Shukubo (Temple Guesthouse) Information

This shukubo was founded in the Kamakura period, about three hundred and several decades after Sou Daishi opened Koyasan, by Monk Fanghai, who is drawn by Emperor Murakami's family line. During the Warring States period, during the Tensho era, Odawara Castle Lord Hojo Naoko lived in the shukubo, and it was called Odawarabo as the family cemetery of the Hojo family, and it is still closely related to temples and followers in the Kanto region today.
The temple treasures include Gyoki Bodhisattva Shinsaku Honson Yakushi Nyorai (Shigebun), Kobo Daishi's essay writing, Oku Tokumei Kage, Takano Yukai Keihakubun, Twelve Celestials Folding Screen, and Hoage Fudoson (Shibun).

• Facility information

  Shukubo name	Takamuro-in
  Address	599 Koyasan, Koya-cho, Ito-gun, Wakayama JAPAN
  TEL/FAX	TEL : +81(0)736-56-2005 FAX : +81(0)736-56-2708
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  Experiences	Sutra Copying（¥1,000） ※Reservation required Morning buddhist ceremonies （Summer）5:50～ （Winter）5:50～（FREE）
  Room type and price	A Fusuma room（10guest rooms）※1 2 people or more　¥11,000～¥13,200 B Normal room（15guest rooms） 2 people or more　¥12,100～¥13,200 ※The price is for one person, one night including dinner and breakfast. ※1Fusuma Fusuma is a wood-framed sliding door and partition covered with thick paper. It is movable in grooves and separates the rooms. ※The price will be higher in the case one person use one room. ※Price fluctuates according to the season.
  Bus guidance	Take a bus from NO.2 bus stop bound for Okunoin-mae, and the nearest bus stop is Senjuin-higashi.
  Annotation	Check-in / 15:00～17:00 Check-out / 9:00 Capacity / 80 individual guests Curfew / (Summer)22:00 (Winter)20:00 Facilities / Main temple hall/Japanese garden/Parking Public bath(Men and women are separated)