Taikyourou: The Inn Closest to Amanohashidate
It stands opposite Kanshichi Chaya (founded 1690), the shop known for its Chie no Mochi cakes,
situated before the gates of Chion-ji Temple. This inn, loved by Yosano Akiko and many other literary figures and artists,
is in harmony with the history of Amanohashidate.
Guest Rooms Guest room
Outside the window lies the Kaisenkyo Bridge, arguably the entrance to Amanohashidate. Japanese modern design blends harmoniously within a structure evoking nostalgic charm. Find comfort for the soul in this refined space.
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Surrounded by the scenery of the four seasons. Soothe both your skin and spirit. Amanohashidate Hot Spring, praised as "the gods' bathing place", is a "beauty bath" said to refine skin texture. Enjoy a moment of unhurried, supreme bliss.
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History is etched throughout the inn. It's a place offering traditional comfort. Loved by many poets, much history remains, including writings by Yosano Akiko.br>
> DetailCuisine Cuisine
Reflecting the pinnacle of luxury. Seasonal flavors and colors. Seafood nurtured in the vast Sea of Japan. Ingredients harvested from the surrounding great mountains. Experience seasonal cuisine crafted with artisan skill.
Hospitality (Omotenashi) Hospitality
A long history and countless stories. A place loved and frequented by many poets. The spirit of hospitality, passed down through time, continues to be passed down today, reflecting the inn. It evokes a nostalgic scene, perhaps viewed somewhere before.
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