Nationwide × Accommodation With Sutra Copying ExperienceRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips

Conceptualized as a Facility that bridges the gap between a Ryokan and a temple lodging, this Accommodation offers experiences such as zazen meditation, allowing you to connect with the spirit of Zen. Built using “Eiheiji Cedar” sourced from within the grounds of “Daihonzan Eiheiji Temple,” our property features 18 Japanese-Western style rooms and large communal baths separated by gender. The restaurant also serves shojin ryori (Buddhist vegetarian cuisine) supervised by the temple. Experience the world of Zen—highly popular in recent years among women, active seniors, and international travelers—in a comfortable setting.

Since its establishment by Kobo Daishi Kukai during the Heian period, Mount Koya has transcended all sects and continued to nurture its history as the general bodhi site of Japan. Located in front of the Seven Halls of the Great Temple Complex, adjacent to the head temple Kongobuji to the east, and backed by the mountain of Prince Kakuhou's Mausoleum, the special-status temple "Mount Koya Special-Status Temple Soujiji" is an ancient temple blessed with excellent Facilities and a grand garden. The guest rooms, set amidst the beautiful garden, are equipped with air conditioning and heating, offering a refreshing and serene atmosphere. Warmth in the severe cold, natural coolness in the summer—no matter the season, you are sure to enjoy a comfortable stay.

Experience the unique connection between Kabuki and Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, a place rich in tradition and culture since the divine blessing of childbearing granted to the first Ichikawa Danjuro. At our accommodation located at the temple's gate, immerse yourself in the history of Kabuki and Naritasan for an unparalleled experience. ■ Five Charms of Waqoo Naritasan Monzen ■ ● Enjoy exceptional hospitality at Japan's first cultural luxury hotel. ● Discover "The Kabuki Art Museum You Can Stay In," showcasing Ichikawa family's treasured collections. ● Exclusive guided tours for guests by our storytellers, exploring Naritasan Temple: * Visit places connected to the Ichikawa family, power spots, and hidden gems. * Optional participation in Goma prayer rituals at Naritasan Main Hall after the tour upon request. ● Purify your body before worship with baths featuring Black Silica stones known as "sacred stones." ● Conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from Naritasan Shinshoji Temple—perfect for temple visits and exploring Omotesando Street!

At Koyasan Shukubo Ekoin, a Property that combines tradition and atmosphere with a comfortable environment, guests can enjoy free experiences such as morning Goma fire rituals, Ajikan meditation, and sutra copying. The "Gachirin" suite, the largest shukubo suite room in Koyasan, was introduced in 2022 and features a spacious bedroom, a private semi-open-air bath, and a garden, offering a luxurious stay. The Shojin Ryori (Buddhist vegetarian cuisine) follows the traditional methods of five principles: five methods, five flavors, and five colors, providing healthy dishes made with plenty of vegetables, seaweed, beans, and mountain plants.

Osaka Shitaderamachi is a unique temple town area in Japan, home to approximately 80 temples and shrines. Enjoy your stay while experiencing activities such as zazen meditation, sutra copying, or Buddha image tracing. Relax and unwind in the serene and traditional atmosphere of this temple town, all while being in the heart of Osaka City.

Zenkouji, boasting a history of approximately 1400 years, enshrines Japan's oldest Buddha statue. Within its precincts lies a traditional property renowned for its vegetarian cuisine. Guests can experience sutra copying and participate in the daily "Oasaji" ceremony held at Zenkouji's main hall. Enjoy a serene time through unique experiences at this traditional property.

This property features three gardens designed by Mirei Shigemori, one of which is the first garden created in Koyasan and designated as a national registered monument. Each garden represents the abundant water of Koyasan, with the water flow connecting the three gardens. You can leisurely enjoy the seasonal beauty of these gardens.

A tranquil temple lodging for peace of mind. "The chirping of wild birds, the rustling of leaves, and the sound of water droplets on the pond" await you in a serene environment.

A property that emphasizes homely hospitality. For dinner, you can enjoy Koyasan's signature dishes such as "Koya Tofu" and "Sesame Tofu." Especially, the sesame tofu is prepared by removing the sesame husk, resulting in a smooth and rich flavor. Additionally, rice cooked with mountain water is highly praised. Breakfast features a traditional Japanese meal set.

At the Property of Enryakuji Temple on Mount Hiei, it is just a 3-minute walk to the main hall. You can enjoy a tranquil and relaxing time in nature surrounded by Lake Biwa and Mount Hiei. From the special Japanese-Western style rooms, you can overlook Lake Biwa, and also enjoy this beautiful scenery from the spacious public bath. Additionally, you can savor coffee made with the delicious water of Mount Hiei at the café corner while admiring the view of Lake Biwa. Relish the vegetarian cuisine prepared without wasting ingredients.

Exclusive accommodation for one group per day (recommended for up to 3 people, maximum capacity of 5). From late May to mid-June, fireflies illuminate the garden stream, creating a magical scene. In spring, enjoy cherry blossoms; in autumn, admire the stunning fall foliage. Relax and rejuvenate your body and mind in this extraordinary temple setting. Spend your time gazing at the garden and embracing a slower pace of life, participate in Buddhist experience programs or workshops by visiting instructors, or indulge in luxurious meals prepared by various guest chefs for an unforgettable journey. Enjoy a personalized temple experience tailored to your desires.

Koyasan Jokiin, where the Jizodo Hall was completed in 2001, is a temple themed around "healing." The large communal bath "Jizo-yu" has been renovated, and the temple offers a shukubo (temple lodging) experience. Some special rooms do not have private baths, and the communal bath is available from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM (4:00 PM to 9:30 PM in December). Additionally, the temple's vegetarian cuisine emphasizes the seasonal essence and the esoteric Buddhist principles of "Five Methods, Five Tastes, and Five Colors," utilizing ingredients to their fullest. Guests can enjoy dishes crafted with care, featuring five types of seasoning, cooking methods, and color arrangements.