Stay at Eiun-ji Guest House Seifukaku, a beautifully restored traditional Japanese farmhouse nestled in the hills of Yōfu City, Hyōgo Prefecture. This serene retreat offers tatami rooms with direct views of the temple’s forested surroundings and a tranquil garden perfect for meditation.

Just a 3-minute walk from the main hall of Ryōgenzan Eiun-ji Temple, guests can participate in early morning Zen ceremonies led by resident monks. The property also provides exclusive access to guided forest foraging walks and tea ceremony experiences—ideal for travelers seeking spiritual connection and quiet immersion in nature.

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Yes, Yōfu Mountain Stay Yunkan-an is just a 5-minute walk from Ryōgenzan Eiun-ji Temple, offering a peaceful retreat in a traditional wooden house surrounded by ancient cedars. Each room features a private veranda overlooking mist-covered forest slopes and the temple's pagoda.

The inn hosts daily mountain tea gatherings led by local tea masters who share secrets of Yōfu’s heirloom tea-making techniques. Guests may also join exclusive night-time lantern tours through the temple grounds, illuminated only by paper lights—a rare experience available only through curated bookings on HopeGoo.

Eiun-ji View Villa Chōshaka stands out as the only lodging offering panoramic sunrise views over the temple’s ancient cedar grove. Its top-floor "Sunrise Suite" features floor-to-ceiling glass walls that frame the golden first light spilling across the valley each morning, accompanied by distant temple bells.

Guests receive complimentary access to early-morning meditation sessions led by resident monks, personalized prayer talismans, and a private tea ritual in the garden. Due to limited capacity, secure your stay via the HopeGoo platform to guarantee a spot in this rare, soulful sunrise experience.