Western Japan Hotels, Yado & Ryokan
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Japanese folk craft shop in Miyajima
When visiting Nara Park, Mt Wakakusa is the grass-covered low mountain that you see first. Along with Todaiji Temple and others, it is a symbol of Nara and attracts many climbers.
“Nara Manyo Wakakusa no Yado Mikasa” is located halfway up Mt Wakakusa and built to take advantage of this location. The view over a cup of green tea in the lobby on arrival is spectacular. The Todaiji Temple in the foreground, the city of Nara stretches out before you, with Mt Ikoma and Mt Shigi in the background, offering a panoramic view of the Nara Basin.
Regrettably, it should be noted that not all rooms have a view. If you are staying here, we recommend staying in a room type that claims to have a ‘view’. The night view of Nara is one of Japan's new top three nightscapes, and its beauty is particularly memorable.
As a Japanese ryokan, it is well-equipped in terms of cuisine and a bathhouse with an open-air bath, and can meet the needs of small groups, groups of people and children. So, you can choose from among the many inns in Nara without any worries.
The fact that it is located halfway up Mt Wakakusa means that it is far from the city center and tourist attractions, and there may be concerns about luggage and pick-up and drop-off. However, there is an information center for this inn (4 Nakasuji-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture) in front of Kintetsu Nara Station, near Exit 5 North West, where luggage storage and pick-up and drop-off services are available. To drive to the inn, you need to pass through the Nara Okuyama Driveway, a toll road that climbs Mt Wakakusa, but you are also given a one-round trip service ticket.
Spring with its cherry blossoms, early summer with its fresh greenery, autumn with its autumn leaves and winter with its clear air - no matter when you visit, each has its own beauty for your stay.
Click to see beautiful images of Nara Manyo Wakakusa no Yado Mikasa (Photo Gallery)
| Room Type (with breakfast and dinner included / per person) |
2 pers. / a room | 3 pers. / a room | 4 pers. / a room | |
| Japanese-style room | Weekday | 23,500 yen | 21,500 yen | 20,500 yen |
| Before Holiday | 25,500 yen | 23,500 yen | 22,500 yen | |
| Japanese-style room with a view | Weekday | 28,000 yen | 26,000 yen | 25,000 yen |
| Before Holiday | 30,000 yen | 28,000 yen | 27,000 yen | |
| Japanese-style room with open-air bath | Weekday | 31,000 yen | 29,000 yen | 28,000 yen |
| Before Holiday | 33,000 yen | 31,000 yen | 30,000 yen | |
| Suite room with open-air bath | Weekday | 36,000 yen | 34,000 yen | 33,000 yen |
| Before Holiday | 38,000 yen | 36,000 yen | 35,000 yen | |
| Rate for children (elementary school student and under) |
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Credit Card | JCB, VISA, MASTER, DC, UC, AMEX, NICOS |
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Welcome and Send off | There are two pick-up and drop-off points at JR Nara Station and Kintetsu Nara Station Information Center. Kintetsu Nara Station Information Center can also store your luggage before check-in and after check-out. |
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English | |
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Group Tour | for 146 guests |
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Parking | for 30 cars |
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Handicapped Person | Please let us know your intention beforehand. |
| Laundry |
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[Accommodation] for 146 guests |
728-10 Kawakami-cho, Nara-shi, Japan |
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"Takamakura" Web page provides information about hotels in West Japan. We introduce hotels in the Chugoku district Miyajima, Shimanami-kaido, Tomonoura, Kurashiki, Iwakuni, Tsuwano, Izumo Taisha Shrine, Adachi Museum, Daisen and in the Kansai district Nara, Yoshinoyama and in the Kyusyu district Beppu in detail with beautiful scenery. We are glad if the charm of those areas is conveyed to you. We provide a service of discounts and privileges!!
