Oumeitei Tsuji Ryokan

I chose this hotel to stay for one night in order to go to Togakushi Shrine. The hotel is near the Nakasha Shrine. Although the hotel facilities are average, it is very clean. The soba kaiseki dinner was very delicious and completely exceeded my expectations for a small hotel. The breakfast was simple (see Figures 2, 3, and 4) but the taste was also very good. Worth recommending

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The soba kaiseki was very delicious. The room was an old old room in the past one. I was a little surprised. The employees were kind. My son was very kind.

I stayed at Togakushi because I wanted to eat soba kaiseki. This inn is located near the middle shrine of Togakushi Shrine. The tea sweets in the room included Usui Seika's Rakugan. This Gokoku Daifuku made by Usui Seika is very delicious and is located about 5 minutes walk from the inn. The public bath is small, but the rooms are clean. Kaiseki cuisine uses soba noodles, seasonal ingredients, and local ingredients. It's a healthy meal, but it's filling, so make sure to leave some room in your stomach for the zaru soba that comes at the end of the meal.

Kaiseki cuisine centered on soba, buckwheat porridge, and buckwheat dumplings handmade by the owner himself is wonderful. The location right next to the Chusha bus stop in the middle of the five Togakushi shrines is also good. It would be nice to make a tour of the five shrines from here.

The room was said to be a 2-rank upgrade, but it's probably wide, but it's normal. I wondered what a room two ranks below this would be. The food was excellent. Each one was made very carefully, and I received a rare item. All the employees were wonderful. The bath is like a family bath, but I was alone, so I was able to use it comfortably. If this is a stranger and two people, I don't like it. I would like to recommend it.