A symbol of the peace and prosperity that came from Yamato reign. The castle town where goldfish swim.
Address205-1, Sugi-cho, Yamatokoriyama, Nara
Phone0743-57-9800
FAX0743-57-9005
Check-in3 P.M.Check-out 10:00
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 SubwayIt takes 5 minutes to arrive at the hotel when coming from the JR Yamato Subway Line's Kōriyama Station. It's a 5 minutes' drive from the Kintetsu Kashihara Subway line's Kintetsu-Koriyama Station. It's also a 5 minutes' drive to the hotel from the Kintetsu Kashihara line's Tsutsui Station.
By Car It takes 7 minutes to arrive from the Nishi-Meihan Expressway's Koriyama IC when traveling northbound.
By Bus It takes only one minute to walk from the Sugi-machi bus station (Yamato-Koriyama City Bus/Nara-Kotsu Bus)
※ Please make sure to check the time schedule because the buses are limited. Parking LotParking capacity: 77 spaces (first come, first served)
Fee: free Hours: 3 P.M. to 10 A.M. Vehicle size restriction: None 
※100% cancellation fee takes effect after 3:00 p.m. of that day.
 Fresh-Baked Healthy Bread breakfastIn addition to the fresh, crunchy, croissants', there is also salads, milk, yogurt and many other forms of breakfast foods available for you. 
 Sakura (Koriyama Castle)The history between Nara and sakura blossoms is long. It is believed that even in the Manyo period people had already started the custom of cherry blossom viewing. Thus, there are numerous famous spots for sakura viewing . If you want to truly experience wonderful cherry blossoms while you are in Yamato-Koriyama, then please visit Koriyama Castle. The castle was constructed by Tsutsui Junkei and the Toyotomi clan. And, Yoshiyasu reigned over this region until the Meiji period. Starting from the 36th year of Showa, a memorial ceremony has been held yearly for the castle when the sakura are in full bloom. Those who appreciate sakura come in great numbers and turn the castle's grounds into a bustling community of tourists. Shidare-Zakura, or the Latin prunus subhirtella var.pendula, is considered by many to be the most attractive variation of sakura. In the east corner of the castle grounds, cherry blossoms spill out from the trees' branches, memorizing spectators. And, when the lights are lit at night, the sakura bathe in their glow. It's simply beautiful—a definite must-see! ■ Facility information
・ Location:Jonai-cho, Yamatokoriyama, shi, Nara ・ Phone number:0743-52-2010 (Yamatokoriyama Tourism Association)   Tanada(Asukamura)Asukamura in Nara is considered the place to go to see the history of Japan because of its historical climate and numerous ancient remains. The vast tanada in the Inabuchi district lets you experience the original primitive landscape of Japan, stirring up feelings of nostalgia. There are even plants that are remnants from the Manyo period in the surrounding area, too. When the new buds come out in the tanada, you can see fireflies, purple butterflies and other insects flying to and fro. If you come to the tanada and just stand in its presence the slow passing of time and the peace that only nature can being will help you to forget all of the noise and stress of the city. The tanada of the Inabuchi district was chosen as one of the top 100 tanadas of Japan as well. To feel the romance of ancient times, please come visit the Inabuchi tanada. ■ Facility information
・ Location:Ina buchi, Asukamura, Takaichi-gun, Nara ・ Phone number:0744-54-3240 (Asukakyo Tourism Association) |
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