고토노야도 무사시노

🦌Nara's oldest inn, unbroken since the Edo period

Nara · Koto no Yado Musashino

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Nara's oldest purely Japanese ryokan

• 🏯The oldest inn in Nara, standing on this spot since the Edo period
• 🖌A house beloved by writers and artists including Junichiro Tanizaki and Tesshu Yamaoka
• 🌿A small traditional ryokan set in deep greenery facing Mt. Wakakusa

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Twelve rooms, no two alike

• 🛏Every one of the twelve rooms is designed differently, each with a character of its own
• ♨Rokumei Sanso in the annex is a luxury room with an open-air bath, half-open-air bath and private lounge
• 🌸Asunaro, the main building's special room, has a hinoki bath framed by borrowed scenery from Mt. Wakakusa

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Special rooms in both wings

• 🌄Asunaro sits closest to Mt. Wakakusa, with deer roaming the slope in view
• 🛁Matsu, Take and Ume are luxury sukiya-zukuri rooms with open-air or half-open-air baths
• 🍵Annex guests have a private lounge in which to let the hours pass

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Seasonal kaiseki served in your room

• 🍲The head chef's uncompromising seasonal kaiseki, served in your room for both dinner and breakfast
• 🥢Dishes built on Nara ingredients, prepared fresh and paced to your table
• 🍁Special kaiseki menus for early autumn, early summer, spring and winter

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Fumoto no Yu, where the Wakakusa breeze rests

• ♨The main bath is named Fumoto no Yu for the breeze off Mt. Wakakusa
• 🎋Shigaraki-yaki ceramic panels on the bathhouse walls depict wind and flowers
• 🛀A family bath for up to three is available by reservation at 1,100 yen for 40 minutes

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Banquet rooms and amenities

• 🎎Large and medium banquet rooms host 20 to 60 guests for parties, meetings and receptions
• 🪑Seating can be arranged tatami style or with chairs and tables
• 🎁A souvenir corner stocked with Shirayuki Yuzen towels, Nara-zuke pickles and more

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In the middle of Nara Park

• 🦌A four-star traditional ryokan, 3 minutes from Nara Park and 8 from Todai-ji
• ⛩Five minutes on foot to Kasuga Taisha, in greenery where you can hear the deer
• 🚗Free parking for 8 cars by reservation; the park has traffic restrictions, so guests are guided in through the gate

At Nara's oldest purely Japanese ryokan, running since the Edo period, twelve rooms face Mt. Wakakusa in near silence, with seasonal kaiseki to match. The call of the deer and the warmth of Fumoto no Yu take the road out of you.

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