Description
Koyasan Temple Lodging
Fudo-in is a temple in the holy Koyasan Buddhist mountain retreat. It is located off of the main road between the Visitor center and Okunoin cemetery. It is a smaller temple in the upper end of a tiny valley surrounded by forest. The long entrance from the main road is marked by a stone post. Fudo-in is well known for its refined, welcoming atmosphere and peaceful setting, perfect for meditating. The separate "Hanare" rooms offer splendid views of the garden; secluded spiritual luxury.
Rating & Reviews
4.6
- Guestroom
- Baths
- Meals
- Location
- Reception & Service
Price Plan(s)
Sanitation and Hygienic Measures
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| ■ This accommodation follows guidelines to reduce the spread of Covid-19. For Guests ■ Please follow the advice for the public outlined by the World Health Organization when visiting the area. |
Guestrooms
| Western Style | No |
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| Japanese Style | Yes |
| Mixed Style | No |
| Other Style | No |
| Number of Rooms | 10 |
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| Maximum Guests | 30 |
All rooms are separated by walls. (Sometimes rooms of traditional Shukubo have only Fusuma sliding doors.)
Western ensuite toilet: All rooms
Ensuite bath: 2 rooms (Kinmatsu, and barrier-free room)
There are three separate "Hanare" rooms.
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Hanare rooms only:
● Kotatsu heated table
● Refrigerator
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Hanare rooms only:
● Hair dryer
Baths
| Shared Indoor | Yes |
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| Shared Outdoor | No |
| Shared Sauna | No |
| Privately Reserved | Yes |
| Ensuite Indoor | No |
| Ensuite Outdoor | No |
- Note
Bath hours: 16:00～20:30
● Not available in the morning
| How to take a Japanese bath |
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Complete Japanese bath guide. |
Meals
| Supper |
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| Meals served in dining room from 17:30~ (Buddhist vegetarian Shojin-Ryori) |
| Breakfast |
| Meals served in dining room from 7:50~8:00 (Buddhist vegetarian Shojin-Ryori) |
● Vegetarian meals only (Shojin-Ryori).
● Supper for guests staying the Hanare will be served in “Kuri庫裡” building with views of the garden.
● Supper for guests staying in the Shinkan will be served in the "Shoin 書院" reading hall.
● Breakfast will be served after the morning ceremony in the "Shoin 書院" reading hall for all guests.
- Vegetarian Meals
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: Included : Not Included
Type A Type B Type C Type D Type E Vegetarianism is not common in the Japanese countryside. Please double-check the Vegetarian Type which the service provider can accommodate to make sure that it meets your needs. Often being able to eat trace amounts of the ubiquitous Katsuo Dashi (fish stock) makes it easier to find options.
More Information
NOTE: It is difficult and not culturally sensitive to change meal requests, or make new meal demands, onsite when you arrive at accommodations. Vegetarian types must be confirmed during the reservation process and respected during your visit.
Facilities & Services
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- Internet
- Free Wi-Fi (Guestroom)
- Free Wi-Fi (Lobby)
- Credit Card
- Not accepted
- Traveler's Cheques
- Not accepted
- Language
- English spoken
- Notes
- Fudo-in Temple is a non-smoking accommodation.
Access
- Access Information
Osaka Namba (Nankai) to Koyasan
● 90 min by train from Nankai Osaka station to Gokurakubashi (極楽橋) station (Nankai Railways).
● 5 min by cable car from Gokurakubashi to Koyasan.
● 12 min by bus from Koyasan bound for Okunoin (奥野院). 1 minute walk from "Renge-dani (蓮華谷)" bus stop.
Nankai Railway website.
Kii-Tanabe (via Ryujin Onsen) to Koyasan
● ~ 3 hr 30 min by bus from Kii-Tanabe Station to Koyasan via Ryujin Onsen (there is a transfer at Gomadanzan) (bus timetable 7.
●~10 minutes walk from "Senjuin-bashi (千手院橋)" bus stop.
More bus timetables.
- Shuttle Service
- Not available
- Parking
Up to 30 vehicles and 4 oversized vehicles (free)
