Rooms

Experience timeless nature up close, in a setting that is serene and luxuriously refined.Born from this vision, ”Shirakaba” is the most spacious and indulgent accommodation at Myojinkan.

At night, rest on a Sealy bed, promising you a comfortable and restful sleep.

Please relax and enjoy your stay while feeling the natural surroundings right in front of you.

This room, known as the "NEKOHAMA Room," is popular among international guests. It features a tatami space and a panoramic bath, offering a modernized experience of Japan's traditional hot spring therapy, "Toji." Guests can also enjoy matcha produced by NEKOHAMA.

"Zen" means being in harmony with nature. Tobira Onsen Myojinkan, the only inn within the national park, offers an experience as if you are living amidst timeless nature, where tranquility meets luxury in an extraordinary setting. At night, enjoy restful sleep on a Sealy bed, known for its comfort. Upon awakening in the morning, the vibrant colors of Tobira’s forest will greet you, filling the window with breathtaking views.

The Sasa room is located in a corner of the inn, offering a tranquil retreat where guests can immerse themselves in the changing seasons of forest, visible from both the living area and the bath.

The flooring is crafted from locally sourced materials, allowing guests to experience the warmth of natural wood while staying within the national park.

The walls and ceiling incorporate natural plant-based elements derived from traditional medicinal herbs such as Japanese knotweed, persimmon leaves, and mugwort. These natural components are known for their air-purifying, antibacterial, and detoxifying properties, as well as their ability to reduce harmful chemicals.

Escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and surrender to the beauty of the surrounding landscape and the passage of time. Relax both body and mind in your private open-air bath, whenever you desire.

Shikan-Taki is located in the corner room of the inn.

Making the most of its location, the room allows you to enjoy the changing scenery of the forest at the door from the living room and bathroom.

For the flooring, local building materials are used in abundance to create a room where you can feel the warmth of the wood in an inn in a national park.

The walls and ceilings are decorated with plants that have been used as 'medicinal herbs' since ancient times, such as Japanese knotweed, persimmon leaves and mugwort, to utilise their natural effects.

Plant ingredients that are considered highly effective in air purification, antibacterial action, phytoreductive action and reduction of harmful chemicals are used.

On important holidays, leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind,

and the beauty of the surrounding scenery and the changes of time.

Forget about time and relax your body and mind in the open-air bath in your room whenever you like.

In the spring of 2021, a new room was added to the Zen series, called 'Zen SPA Living.'

It is inspired by the rich nature surrounding, such as the stream flowing gently around Myojinkan.

The bathtub placed in the center of the living room allows you to forget the hustle and bustle of daily life.

This room consists of two connected spaces with sliding doors, offering a private time in an outdoor hot spring with a roof, allowing you to enjoy the experience regardless of the weather. From the hot spring, you can relax while taking in the mountain ridges and the natural beauty of the national park, accompanied by the soothing sounds of the river and birds chirping. In this room, full of traditional Japanese charm, we provide a special relaxation experience.

The only inn within the national park—Tobira Onsen Myojinkan.

Experience the serenity of timeless nature, where luxury meets tranquility in an extraordinary escape.

At night, rest on a premium Sealy bed for a deeply comfortable sleep.

As morning arrives, the vibrant colors of Tobira’s forest unfold before you, filling your window with nature’s embrace.

This type of room is said to be the closest to a river confluence where the dragon deity is believed to reside, making it an ideal place to receive blessings. According to traditional Feng Shui, this area is considered to have auspicious energy because it is surrounded by mountains to the south, northeast, and west, with water flowing to the southeast.

These rooms are often used by families of three generations or close friends. "I have made this ryokan my den." These are words of Mr. Itsuro Mukosaka (translator of Marx's Capital Theory), who stayed and wrote at the inn for half a year in some cases since the 1940s. Time changes, but the natural splendor of the view from the room remains the same. These are the rooms where you and your loved ones can enjoy the beautiful colors of the four seasons as seen by Mr. Mukosaka.

The Otaka Wing, situated along the headwaters of Susukigawa (the river flowing beside Myojinkan), takes its name from a time long ago when the lord of Matsumoto Castle visited this area for falconry. After a day of hunting, he would rest and rejuvenate in Tobira’s hot springs. Inspired by this tradition, the name "Otaka" was chosen, reflecting a desire for our guests to experience the same sense of relaxation and serenity as the lord once did. The Otaka Wing offers rooms with bed-type accommodations. At night, enjoy a restful sleep on a Sealy bed, promising comfort and relaxation. Some rooms are equipped with audio systems, allowing you to enjoy your favorite music and videos.

"Satoyama Villa HONJIN" is a historic accommodation remodeled from an important base, the Honjin, where the lord of the Matsumoto Domain rested during the Edo period. The current building was rebuilt in 1913 (Taisho 2) and retains the typical architectural style of a Honjin. Recognized as a valuable cultural property, it was designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan in 2021.Enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience in this historic space where the lord once rested.It takes 40 minutes (27km) by car from Myojinkan to HONJIN.