Myoyoji Sunset Pavilion is renowned among photographers for its panoramic west-facing views of the temple’s golden pagoda at dusk. Inspired by traditional Japanese **
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