"Seishinkan Inn"

Outline of the property
An inn nestled in Aritagawa town in Wakayama Prefecture. The traditional wooden architecture of the inn invites nostalgia. It is important for guests to experience the charm of the local area by using local ingredients for their meals. We hope you will meet new people and discover new things through this inn and that it will become a second home for many people.
Accommodation fees
The rates shown are for adults staying without meals.
The rates shown are for adults.
(Adult) 6,500 yen, (Child) 4,000 yen
Free of charge.

Overnight breakfast
(Adult) 7,800 yen, (Child) 4,500 yen
Free of charge (for infants) *No meals and sleeping together

Two meals a night
(Adult) 11,000 yen (Child) 6,500 yen
Free of charge (for infants) *No meals and sleeping together

All prices include consumption tax and arrangement fees.
Rates for Friday and Saturday nights are the same.
We accept from 1 night to 7 nights.
If you want to add child charge and meal, please select from the options.

[ Covid-19 Preventative Measures ]
We make every effort to ventilate the room as much as possible by opening windows and running ventilation fans.
Our hosts wear masks, disinfect their hands, and gargle.
Hand alcohol disinfectant is available.

Meals
Mealtimes: (Dinner) 18:00-20:00, (Dinner)
(Breakfast) 7:00-9:00 am
Meal Place: (Dinner) Room, (Breakfast) Room
Menu
(Dinner)
From "(1) Botan nabe, (2) Jidori Sukiyaki nabe, (3) Duck nabe".
Choose one of the following + wild vegetables + dessert
(May-October: sweetfish, September-October: mozuku crab)

Breakfast: baby sardines, fried eggs, ham, miso soup, nori, pickles, rice
Allergic reactions: We can accommodate. Please contact us in advance.

Rooms
Room image: Purely Japanese style tatami room, for landlord occupancy
Room layout: 6m2 x 1 room (capacity of 1 person)
Two 9 m2 rooms (capacity of 2 people each)
21 m2 x 1 room (4 people maximum)
61m2 x 1 room (capacity of 10 people)
Room facilities: Air-conditioner, TV, Futon, Yukata
Smoking is allowed.
Smoking is allowed, washing machine (with laundry detergent)
Check-in: 15:00-18:00
Check-out: 8:00 - 10:00
Early morning checkout is also available.

Bathroom (bath, toilet, washroom)
Bath: Yes (shared)
Bathing hours: After check-in - 23:00
Toilet: Yes (shared)
Amenities: face towel, bath towel, hand soap, and
Shampoo, conditioner and
body soap

Neighboring facilities and restaurants
Convenience store: FamilyMart Aridagawa Kanaya (35 minutes by car)
Supermarket: Shimizu Shopping Center (3 minutes walking distance)
Futasawa store (3 minutes on foot)
Restaurants
There is a local restaurant, Akatama, which is famous for its wasabi sushi. Wasabi Sushi is sushi with vinegared mackerel wrapped in wasabi leaves and sushi rice. (2 minutes walk)
There is a restaurant called "Sekisho" that serves delicious yakitori and ramen. It's cheap and good! We are working hard on our motto. (About 3 minutes walk)
Sightseeing spots
Aragishima: A terraced rice field selected as one of the 100 best-terraced rice fields in Japan. Aragishima is not an island. Aragishima is not an island, but a terraced paddy field on a river terrace created by the meandering Arita River, which originates from Koya Mountain. The scenery is unique and is said to be tongue- or fan-shaped. About 5 minutes by car

Arita River: Arita River is the main stream of a second class system and is popular for sweetfish fishing. Ayu fishing is prohibited from May 1

Kiyomizu-dera Temple: This is a branch temple built by Kobo Daishi, a Buddhist monk who used to study here to escape the flames. It is said that in the past, a Koya monk escaped from the flames by studying at this temple and making a pilgrimage to the temple. It's about 6 minutes on foot.

Shimizu Onsen Kenko-kan: Enjoy a moment of peace in a natural hot spring. It's about 7 minutes on foot.

Koyasan is one of the holy sites of Japanese Buddhism, established by Kobo Daishi as a place for shuzen. The number of temples on the mountain is 117, including Kongobuji Temple (the head temple of the temple), Hojuin Temple (the head temple of the temple), and other temples, about half of which are also shukubo. The road was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as "The Road" and in 2016, it was additionally registered as a World Heritage Site as the Koya Pilgrimage Road (including the Machishi Road) was renamed. 【Approximately 1 hour by car】.

Dojoji Temple: This temple of the Tendai sect of Buddhism is located in Hidaka-cho, Hidaka-gun, Wakayama Prefecture, and is known for the legend of Princess Haicho and the famous Anchin Kiyohime legend, which is used in Noh, Kabuki and Joruri plays. When you visit the temple, you will be shown the picture scroll of "Anchin Kiyohime" at the Enki-Do hall and have a lecture about it. 【Approximately 1 hour by car】.

Event information
In early to mid-June, there is a spot where fireflies fly about.
(5 minutes by car)

○ Access
Coming by JR :)
Get off at "Fujinami" station on the JR Kisei line.
Take the bus to Hanazono, get off at Shimizu Station, and walk for 2 minutes.
Coming by car
(From Osaka) Hanwa Expressway/Yuasa-Gobo Road Get off at the Arita Interchange.

(From Shirahama direction) Get off at Arita Minami Interchange on Hanwa Expressway
About 50 minutes by car on Route 480.

There is a parking lot on the premises. Parking for up to 10 cars is available.

A word from the owner
A quiet inn with a family-like atmosphere. Please relax and enjoy a meal using local ingredients.