〒910-1202
10-15-1, Shimojohoji, Eiheiji-cho, Yoshida-gun, Fukui Prefecture

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"Kanshukuen" – the joy of cherishing rare and precious encounters. A place where the exclusive experience of sake, cuisine, and atmosphere connects people with happiness and fortune, creating moments of pure indulgence.

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Hot spring
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Hot spring open-air bath

All rooms are equipped with a semi-open-air bath where you can enjoy hot spring water. By opening and closing the doors and slits, you can create a sense of openness and privacy at will. In the morning, you can feel the refreshing nature of Fukui on your skin, and at night, you can feel moisturized under a sky full of stars. Enjoy as many comfortable moments as you like during your stay to free your mind and body.

*Sauna-equipped accommodation "Kanshukuen Tsudoi" does not have a hot spring bath.

Sauna
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聚 TSUDOI

Find your perfect state of relaxation—much like the slow,
careful crafting of fine sake—in a guest room featuring a private sauna.
Created by Kokuryu Sake Brewing, these sauna-equipped rooms offer an authentic Finnish sauna experience born of the harmony between nature and human craftsmanship.
Amidst scenery that shifts with the changing seasons, immerse yourself in a unique sense of deep relaxation—a moment of bliss found only here and now.

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Japanese cuisine En
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Bar Toki
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Access
〒910-1202 
10-15-1, Shimojohoji, Eiheiji-cho, Yoshida-gun, Fukui Prefecture

About 10 minutes by car from the Chubu Jukan Expressway
"Eiheiji Sando IC"

Get off at Echizen Railway Katsuyama-Eiheiji Line
"Eiheijiguchi Station" and take a taxi for about 6 minutes.

Approximately 27 minutes by car from JR Fukui Station

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○ = Reservations accepted /
× = No vacancy

Special rates apply during the New Year holidays, Golden Week, and Obon.

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