Frequently Asked Questions

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These answers were written by AI from the property's official website. The property has not checked them. Collected on June 14, 2026. Prices and times may be out of date, so please confirm anything important with the property.

Access (1)

How do I get there?

Approximately 20 minutes' walk from Yoshino Station on the Kintetsu Yoshino Line. Alternatively, you can use the ropeway from Yoshino Station and then continue by taxi or on foot. If driving, please confirm with the inn in advance.

Check-in (1)

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Standard check-in is 14:00 and check-out is 10:00. Please confirm details at the time of booking.

Pets (1)

Can we bring pets?

Pet accommodation is not specified on the official website, so please contact the inn directly in advance. TEL: 0746-32-3061

Traveling with children (1)

Can we stay with children?

For stays with children, we recommend confirming the plans and available options with the inn in advance. TEL: 0746-32-3061

Prices (1)

What is the approximate accommodation price?

As a guide, the standard kaiseki plan (1 night with 2 meals) is from ¥30,000 per person. Prices vary by plan and season, so please check the official website or at the time of booking for the latest rates.

Facility overview (2)

What is the history of this hot spring inn?

Known as "Yoshino's hidden hot spring," it has been beloved by many literary figures and mountain ascetic practitioners since the Meiji era. It is also known for Shimazaki Tōson's stay in spring of 1893 (Meiji 26) at age 22, and the room where he stayed remains as it was then.

What is your connection to Shimazaki Tōson?

Shimazaki Tōson stayed at our inn in spring of 1893 (Meiji 26) when he was 22 years old. Having left on a trip to the Kansai region while troubled by his feelings for a former student, Tōson found solace viewing the blooming cherry blossoms in the gardens of Yoshino Mountain. The room where he stayed is still preserved today.

Hot springs (1)

What are the hot spring's characteristics?

As a remote hidden hot spring welling up in the mountains, you can enjoy an intimate bathing experience in a charming bathhouse. Surrounded by the rich nature of Yoshino Mountain, you can listen to the breath of nature while healing both body and mind in the hot spring.

Sightseeing (2)

What are the nearby sightseeing spots?

Within walking distance, you'll find Kinpusen-ji (the head temple of Shugendō mountain practice, a UNESCO World Heritage site with the statue of Zaō Gongen), Japan's oldest shoin-zukuri architectural style building associated with Yoshitsune, temples with ties to the Southern Dynasty, and Yoshino Mountain, Japan's most famous cherry blossom viewing spot—all rich in history and nature.

Can we enjoy cherry blossoms on Yoshino Mountain?

Located on Yoshino Mountain, which is world-famous as a cherry blossom viewing destination, you can enjoy cherry blossoms in the garden during the spring cherry blossom season. The blossoms on Yoshino Mountain bloom in stages from the lower, middle, to upper sections, offering spectacular views of the surrounding scenery.

Meals (1)

What kind of meals are served?

We offer kaiseki cuisine using seasonal ingredients from Yoshino that showcase the bounty of the mountains. Along with the elegance of an inn with over a century of history since the Meiji era, you can enjoy carefully prepared home-style cooking. Details vary by plan.

Other (6)

What time is checkin?

14:00.

Is Wi-Fi available?

We do not provide Wi-Fi.

Is there parking available?

Yes, parking is available. Please contact the facility for details.

What time is checkout?

10:00.

What is the address?

902-1 Yoshinoyama, Yoshino Town, Yoshino District, Nara Prefecture

How do I get here?

Approximately 20 minutes on foot from Yoshino Station on the Kintetsu Yoshino Line. Alternatively, via ropeway or taxi from Yoshino Station.