Koyasan Sanadabo Rengejoin

Founded in the early Kamakura period, this temple belongs to the Koyasan Shingon sect.

Sanada Masayuki and his son Yukimura temporarily resided here, and it later became the Sanada family's ancestral temple.

The Sanada family crest, the six-coin emblem, can be seen throughout the temple.

<A Moment at Rengejoin Temple>
3:00 PM: Check-in. You can also see the "Upper Room," which is associated with Sanada Masayuki and his son Yukimura.
5:00 PM: A-Soku-Kan (Aji-Kan) Meditation

This is a daily practice for the monks. Please join us for the experience. (Free)
6:00 PM: Shojin-ryori Dinner

Enjoy the illuminated front and inner gardens at night.

...Please rest peacefully in the tranquility...
6:00 AM: Morning Service. The chanting and sutra recitation will soothe your mind and body as you awaken.
7:00 AM: Shojin-ryori Breakfast
10:00 AM: Check-out. We will store your luggage even after check-out.

Enjoy the sliding doors and walls adorned with Japanese paintings, and the garden that changes with the seasons.
The guest rooms are furnished with carefully selected, high-quality decor and furnishings.

[Dinner] From 6:00 PM
~Approximately 13-course vegetarian meal~
The vegetarian meal is prepared with care to bring out the natural flavors of the ingredients.
In this plan, we pay attention to every detail, from the plates to the bowls.
Dinner will be served in the hall where dignitaries once stayed.

[Breakfast] From 7:00 AM
~Gentle vegetarian meal (approximately 6 courses) to start your day~
Served in the hall after the morning service.
*Menu items may vary depending on the season.

[Public Bath (6:30 PM - 9:30 PM)]

The bath uses mineral-rich water that springs from Mount Koya.

*Payment is requested at check-in.
*There may be noise from 9:00 AM onwards due to cleaning by monks.

*Smoking is prohibited inside the building and in guest rooms (a designated smoking area is available).
*Please refrain from wearing yukata (Japanese-style robes) during morning and evening prayers.

Founded in the early Kamakura period, this temple belongs to the Koyasan Shingon sect.

Sanada Masayuki and his son Yukimura temporarily resided here, and it later became the Sanada family's ancestral temple.

The Sanada family crest, the six-coin emblem, can be seen throughout the temple.

<A Moment at Rengejoin Temple>
3:00 PM: Check-in. You can also see the "Upper Room," which is associated with Sanada Masayuki and his son Yukimura.
5:00 PM: A-Soku-Kan (Aji-Kan) Meditation

This is a daily practice for the monks. Please join us for the experience. (Free)
6:00 PM: Shojin-ryori Dinner

Enjoy the illuminated front and inner gardens at night.

...Please rest peacefully in the tranquility...
6:00 AM: Morning Service. The chanting and sutra recitation will soothe your mind and body as you awaken.
7:00 AM: Shojin-ryori Breakfast
10:00 AM: Check-out. We will store your luggage even after check-out.

Enjoy the sliding doors and walls adorned with Japanese paintings, and the garden that changes with the seasons.
The guest rooms are furnished with carefully selected, high-quality decor and furnishings.

[Dinner] From 6:00 PM
~Approximately 13-course vegetarian meal~
The vegetarian meal is prepared with care to bring out the natural flavors of the ingredients.
In this plan, we pay attention to every detail, from the plates to the bowls.
Dinner will be served in the hall where dignitaries once stayed.

[Breakfast] From 7:00 AM
~Gentle vegetarian meal (approximately 6 courses) to start your day~
Served in the hall after the morning service.
*Menu items may vary depending on the season.

[Public Bath (6:30 PM - 9:30 PM)]

The bath uses mineral-rich water that springs from Mount Koya.

*Payment is requested at check-in.
*There may be noise from 9:00 AM onwards due to cleaning by monks.

*Smoking is prohibited inside the building and in guest rooms (a designated smoking area is available).
*Please refrain from wearing yukata (Japanese-style robes) during morning and evening prayers.

~Spending time in a Japanese-style room overlooking the gardens of a temple associated with Sanada Yukimura~

Founded in the early Kamakura period, this temple belongs to the Koyasan Shingon sect.

Sanada Masayuki and his son Yukimura temporarily resided here, and it later became the Sanada family's ancestral temple.

The Sanada family crest, the six-coin emblem, can be seen throughout the temple.

<A Moment at Rengejoin Temple>
3:00 PM: Check-in. You can also view the "Upper Room," associated with Sanada Masayuki and his son Yukimura.

5:00 PM: A-Soku-Kan (Aji-Kan) Meditation

This is a daily practice for the monks. Please join us for an experience. (Free)

6:00 PM: Shojin-ryori (vegetarian) dinner

Enjoy the illuminated front and inner gardens at night.

…Please rest peacefully in the tranquility…

6:00 AM: Morning service. The chanting and sutra recitation will soothe your mind and body as you awaken.

7:00 AM: Shojin Ryori (vegetarian Buddhist cuisine) breakfast
10:00 AM: After check-out, visit Kongobu-ji Temple and Okunoin. The quiet morning hours are recommended for pilgrimage.

