20 Ryokan in Japan

A retro hot spring inn with beams from a 150-year-old house. A hideaway for adults with a nostalgic atmosphere that makes you feel like you've returned to the countryside. Overlooking the Nakagawa River, it is also popular with anglers. We pride ourselves on our original, handmade local cuisine that uses local ingredients.

Eiheiji Zen Inn Hakujukan is made from Eiheiji cedar cut from the grounds of the head temple, Eiheiji, and features 18 Japanese-Western style rooms, large public baths for men and women, and a restaurant that serves vegetarian cuisine supervised by the temple. Based on the concept of being "a facility that is halfway between a ryokan and a temple lodging," this is an accommodation facility where you can experience the spirit of Zen through experiences such as zazen.