Koyasan: A Night Inside a Working Temple
A mountain monastery town founded in the year 816, where you can sleep in a temple, eat Buddhist vegetarian cooking and walk one of the country's largest cemeteries by lantern light.
Every guide about Where to stay for a trip to Japan, in one place.
A mountain monastery town founded in the year 816, where you can sleep in a temple, eat Buddhist vegetarian cooking and walk one of the country's largest cemeteries by lantern light.
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A tatami room with no bed in it, a bath everyone shares, a dinner of fourteen small dishes and a robe you are expected to wear to it: how a night in a Japanese inn works.