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Capital Hotel 1000

Capital Hotel 1000

3.9 / 5
60-1 Nagasuna Takada-cho
3.33KM from Sogonji Temple
BarChildren's SuppliesSaunaHot Spring Hotel
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Numataya

Numataya

4 / 5Good
Kawauchi-179-2 Yonesakicho
4.94KM from Sogonji Temple
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Snow Peak  RIKUZENTAKATA Campfield

Snow Peak RIKUZENTAKATA Campfield

Usozawa-155-78 Otomochō
7.52KM from Sogonji Temple
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Tamanoyu

Tamanoyu

4 / 5Good
104-8 Kamitsubo
3.4KM from Sogonji Temple
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USD**5
I-Room Rikuzentakata

I-Room Rikuzentakata

130, Hinokuchi, Yonesaki-Cho, Rikuzentakata City, Iwate 029-2206, Japan
5.23KM from Sogonji Temple
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I-Room Bonmax Takata

I-Room Bonmax Takata

158 Aikawa, Takekoma-cho
0.9KM from Sogonji Temple
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Everything you need to know about Sogonji Temple

Near Sogonji Temple in Iwate Prefecture, Rakugan Onsen Ryokan stands out as a serene retreat. This traditional Japanese inn features tatami-matted rooms with views of the surrounding forest and temple rooftops. Guests enjoy complimentary shuttle service to the temple, just a 7-minute walk away. The ryokan also hosts nightly Zen tea ceremonies in a private garden setting, offering an immersive cultural experience. For availability and exclusive seasonal rates, book via the HopeGoo app.

Rakugan Town Inn is the most accessible lodging near Sogonji Temple, located just 300 meters away—only a 4-minute walk. This heritage-style inn, built during the Meiji era, features guided morning visits to the temple to avoid crowds. Each room includes tatami flooring and shoji screens that frame views of the temple’s ancient ginkgo tree across seasons. The inn serves locally sourced seafood breakfasts and vegetables from nearby farms, enhancing the sensory connection to the region. Book through HopeGoo for early-bird discounts and personalized itineraries.

Guests staying near Sogonji Temple can join the "Morning Bell & Evening Chant" immersive ritual, led by temple monks at 6 AM, where visitors learn to ring the bell and chant sutras in the main hall. Additionally, Rakugan Onsen Ryokan hosts monthly "Reconstruction Stories" talks, featuring survivors sharing their journey post-2011 Tohoku earthquake. Seasonal workshops include ginkgo leaf dyeing sessions, using fallen leaves from the temple’s ancient tree to create custom yukata fabric. All activities offer multilingual support; check HopeGoo for schedules and HopeGoo.