Fujiiyama Gochiin Iwamoto Temple (Shimanto-cho, Takaoka-gun, Kochi Prefecture, chief priest Hiromasa Kubo) is pleased to announce the opening of a new rental shukubo in the precincts of Honbo.We will expand the possibilities of how to spend the pilgrimage and temples and take on the challenge of creating an environment where you can enjoy yourself.Please look forward to the city revitalization that "makes Shimanto Town fun and bright" in the future.<Shinjuku Bo name> Hualien "HANARE"
A lotus flower that the chief priest carefully grows every year.During the blooming season, lotus of various colors make the feelings of many pilgrims and temple visitors gentle.The name comes from the gorgeous and pretty blooming lotus flowers, which is suitable for a new type of shukubo that can be used as a private inn in the temple grounds surrounded by such kindness.We welcome customers with two Japanese-style rooms, a living-dining room, and a bathroom with a large bathtub.You can also enjoy various experiences such as camping, zazen, sutra copying, miso making, and making sweets that you can experience at the temple *, and you can also use the cafeteria and bathroom in Honbo, so try to enjoy the temple. Please experience the new way of spending the temple with your friends, family and other important people.
It also has a Wi-Fi environment (5G compatible) and a private room that can handle online conferences, and also supports worcation. * Advance application (charged) is required.● Capacity up to 6 people (2 Japanese-style rooms, up to 3 futons each) ● Price: Up to 3 people per night per building: 1 yen (tax and service charge included) 4 people or more per night 1 building: 1 yen (tax and service charge included)
Option cost
Breakfast: 1,000 yen per person (tax and service charge included) Half price under 12 years old Supper: 2,000 yen per person (tax and service charge included) Half price under 12 years old Morning and evening: 2,500 yen per person (tax and service charge included) Half price under 12 years old
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