[Hyogo Prefecture] Spectacular views are right next door! 3 Recommended Lodging Facilities Near Takeda Castle Ruins and Ikuno Silver Mine
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In Hyogo Prefecture, as usual, many foreign visitors are visiting many spots where you can feel the history of Japan, such as Takeda Castle Ruins, a castle in the sky that is famous for its fantastic scenery, and Ikuno Ginzan, where you can learn about the history of the flourishing silver mine. It'...
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Welcome to Hyogo Hyogo is a gateway to the Kansai region, which nurtures the blessed land that connects the Sea of Japan, the Chugoku Mountains, and the Seto Inland Sea, as well as the blessed climate. There are many spectacular views that will catch your eye, such as Himeji Castle, a World Heritage Site that was selected as one of the 100 Best Cherry Blossom Spots, and the panoramic night view from Mt. Rokko. The world-famous Kobe brand, KOBE BEEF, which is synonymous with Tajima beef, is one of Japan's leading beefs, and the sake rice ``Hyogo Yamada Nishiki'' is a gem that will surprise your tongue. Arima Onsen is a famous hot spring, and Kinosaki Onsen has appeared in many literary works. Surrounded by nature, you can relax your mind and body. You can come across memorable sounds such as the thunderous sounds of the whirlpools of Naruto on Awaji Island, and the dynamic sounds of the fireworks festivals held in various places in the summer. In the herb gardens and botanical gardens in the prefecture, you will be healed by the gentle and pleasant scent of herbs and flowers throughout the four seasons. Enjoy a new journey in Hyogo that stimulates the five senses of sight, taste, touch, hearing, and smell.
① Takeda Castle Castle Town Hotel EN, a place steeped in history overlooking the ruins of Takeda Castle, the castle in the sky
"Takeda Castle Castle Town Hotel EN", located at the foot of the Takeda Castle Ruins, offers a relaxing and luxurious time while gazing at the magnificent scenery of the castle in the sky. A total of 6 buildings, including the renovated main building of the former Kimura Sake Brewery, a rare historic building with a history of over 400 years, and a mansion built in the Meiji period, are warm and tasteful spaces that have been left as "as is" as much as possible. It gently soothes the hearts of visitors.
We dared to breathe new life into spring, summer, fall, and winter while keeping the mansion ``as it is'', where time has passed. (Excerpt from official website)
A restaurant where you can enjoy French cuisine made with locally grown ingredients such as Tajima beef and Kasumi crab.
At Hotel EN's restaurant, which was originally a fermentation brewery, you can enjoy an exquisite meal in a historic space. Tajima beef, Kasumi crab, and other fresh and high-quality seasonal ingredients are prepared by the skill of the chef and served as a beautiful dish.
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As a landmark of Takeda castle town
To "EN" that connects people with each other
After more than 100 years, on November 10th, 2013, the former Kimura Sake Brewery was reborn and renovated as much as possible while respecting the historical character of the building. We want tourists who visit the Takeda Castle Ruins to experience the old-fashioned way of life, a French restaurant that uses local produce for local consumption, and a cafe that serves as a community space. We named it "EN" with
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② They even give travel advice! ``Fukunae House'' where you can spend a relaxing and comfortable time
According to word-of-mouth communication, Fukunae House is highly rated, with comments such as "Very good service!" This is the kind owner, Reiko Kitamura. (Photo right, Reiko Kitamura). We asked Mr. Kitamura what led him to open Fukunae House. A long time ago, he saw tourists visiting this area complaining that there weren't many lodgings in the area, so he opened a lodging facility. We treat each customer who visits with great care and hospitality.
Plenty of tourist brochures! Since the owner is from Taiwan, we can also speak Chinese!
When you go up to the second floor, there are many pamphlets installed. Full of information on recommended sightseeing spots around Takeda Castle ruins. If you would like more detailed information, please feel free to ask Mr. Kitamura. They will teach you carefully. Mr. Kitamura is actually from Taiwan. Having lived in Japan for over 30 years, we can be used by both Japanese and Chinese travelers with confidence.
Very good access and cost performance
It's about a 3-minute walk from Takeda Station, so even those who come by train can easily use it. If you are planning to visit Takeda Castle ruins early in the morning to see the sea of clouds, it is best to stay the night before.
Guest rooms include Western and Japanese rooms. It can be used by a variety of groups, including solo travelers, friends, couples, and families. You can spend a relaxing and comfortable time in our clean, bright, and very calming rooms.
