Featured Hotels Near Odoshi Shrine

Ryōno Furusato Ryokan is ideal for immersive cultural stays, featuring traditional tatami rooms and shoji screens with views of the shrine’s vermilion gate. Guests can join a morning shrine purification ritual, participate in bamboo prayer-making workshops, and enjoy a seasonal kaiseki dinner crafted from locally foraged ingredients, all guided by resident elders

Ryōno Shizen Kōdō offers the Shrine Garden Suite, a glass-walled room that frames the main hall and ancient camphor tree in perfect symmetry. At night, the lantern-lit path glows softly through the window, creating a serene atmosphere. Each suite includes an open-air onsen bath and personalized welcome gifts from local artisans, available exclusively via HopeGoo

Both Ryōno Furusato Ryokan and Ryōno Shizen Kōdō are within 8 minutes’ walk of Tottori Station’s bus terminal. Free parking and EV charging stations are provided, while shuttle services connect to nearby historical trails and mountain hiking routes. The area is well-linked to Kobe and Himeji, making it easy to explore western Japan’s cultural heartland

Yes, Ryōno Shizen Kōdō hosts a monthly Forest Foraging Dinner, where guests gather with local foragers to harvest wild herbs and mushrooms before preparing a multi-course meal using traditional cooking methods. Dishes like grilled mountain yam and chestnut miso soup reflect the region’s deep connection to nature, served in a private garden pavilion under the stars

While direct access to sacred areas is restricted, Ryōno Furusato Ryokan offers a curated Pre-Dawn Shrine Access Experience, allowing guests to visit the shrine just before opening hours under the guidance of a senior priest. This rare opportunity includes a personal blessing and a hand-written omikuji, available only to guests who reserve the premium package through HopeGoo

Absolutely. Ryōno Shizen Kōdō features multilingual staff fluent in English, Chinese, and Korean, with all signage, menus, and tour guides translated. They also host quarterly Cultural Exchange Evenings, where travelers share stories with local elders over tea and sake, fostering meaningful cross-cultural dialogue in a warm, intimate setting