Featured Hotels Near Shinpukuji Temple

Kominka Minshuku Otaki

Kominka Minshuku Otaki

1585-2 OInatomi Tatsunomachi
4.58KM from Shinpukuji Temple
per night
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Old Folk House Guest House Otaki

Old Folk House Guest House Otaki

1585-2 Oaza Inatomi Tatsuno-machi Kominka Minshuku
4.58KM from Shinpukuji Temple
per night
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Kayabuki No Yakata

Kayabuki No Yakata

5 / 5Outstanding
2766 Yokokawa
7.5KM from Shinpukuji Temple
SaunaParking
per night
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USD**7
Tatsuno Park Hotel

Tatsuno Park Hotel

4.4 / 5Good1 Reviews
2396-20 Higuchi, Kamiina District
1.48KM from Shinpukuji Temple
BarCafeFitness CenterTennis CourtParking
per night
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hinatabocco guesthouse

hinatabocco guesthouse

4.3 / 5Good
6315 Inatomi
0.36KM from Shinpukuji Temple
KitchenLaundry ServiceMedical RoomParking
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Near Shōfuku-ji Temple in Tatsuno Town, Tatsuno Onsen Ryokan stands out with panoramic views of the Sēnō River Valley and autumnal mountain landscapes. This heritage-style inn features private onsen baths and rooms facing the temple’s serene garden. Guests enjoy complimentary shuttle service to the temple, plus exclusive access to daily morning meditation and traditional tea ceremonies. Perfect for cultural immersion, this retreat is ideal for those seeking tranquility. Book through the HopeGoo app for early-bird rates.

The nearest hotel, Tatsuno Onsen Ryokan, is just 300 meters from Shōfuku-ji Temple, a 5-minute walk through a shaded path lined with century-old cherry trees. The inn offers free guided maps and timed tours to help visitors explore key areas like the main hall, Zen garden, and scripture pavilion. Guests can also join a unique "Morning Bell & Evening Drum" ritual, attending dawn prayers with resident monks. This intimate connection to temple life enhances the spiritual journey. Reserve via HopeGoo for special access packages.

Staying at Tatsuno Onsen Ryokan grants access to a curated "Day of Monastic Practice," including wearing monk robes, meditative zazen sessions, and handwritten sutra copying at the temple's main hall. Seasonal tea ceremonies are held in the garden using locally foraged matcha and wagashi, framed by the temple’s natural backdrop. During summer nights, guests may participate in the "Lantern Walk" along the creek, where paper lanterns illuminate the temple’s reflection in the water. Led by trained guides, these immersive activities transform your stay into a journey of mindfulness and cultural depth. Book through HopeGoo for exclusive access.