地蔵館　松屋旅館

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At Zenko-ji's Gate, the Best Possible Location

• ⛩️The 'closest inn' on Nakamise Street, right by the national treasure Zenko-ji
• 🙏Built on the site of the main hall from roughly 300 years ago — the lobby holds a face-to-face encounter with the Enmei Jizo Bosatsu statue
• 🚶About 2km from JR Nagano Station, within walking distance of the city center

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150 Years as a Pilgrim's Inn

• 🏮A time-honored ryokan with 150 years of history welcoming pilgrims
• 🕰️Carries the atmosphere of a town of prayer, alongside the Enmei Jizo rebuilt in 1950
• 🌿Fills its Shinano mornings with quiet simplicity rather than grandeur

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Comfortable Room Options

• 🛏️Eleven rooms in total, including the Shirakaba room, Japanese-Western style rooms, Western twins, and 8- and 6-tatami rooms
• 🚻Eight of the eleven rooms have their own private bathroom and toilet
• 🪟Quiet rooms facing either Nakamise Street or Saiin Street

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Carefully Prepared Shinshu Cuisine

• 🍲Traditional kaiseki cuisine, prepared by the chef from Shinshu's seasonal ingredients
• 🐟Local specialties like sweetfish, basashi (raw horse meat), and seasonal hot pot
• ☕Breakfast is a healthy spread centered on Shinshu vegetables, served with coffee

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A Clean, Simple Breakfast Table

• 🍚A Japanese-style breakfast built from Shinano's fresh seasonal vegetables
• 🥢A modest, light spread that changes with the seasons
• 🌅A hearty pilgrim's breakfast to fuel you before visiting the temple

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Comfortable Facilities

• ♨️Separate large baths for men and women let you wash away the day at ease
• 🍶A banquet room with seated chair dining (up to 28 guests) and a tatami hall
• 📶Free Wi-Fi, vending machines, and a lobby drink corner are all available

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A Base for Pilgrimage and Travel

• 🚗Free parking makes it convenient for road trips too
• 🕑Check-in 14:00–21:00, check-out 10:00
• 🗺️Perfect for combining a Zenko-ji visit with sightseeing around Nagano city

Jizokan Matsuya Ryokan has stood at the gate of the national treasure Zenko-ji for 150 years, welcoming travelers not with grandeur but with the quiet, considerate hospitality once reserved for pilgrims. Take in a Nagano morning fully, with Shinshu's seasonal cuisine and peaceful rooms.