We will store your luggage before check-in and after check-out, so please feel free to explore Koyasan in light clothing.

-Superior Room overlooking a historic garden-
Enjoy the Japanese paintings on the sliding doors and walls, and the garden's seasonal beauty.

[Dinner] From 6:00 PM
-Approximately 11-course Shojin Ryori (vegetarian Buddhist cuisine)-
Shojin Ryori is prepared with care to bring out the natural flavors of the ingredients.
Dinner will be served in the hall where dignitaries once stayed.

[Breakfast] From 7:00 AM
-Gentle Shojin Ryori (vegetarian Buddhist cuisine) (approximately 6 courses)-
Breakfast will be served in the hall after the morning service.

*Menu items vary seasonally.

[Large Public Bath (6:30 PM - 9:30 PM)]

The bath uses mineral-rich water that springs from Mount Koya.

*Please note that payment is required at check-in.

*There may be noise from 9:00 AM onwards due to cleaning by monks. Thank you for your understanding.

*Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the building.

*Smoking is prohibited inside the building and in guest rooms. (Smoking area available)

*Please refrain from wearing yukata (Japanese-style robes) during morning and evening services in the main hall.

~Spending time in a Japanese-style room with sliding doors, at a temple associated with Sanada Yukimura~

Founded in the early Kamakura period, this is a temple of the Koyasan Shingon sect.

Sanada Masayuki and his son Yukimura temporarily resided here, and it later became the Sanada family's ancestral temple.

The Sanada family crest, the six-coin emblem, can be seen throughout the temple.

<A Moment at Rengejoin Temple>
3:00 PM: Check-in. You can also see the "Upper Room," associated with Sanada Masayuki and his son Yukimura.

5:00 PM: A-Soku-Kan (Aji-Kan) Meditation

This is a daily practice for the monks. Please join us for the experience. (Free)

6:00 PM: Shojin-ryori (vegetarian) dinner

Enjoy the illuminated front and inner gardens at night.

…Please rest peacefully in the tranquility…

6:00 AM: Morning service. The chanting and sutra recitation will soothe your mind and body as you awaken.

7:00 AM: Shojin Ryori (vegetarian Buddhist cuisine) breakfast
10:00 AM: After check-out, visit Kongobu-ji Temple and Okunoin. The quiet morning hours are recommended for pilgrimage.

We can store your luggage before check-in and after check-out.

Our inn is conveniently located just two bus stops from Koyasan Station, with all buses stopping there.

-Affordable Japanese-style rooms with sliding door partitions-
The rooms are separated from the adjacent rooms by sliding doors with locks and painted Japanese art.

[Dinner] From 6:00 PM
-Approximately 8-course Shojin Ryori (vegetarian Buddhist cuisine)-
Shojin Ryori is prepared with care to bring out the natural flavors of the ingredients.
Dinner will be served in the hall where dignitaries once stayed.

[Breakfast] From 7:00 AM
-Gentle Shojin Ryori (vegetarian Buddhist cuisine) to start your day (approximately 6 courses)-
Breakfast will be served in the hall after the morning service.

*Menu items vary seasonally.

[Large Public Bath (6:30 PM - 9:30 PM)]

The bath uses mineral-rich water that springs from Mount Koya.

*Please note that payment is required at check-in.

*There may be noise from 9:00 AM onwards due to cleaning by monks. Thank you for your understanding.

*Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the building.

*Smoking is prohibited inside the building and in guest rooms. (Smoking area available)

*Please refrain from wearing yukata (Japanese-style robes) during morning and evening services in the main hall.

== (Free)
6:00 PM: Shojin Ryori (vegetarian Buddhist cuisine) Dinner
Enjoy the illuminated front and inner gardens at night.
...Please rest peacefully in the tranquility...
6:00 AM: Morning service. The chanting and sutra recitation will soothe your mind and body as you awaken.
7:00 AM: Shojin Ryori (vegetarian Buddhist cuisine) Breakfast
10:00 AM: Check-out. The quiet morning is recommended for visiting the temple.
We will store your luggage before check-in and after check-out.

Room amenities vary depending on the room you choose, so please check the information for each room.

[Dinner] From 6:00 PM
~Shojin Ryori~
Shojin Ryori is prepared with care to bring out the natural flavors of the ingredients.
Dinner will be served in the hall where dignitaries once stayed.

[Breakfast] From 7:00 AM
~Gentle Shojin Ryori (vegetarian Buddhist cuisine, approximately 6 dishes)~
Breakfast will be served in the hall after the morning service.

*Menu items vary seasonally.

[Large Public Bath (6:30 PM - 9:30 PM)]

The bath uses mineral-rich water that springs from Mount Koya.

*Please note that payment is required at check-in.

*There may be noise from 9:00 AM onwards due to cleaning by monks. Thank you for your understanding.

*Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the building.

*Smoking is prohibited inside the building and in guest rooms. (Smoking area available)

*Please refrain from wearing yukata (Japanese-style robes) during morning and evening services in the main hall.