Location
Kurashiki is 3-hours 30-minutes from Tokyo or 1-hour from Osaka by bullet train, followed by a 15-minute local train journey.
A traditional ryokan, full of character, refined elegance and vintage charm, Ryokan Kurashiki sits on the pretty canal in the historical district of Kurashiki. The gracious hospitality of the okami and her staff, makes any stay a memorable experience.
Highlights
Located in the quaint Bikan quarter of Kurashiki, with willow-lined canals and 17th century warehouses and merchant houses
Live in ryokan splendour and relax with Western comforts in one of seven spacious suites
Be welcomed by the timeless warmth and hospitality of the staff
Soak up the old-world atmosphere and tasteful décor of this traditional ryokan
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Enquire NowKurashiki is 3-hours 30-minutes from Tokyo or 1-hour from Osaka by bullet train, followed by a 15-minute local train journey.
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