Goshuin Journey Accommodation Plan: Exploring the History of Izunokuni

Embark on a goshuin (temple pilgrim stamps) journey to explore the living history and culture of Izunokuni.
Enjoy a memorable stay and the relaxing atmosphere of Sanyo-so with this accommodation plan, which includes a goshuin-cho (pilgrim’s stamp book) from Otome Insatsu, handmade in Mishima using traditional letterpress printing.

• Check-in 3:00P.M.
• Check-out 11:00A.M.

-Dinner
Description:

Restern-style Matsu course（Japanese Kaiseki）

Time: 5:30P.M. or 7:30P.M.
Venue:Restaurant

* The dishes change with the seasons.

– Breakfast
Description:Japanese set meal
Time: 8:00A.M. or 8:30A.M.
Venue:Restaurant

* Menu items may change based on the season and supply circumstances.

●Goshuin-cho

The goshuin-cho is handmade in Mishima using letterpress printing.
Similar to printmaking, each sheet and each color is pressed onto the paper individually. This process creates charming, “otome-kawaii” (girly-cute) paper goods.
The slight fading of the ink, minor misalignments, and other details not found in mass production create a warm and unique feel.
Enjoy your goshuin tour with your one-of-a-kind goshuin-cho.

• Your goshuin-cho will be provided at check-in.
• The fee for each goshuin varies by temple and shrine. Please pay the fee directly at each location.

Please note:
– The price covers one night’s stay per person, including dinner and breakfast, a service charge, and consumption tax.
– A bathing tax (￥150 per adult guest per night) is charged separately.
* There is no separate rate for children (aged 6–12). They are charged at the adult rate.
– Please let us know if you expect to arrive after 5:00 P.M.
– Depending on your room location, there may be a distance to the communal hot spring baths.
– Please do not bring food and beverages.
– In-room dining is not available under this plan.