[Rent a shukubo: with breakfast] Completely private space. Freely stroll around Mitsui-ji Temple <with breakfast>

Limited to one group per day. Completely private for private use. <Waku Mitsui-ji Temple>, a renovated monastery with a history of more than 400 years You can stay at. Supper, precinct guidance, and experience are not included, but You can freely customize and enjoy Mitsui-ji sightseeing. ■ About breakfast (prepared by catering) We will prepare a Japanese breakfast by the long-established Kaiseki Kiyomoto "Kiyomoto". <Introduction to Kiyomoto> Chef Kenji Kiyomoto Japanese knife road Seiwa Shijo style 35th Iemoto Chairman of Shiga Prefecture Japan Cooking Skills Association Awarded "Japanese Master Craftsman" in the first year of Reiwa (first time in 13 years from Shiga prefecture) <Information> * This plan does not include dinner, various experiences, transportation, and precinct information (additional applications cannot be accepted). * If you would like to have dinner or experience, please make a reservation with a different plan. * This plan is sold only on weekdays. ■ About Shukubo <Facility information> ·space design Shuwa Tei, an architect known for HOTEL CLASKA and Shibuya Hikarie ·interior Bed slope with traditional small pattern, silk shade lamp that emits soft light Coordination of traditional crafts such as Yuta Tachikawa (t.c.k.w) Site: Approximately 807 square meters (including Japanese garden and Azumaya) Facility: 3LDK + Buddhist altar (approx. 176.16 square meters) <Shukubo Garden> The gardens that can be seen from each room are the Osaka Flower Expo (1990) and Awaji Flower Expo (2000) "Hana no Yakata". Designed exclusively for guests by Toshio Iwachi, who worked on the planting director. Cherry blossoms in spring and colored leaves in autumn decorate the garden, creating time and space only for guests. There is also an eastern house in the garden, which is full of history while hitting a pleasant breeze. You can feel the air. <Buddhist altar> Between the Buddhist altars in Waku Mitsui-ji, there is a statue of Dainichi Daisho Fudo Myo (owned by Suikanji in Yamauchi) along with a biwa and an incense burner. Enshrined (early Edo period). It has never been opened to the public and is equivalent to a cultural property. Only guests can see the statue of Fudo Myo. ■ About Mitsui-ji Temple <Sleep with national treasure> Mitsui-ji Temple has 64 national treasures and 720 important cultural properties. There are a wide variety of types such as buildings, paintings, sculptures, crafts, handwriting books, historical materials, and scenic spots (gardens). Have a special accommodation experience at Mitsui-ji Temple, which is full of Japanese history and culture. <Power spot> The place where Mitsui-ji is built is the terrain called Shuryu Soukei, where the paths of the spirits called Ryukyu collide with each other. It is a power spot where you can gain the courage and determination to gain great fame. Recommended for the following people. Those who want to be leaders, those who want fame, those who want an indomitable spirit <Relationship with Sanei-Ketsu> ·Oda Nobunaga Joined Yoshiaki Ashikaga at Mitsui-ji Temple during the first Joraku in 1568. Yoshiaki Ashikaga stayed at Kojoin as an inn until he entered Kyoto. Nobunaga, who was worried about the expansion of the power of Hieizan Enryakuji Temple, relieved the temple territory of Mitsui Temple and brought it to his side. From here, the expansion of Oda Nobunaga's power accelerated. It was ・ Toyotomi Hideyoshi In 1595, Hideyoshi suddenly ordered Mitsui-ji Temple to "confiscate the temple territory." There are several possible reasons, but it's still unclear. In 1598, the petition for the reconstruction of Mitsui-ji Temple was approved by the five elders' joint offices such as Terumoto Mori, Toshiie Maeda, and Ieyasu Tokugawa. Hideyoshi goes to the Kitaseisho (Hideyoshi's regular room) He will leave his will to rebuild Mitsui-ji Temple and will end his life the next day. ·Tokugawa Ieyasu Keitomo Yamaoka, also known as Senkei, was the priest of Kojoin, where Yoshiaki Ashikaga stopped by when he was in Joraku. According to one theory, it is said that the battle of Sekigahara greatly contributed to the turning over of Hideaki Kobayakawa. There is a close relationship with Ieyasu Tokugawa. After Ieyasu opened the shogunate, the reconstruction of Mitsui-ji Temple accelerated. Successive Shoguns of Tokugawa have issued a red seal with the content "Relief in the temple territory of Mitsui-ji Temple". Under the Tokugawa Bakuhan system, Mitsui-ji will be stable.