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SHUKUBO - “TEMPLE STAY”

Welcome to Omuro Kaikan.
Experience a temple stay at Ninna-ji Temple, the head temple of Shingon Buddhism, founded in 888.
Omuro Kaikan is a shukubo (temple lodging) located on the grounds of the World Heritage Site Ninna-ji Temple, in Kyoto.
Travelers are welcome to have a night-stay, a meal or banquet on a day trip, or use the venues for meetings and events.
Omuro Kaikan is a shukubo (temple lodging) located on the grounds of the World Heritage Site Ninna-ji Temple, in Kyoto.
Travelers are welcome to have a night-stay, a meal or banquet on a day trip, or use the venues for meetings and events.
A LARGE VENUE FOR YOUR GATHERINGS
Omuro Kaikan welcomes reservations for groups and school trips.
Please feel free to contact us.
Up to 120 people
Omura Kaikan is not just a place to stay,
we are also open to groups coming just for the day.

GROUP MENUS

We can prepare seasonal meals unique to Kyoto and temple lodging. Meals can be adjusted to your group’s size and budget. We can accommodate up to 120 people, making it ideal for school trip lunches and corporate dinners.

PRIVATE VENUES

Venues include a conference room and large hall, that can be used for training seminars, banquets, and various events and activities such as yoga.
We can help you choose what’s best for you according your group size and needs. Please feel free to contact us for details.
ENJOY A MEMORABLE TEMPLE-STAY AT NINNA-JI TEMPLE, A WORLD HERITAGE SITE
Experience the simple yet comfortable layout of an authentic temple lodging room. Here one may feel the warmth of tatami mats while enjoying a delicious local temple cuisine.
A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME EXPERIENCE
Guests in-stay will be granted exclusive access to the morning Buddhist service in the “Kondo Hall”, a cultural property and national treasure. In the soft glow of candles, quietly pray with the monks as you listen to their sutra.

JAPANESE RESTAURANT “BON”

JAPANESE RESTAURANT “BON”

Japanese restaurant “Bon” is accessible both to guests in-stay and people visiting Ninna-ji Temple. Here you can enjoy seasonal dishes and sweets unique to Kyoto.

Japanese restaurant “Bon” is accessible both to guests in-stay and people visiting Ninna-ji Temple. Here you can enjoy seasonal dishes and sweets unique to Kyoto.
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