You can enjoy authentic Taiwanese cuisine.
"Taiwan Café Fukunae" is also open in the same facility, and guests can enjoy Taiwanese-style breakfast and dinner. (Reservation required) You can enjoy authentic "Taiwanese cuisine" such as standard xiao long bao, noodles and small snacks (*). You can enjoy your meal while feeling the warmth of home-made food. We also offer seasonal lunches and sweets. Be sure to try Taiwanese dim sum, mango shaved ice, and more.
*Xiaochi: A Chinese dish eaten at a store or food stall.
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We will share the seeds of happiness with those who come to our store. Here, I would be very happy if the people who met and connected with each other through fate could live happily in the vast and expanding world under the seedlings of happiness that grew big and spend their days full of smiles.
We named our restaurant ``Fukunae'' with the hope that we could become that kind of restaurant.
If you are looking to stay near the Takeda Castle ruins, please come to Fukunae House!
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③ Experience a real Japanese house! "Ikuno Stay 'Kosha House'"
This is a mining official building built in the Meiji period, and is an accommodation that will take you back in time. In the first year of the Meiji era, Ikuno Mine was developed as a model mine to promote the modernization of Japan. Then, the official residence ``Old Mine Employees' Quarters (Kosha-taku)'' was built as a residence for the mine employees and their families.
In order for visitors to experience life in the Meiji era, Ikuno Stay has revived the "Koushataku" Nos. 9 and 19 as lodging facilities and offers services by renting out the entire building.
"Koshataku" is No. 9 and No. 19, both of which are the oldest official residences and company residences remaining in Japan, and are designated as cultural assets of Asago City. A retro building where you can get a taste of what life was like back then.
Nostalgic daily necessities such as televisions, radios, and stereos from the mid-Showa era are on display in Kosha Housing No. 9. You can actually take a bath in the Goemon style, which is unique to Japan, and it is a very special experience.
Koshataku No. 19 is a company house that was built when the Ikuno Mine was sold to the Mitsubishi Limited Partnership Company in the late Meiji period. The Ikuno roof tiles used in Ko company housing No. 9 and No. 19 are commonly known as "red tiles" and are baked harder than ordinary roof tiles to withstand the cold climate of Ikuno, resulting in a unique brown color. I'm here.
The manager of Ikuno Stay is Mr. Nel Rehan of the Asago City Community Revitalization Volunteer. Please come and stay once to experience the special space that can only be found at Ikuno Stay "Koushataku", such as the characteristic exterior and the detailed interior.
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More than just a place to stay.
The Ikuno Stay concept was born as a regional revitalization project with the aim of utilizing and preserving the architectural landscape and culture of Ikuno Town.
Visitors get a special and authentic Japanese experience that few others get. A stay here will have a lasting impact on the preservation and future viability of the historically significant town.
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[Official] Hyogo Prefecture Tourism Site “HYOGO! Navi』
“HYOGO! Navi” is the official website of the Hyogo Tourism Headquarters, which provides tourist information for Hyogo Prefecture (Kobe, Himeji, Kinosaki, Awaji Island, etc.). In addition to information on accommodation facilities in Hyogo Prefecture, there is also plenty of tourist information such as gourmet and experiences! Please refer to it!
Welcome to Hyogo Hyogo is a gateway to the Kansai region, which nurtures the blessed land that connects the Sea of Japan, the Chugoku Mountains, and the Seto Inland Sea, as well as the blessed climate. There are many spectacular views that will catch your eye, such as Himeji Castle, a World Heritage Site that was selected as one of the 100 Best Cherry Blossom Spots, and the panoramic night view from Mt. Rokko. The world-famous Kobe brand, KOBE BEEF, which is synonymous with Tajima beef, is one of Japan's leading beefs, and the sake rice ``Hyogo Yamada Nishiki'' is a gem that will surprise your tongue. Arima Onsen is a famous hot spring, and Kinosaki Onsen has appeared in many literary works. Surrounded by nature, you can relax your mind and body. You can come across memorable sounds such as the thunderous sounds of the whirlpools of Naruto on Awaji Island, and the dynamic sounds of the fireworks festivals held in various places in the summer. In the herb gardens and botanical gardens in the prefecture, you will be healed by the gentle and pleasant scent of herbs and flowers throughout the four seasons. Enjoy a new journey in Hyogo that stimulates the five senses of sight, taste, touch, hearing, and smell.
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