★★·Daisen·8.8
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oppure scrivilo: “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Shukubo Kansho‑in Temple Sanrakuso in Daisen offers a tranquil 2‑star guest house with tatami‑floor rooms, air‑conditioning, and free WiFi. The garden courtyard, shared bathroom, and electric kettle create a homely atmosphere. Guests enjoy a hearty breakfast, hiking access, and attentive Japanese‑speaking staff. Located 30 km from Yonago Airport, it serves as an ideal base for exploring Daisen.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The building is old but clean, and its age gives it a charming retro vibe. Most importantly, the warmth of the two hosts was genuine, not just surface‑level. I will cherish this connection and continue to improve my own practice. Thank you very much. The downside was that the toilet was downstairs and the sudden stairs were a bit tough.
Mitsuko·4 settimane fa
I ate a dinner that was absolutely delicious and probably the best meal I've ever had in Japan, and my west‑facing room offered a stunning sunset view. The atmosphere felt very serene, and I enjoyed trying zen meditation. I liked the retro vibe, but the place could have been better maintained and mosquito nets were missing.
Emma·4 settimane fa
The shojin‑ryori was delicious, especially the wife raved about it. The private toilet without a washlet felt unhygienic.
Yoji·Un mese fa
Both dinner and breakfast were superb shojin‑ryori: freshly cooked rice, tofu made from soy milk, handmade miso, pickles—slowly savored, reminding me of the importance of food. The chair‑made zazen and the 24‑hour bath were a luxury. Just remember it’s a shukubo, not a hotel, and you’ll be fine.
Yuri·Un mese fa
The heartfelt meals were tasty, thank you. The cleaning was thorough, the futon was fluffy and comfortable. I had expected a morning ritual, but I got a copy‑writing session and a chance to bow to the Fudō Myōō—thanks. The landing on the second floor was uneven; it should be fixed.
池渕·2 mesi fa