Asakichi Ryokan
麻吉旅館34°29′ N 136°43′ ERyokan
Asakichi Ryokan suits travellers who want to sleep on the old pilgrim road between the shrines in an inn of about 200 years, and it sits a 15-minute walk from the nearest station.
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- Best for
- Travellers who want an old inn on the pilgrim road, couples
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Asakichi Ryokan
Asakichi stands at Nakanocho on the Furuichi road, the old Ise road that joined the Geku and the Naiku before the Miyuki road was built. Fire and wartime raids took most of old Furuichi, and the tourist association names Asakichi as the building that still shows how the street looked. The inn has taken travellers for about 200 years. Mie lists it among the cyclist-friendly stays on its route map. Kintetsu Isuzugawa Station is 15 minutes on foot, and the front desk keeps hours from 8:00 to 10:00 and 16:00 to 21:00.
Highlights
- About 200 years on the old pilgrim road
- Halfway between the Geku and the Naiku
- On Mie's list of cyclist-friendly stays
The essentials
- Kind
- Ryokan
- Amenities
- Parking for six cars
- Best for
- travellers who want an old inn on the pilgrim road, couples
- Bikes
- Welcomes cyclists
Quick answers about Asakichi Ryokanよくある質問
What does Asakichi Ryokan have?
Asakichi Ryokan lists parking for six cars.
Who is Asakichi Ryokan good for?
Asakichi Ryokan suits travellers who want an old inn on the pilgrim road, couples.
Is Asakichi Ryokan bike-friendly?
Yes. Asakichi Ryokan welcomes cyclists.
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