Yoshinoso Yukawaya（吉野荘湯川屋）

Yoshinoso Yukawaya（吉野荘湯川屋） is a historic Japanese inn (ryokan) that has been operating for over 300 years as a pilgrim lodge near Kinpusen-ji Zao-do temple. Built with local Yoshino wood and renovated in 1996, the inn features traditional architecture and houses a 720-year-old statue of En no Gyoja. The ryokan is known for its exceptional kaiseki cuisine using local mountain ingredients and vegetables, including their trademark "Saigyo-nabe" dish.

Services
- Traditional Japanese accommodation
- Open-air bath facilities
- Walking tours
- Bike tours
- Public bath access
- Custom kaiseki dining
- Group accommodations (up to 60 guests)
- Pickup service from Kintetsu Yoshino Station (except during cherry blossom season)
- Handicap-accessible facilities (with advance notice)

Additional Features
- 70 guest capacity
- Parking for 10 cars
- Credit cards accepted (JCB, VISA, MASTER, AMEX)
- Check-in: 3:30 PM
- Check-out: 10:00 AM
- English language support