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The beautiful garden and Room, along with the iris bath, were truly soothing and made for a peaceful stay. We also thoroughly enjoyed the hot pot and mizunasu eggplant—they were delicious. Above all, being able to join the morning service and listen to the head priest’s sermo

We had an excellent stay at 山荘 天の里(Sansou Ten no Sato). The Hotel facilities, service and meals were all top-notched. Thank you so much for the warm hospitality. We wish to come back again.

When I told the woman who brought the bath mat that "Tomorrow is Monday, and unfortunately, the Kudoyama Omusubi shop is closed," she immediately made a phone call, arranged for the omusubi, and explained how to take the train. Thanks to her, I was able to enjoy the delicious han

The Hotel was very clean and tidy, and I had a comfortable stay. I couldn't figure out what kind of menu the hotel's izakaya had from the website, so I ended up eating outside before checking in. However, after arriving and seeing the information inside the Hotel, I regretted eat

I was able to stay at a quiet temple Accommodation, and in peace I visited Mount Koya and offered prayers in memory of my parents. Saimon-in is a calm, tranquil temple, and I also joined the morning service. I listened to the head priest’s explanations about the history of Mo

You stayed in the "Botan" room, which was very clean with a perfect layout. The room featured an indoor bath and an open-air garden bath with reheating functionality. The toilet was also clean, and overall we are pleased that you were satisfied with our facilities. However, we un

I learned about Kiimiso through an event and stayed here to enjoy the Onsen, relax, and savor great food. The charming building with a sense of history, the quiet surroundings, and the dinner—far better than expected—were all wonderful. A variety of well-known alcoholic drinks we

It was my first time experiencing a temple lodging, and everything exceeded my expectations. I am grateful for the kind and warm hospitality of the staff. The meals, enjoyed both in the room and in the hall, offered a unique atmosphere not found in hotels or ryokans. The food

At the entrance, we were welcomed by motifs of Tentoki and Ryutoki. The stone garden “Yusentei,” Aizen Garden, and Tosentei were beautiful after the rain. The Onsen was natural, but unfortunately the open-air bath was so dark that it was hard to see. The carbonate bath was out of