More information on Taishoro Ryokan
Taishoro is located in Miwa, Sakurai city, Nara prefecture. It is an inn full of atmosphere.This inn has been loved by everyone who has visited since the Taisho period. Taishoro was founded in the first year of the Taisho period.There are twelve Japanese-style rooms that can accommodate up to fifty people.Miwa is the home of 'Miwa Soumen', a thin wheat Japanese noodle, so we serve a variety of these 'Soumen' dishes. All our dishes are prepared in a creative way.We also have Karaoke facilities, so please feel free to make use of these.Walking through our Japanese garden, you can forget the flow of time for a little while. Please enjoy this pure Japanese atmosphere.You will receive a warm welcome at Taishoro Ryokan.
Directions
If you are driving to Taishoro, it takes fifteen minutes from the Nishimeihan Tenri Interchange along national road 169.It takes five minutes by taxi from Sakurai station, Kintetsu Osaka Line, or one minute on foot from Miwa station, JR Sakurai Line.Please contact us directly for more information.
Information by HostelworldCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $62
Things to do near Taishoro Ryokan
-
Nested against Mt. Takamado's western slope, is a temple whose five-colored camellias are so unusual that the area has been named a natio...
-
The building of Yakushi-ji was ordered by Emperor Temmu as supplication for his ailing Empress in 680. When he passed away in 698, it was...
Popular Kitakyushu Hotels
- Kyoto Hotel Okura
- Hyatt Regency Kyoto
- Kyoto Brighton Hotel
- Hotel Granvia Kyoto
- Grand Prince Hotel Kyoto
- Rihga Royal Hotel Kyoto
- Backpackers Hostel K's House Kyoto
- Princess Kyoto Hotel
- Guesthouse Bon
- Guesthouse Waraku-an
Popular Hotels Nearby
- Taishoro Ryokan | 0.0 m
- Guesthouse Yougendo | 9.5 m
- Hotel Taiyo | 11.8 m
Kitakyushu Travel Experiences
-
Our visa-run to Japan!
Konichiwa! Thats 'hello' in Japanese! How is everyone doing? We r doing great!! A little tired but great! Well, SO much has happened sinc... Continue reading »
-
Sayonara Japan
The train trip went really quickly. Sean had to catch up on a week's worth of diary, while Adrienne had a much easier time, and we... Continue reading »
-
A Hundred Pounds for a Mango!
Well who can believe it we’ve finally arrived in Japan and after 11 months on the road this is sadly our final destination before r... Continue reading »
-
a 'spring' in my step
Spring recently arrived with its usual Japanese punch, a hefty dose of Cherry Blossom. I partook in a little "hanami" (flower watch... Continue reading »
Where have you been lately?
Share your travels with friends & family
- Free Travel Blog
- Stunning maps
- Share experiences
- Automatic emails
- Unlimited photos
- Unlimited entries
