Daibutsu Ryokan
1276 Daibutsu-cho, Takaoka-shi, Toyama
Adjacent to one of the three major Buddha shrines in Japan, "Takaoka Daibutsu". Unwinding, humble and quiet hospitality.
We have been running an inn business in Takaoka for generations, and it has been 90 years. It is a small family inn that values the atmosphere of Japan. In order to prevent guests from working the next day, we refuse banquets and other events so that they can spend the night quietly, and the curfew is still at 11 p.m., and we are committed to continuing the hospitality unique to the hotel. It is about a 1-minute walk to the Great Buddha of Takaoka, a 5-minute walk to Takaoka Kojo Park, and a 6-minute walk from the north exit of Takaoka Station. [Parking is free] ■ About the room Whether you are a family or a single person, you can relax in a Japanese-style room with a calm appearance, feeling nostalgic like home. ■ Surrounding area Discover the charm of "Enchanted" Takaoka ・Takaoka Daibutsu Takaoka Daibutsu, one of the three largest Buddhas in Japan along with Nara and Kamakura, is located right next to the hotel and is crowded with many people on weekends. This bronze statue of Amitabha is said to have originated in 1745 when the 15th Honorary Superior of the Jodo Buddhist Gokurakuji Temple in Sakashita Town vowed to build a large Buddha and erected a wooden golden Buddha statue with a height of 3 feet and 2 shaku (about 10 m) as a solicitor for his disciple Ryokan. However, it was destroyed by a large fire in 1821. It was rebuilt over a period of 30 years, bringing together the best of Takaoka's traditional copperware manufacturing techniques. Pictures of hell are displayed in the corridor built inside the pedestal, and the head of the burned wooden Buddha sits in the central room. With a total height of 15.85 meters and a weight of 65 tons, it is loved as a symbol of Takaoka. 〈Takaoka City Designated Cultural Property〉 [1 minute walk from the hotel] ・Kanaya Town In 1611, shortly after the construction of Takaoka Castle, Maeda Toshinaga, the second lord of Kaga, summoned seven foundry masters from Kanaya in the western part of Tonami County to Takaoka and gave them land to open a foundry, which was the beginning of Kanaya Town. Toshinaga Maeda generously protected the area by granting him many privileges, such as exemption from taxes and labor, and the foundry industry took root in this area, and it is still popular as the birthplace of Takaoka castings. Today, the 1,000-lattice houses have been carefully preserved, and it has been selected as a traditional building group preservation district for the first time in Japan as a foundry town. On June 20, the anniversary of Toshinaga Maeda's death, the "Goinsai Festival" was held as a gesture of gratitude and gratitude. The "Yagaefu Street Drift" held on the eve of the festival is a gorgeous and fun event with the participation of local men and women of all ages and enthusiasts. 〈Important Traditional Buildings Preservation District〉 [20 minutes walk from the hotel] Feel the nature of Takaoka ・Takaoka Kojo Park Takaoka Kojo Park, which has a vast site of about 210,000 m2 in the center of the city, is the ruins of a castle built in Keicho 14 (1609) by Maeda Toshinaga, the second lord of Kaga, and opened as a park in Meiji 8. The park, which is surrounded by vivid beauty in all four seasons, such as cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn, is also a rare water moat park in Japan, with about 30% of the total area being a water moat, and you can feel the wild taste and the weight of history, which is a bit different from garden parks. In addition, the park is dotted with the "Art Forest" unique to the craft city of Takaoka, museums, nature museums, zoos, civic gymnasiums, Imizu Shrines, etc., and is loved by people as a place of relaxation along with abundant nature. 【5 minutes walk from the hotel】〈Nationally Designated Historic Sites〉〈100 Cherry Blossom Attractions〉〈100 Famous Castles in Japan〉〈100 Historical Parks in Japan〉〈100 Urban Parks in Japan〉 ・Quasi-National Park Ameharu Coast The Amaharu Coast, which was often visited by the poet Iemochi Oban, is a beautiful scenic spot with white sand and pine forests. On a clear day, the Tateyama mountain range can be seen rising to the east of the sea. It is said that there are only two scenic spots in the world where you can look up at the 3,000-meter-high mountains over the sea in this way: Takaoka and Chile. There is a roadside station right next to it, and many people stop by the café terrace with a nice view and the souvenir corner on the way to drive, and it is crowded with people of Mr./Ms.. 〈100 Nagisa in Japan〉 [20 minutes by car from the hotel] Touching the history of "touch" Takaoka ・National Treasure Takaokayama Zuiryuji Temple The famous temple of the Bodhi Temple Soto sect of Takaoka's founder, Maeda Toshinaga. It was built by Toshitsune Maeda, the third lord of the Kaga Domain, and you will be overwhelmed by the magnificent and elegant beauty of the magnificent temple layout. The mountain gate, the Buddhist hall, and the dharma hall are the only ones in the prefecture that have been designated as national treasures. The main temples of the main gate, the mountain gate, the Buddha hall, and the dharma hall are arranged in a straight line, and the Zen hall and the back of the storehouse are arranged symmetrically, and a corridor is surrounded by corridors that connect the halls. In particular, the mountain gate, the Buddhist hall, and the dharma hall have been designated as the only national treasures in Toyama Prefecture as masterpieces of early modern temple architecture. 〈National Treasures, Important Cultural Properties〉 [20 minutes walk from the hotel] ・Unryusan Shokoji Temple During the Warring States period, Shokoji Temple, which was the base of the Yuechu Rebellion, was moved to its current location in 1584 (Tensho 12), where the Yue Chugoku Agency is said to have been located. The main hall was built in 1795 (Kansei 7) in imitation of the main hall of Nishi Honganji Temple, and is the eighth largest nationally designated cultural property in Japan. The long repair work was finally completed in 2021, and it is now open to the public and events are held on an irregular basis. 〈Important Cultural Property〉 [20 minutes by car from the hotel] ■ Precautions For other facilities and services, please visit the property's official website or contact the property directly.Rooms
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Japanese-style room 8 tatami mats (shared bath and toilet)
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Japanese-style room 10～15 tatami mats (shared bath and toilet)
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Common Equipments
- Public bath
- Wi-Fi
Services
- Luggage storage
- Close to station
Amenities
- Body shampoo
- Shampoo
- Hair conditioner
- Toothbrush
- Towels
Access Information
Address
1276 Daibutsu-cho, Takaoka-shi, Toyama
Access
About a 6-minute walk from the north exit of JR Takaoka Station. By car, it takes about 15 minutes from the Noetsu Expressway/Takaoka IC. [Free parking available]
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Non-car: About 6 minutes on foot from the north exit of JR Takaoka Station.
From the Nerima IC on the Kan-Etsu Expressway, go straight on the Hokuriku Expressway ~ Kosugi IC ~ Takaoka Women's Line via Nagaoka JCT, cross the Nango Ohashi Bridge, turn right at the Futatsuka intersection, and go straight
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Non-car: About 6 minutes on foot from the north exit of JR Takaoka Station.
By car: From Hokuriku Expressway Oyabe JCT, Noetsu Expressway Takaoka IC ~ Takaoka IC ~ National Highway No. 8 toward Takaoka, turn right at Hahiro intersection, go straight
Number
0766-21-0075
Attention
- *Depending on the reservation circumstances, there is a possibility that the reservation may be declined.
- *When you make a reservation, there may be cases that the actual rooms may look different from the ones shown in the photos.
- *Hotel information is subject to change. For accurate details, please check the official website of the hotel.