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Sample guestroom
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Gyoja Minshuku Taiyo-no-Yu
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View from accommodation
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Toilet
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Sink
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Hot spring bath on balcony
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Sample guestroom
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Outdoor hot spring bath
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Onsen change room
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Sample guestroom
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View from accommodation
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Lobby
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Roof-top onsen bath
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Entrance
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Sample guestroom
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Sink
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View from accommodation
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Sitting area
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Gyoja Minshuku Taiyo-no-Yu
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Sign
Gyoja Minshuku Taiyo-no-Yu
Description
Gyoja Minshuku Taiyo-no-Yu is an older Japanese inn located in the mountain community of Totsukawa Onsen famous for its non-circulating high quality hot spring water.This plan does not include meals.
Price
| Year-round (from November 2023) | |
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| 1 Guest per room (Price per person) |
Adult
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| 2 Guests per room (Price per person) |
Adult
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Child (7 to 11)
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Toddler (0 to 6)
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| New Year’s Holiday (from November 2023) | |
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| 1 Guest per room (Price per person) |
Adult
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| 2 Guests per room (Price per person) |
Adult
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Child (7 to 11)
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Toddler (0 to 6)
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Onsen Tax
| PRICE | HOW TO PAY | WHAT IS THIS? |
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| 150 yen (per person per night) |
Please pay directly to the accommodation. | The onsen tax is charged by municipal governments throughout Japan to all hot spring accommodations. Depending on the way accommodations do their accounting for this tax, some request to be paid 150 yen directly. |
Details
Guestrooms
- Room Style
- Japanese
- Bed Type
- Futon
- Bath
- No bath in guestroom
- Toilet
- Shared western style
- Notes
- ● No smoking in rooms.The smoking area is outside.● Free Wi-Fi
Meals
- Notes
- No meals
Times
- Check-in
- 15:00-18:00
- Check-out
- By 10:00
- Notes
- ◆ CAUTION ◆In the mountains it gets dark quickly after sunset especially along the forested Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route. For your safety, it is highly recommended to properly plan to arrive at your accommodation before sunset.
Important Note for Kohechi Hikers
The Kohechi route (Koyasan to Hongu) runs through the central part of the Kii Peninsula from north to south, and is some of the steepest of all the Kumano pilgrimage routes, crossing three passes at altitudes of over 1,000 meters, including Obako Peak, along the way. This is more challenging than the Nakahechi route and recommended for advanced, experienced hikers only.
To ensure the safety of our guests, we require reservations in all the villages along the Kohechi route (Koyasan, Omata, Miura-guchi, and Totsukawa Onsen). Even if guests use KUMANO TRAVEL for part of the route, we will need to confirm the itinerary and accommodation for their entire Kohechi trip.
If we are unable to confirm, for your safety, partial requests will not be accepted.
Thank you for your understanding.
