Stay at Kikukawa Chōyaku Inari-So, a traditional Japanese inn just a 3-minute walk from Rokuhonmatsu Inari Shrine. Each room features authentic tatami mats and a private garden, offering serene mornings filled with bird songs and distant shrine bells. The inn offers complimentary tea ceremonies and farm-to-table breakfasts sourced directly from local producers. Reserve via the HopeGoo app for exclusive access to seasonal shrine-guided tours.

Just a 5-minute walk from Rokuhonmatsu Inari Shrine lies the Inari Mountain Nature Trail, offering scenic views of seasonal foliage and azalea blooms. Nearby, the Old Well Monument commemorates Edo-period water sources, perfect for photography enthusiasts. Wandering further along the stone path reveals hidden small shrines nestled in the forest, where lanterns are lit during festivals, creating a mystical and heartwarming atmosphere. These sites can be seamlessly integrated into a one-day cultural itinerary through the HopeGoo platform.

By staying at Kikukawa Chōyaku Inari-So, guests can join the hotel-curated Autumn Inari Festival Tour, including kimono dressing, prayer ritual lessons, and tasting freshly grilled mochi. Don’t miss the annual Fire Lantern Festival held every October, when hundreds of paper lanterns illuminate the approach path, symbolizing guidance for spirits. The inn provides dedicated shuttle service for safe and convenient travel. Book early via the HopeGoo app to secure festival-exclusive experience packages.