Temple of Japan

My home is a little far from the station, but you can experience a truly Japanese stay. Japanese temples have cemeteries. If you are afraid of that and are looking for the same comfort as a hotel, please do not book. Also, if you are not interested in Japanese culture or cannot follow the house rules, please do not book. I think a hotel closer to the station is better. Please let me know your check-in time by the day before your stay. I may be able to pick you up. The space It is a traditional Japanese room. Guest access Guest room. Kitchen for guests. Other things to note Presentation of passport is required at check-in. Also, you must write your address, name, occupation on the roster. Check-in and check-out are done face to face. There is a cemetery in a rural temple in Japan. Perhaps you might be scared. (You can not see the graveyard from the room where you stay) Please let me know your check-in time before the day of your stay. I am not always at home waiting for guests. I work at the temple on a daily basis. I may not be at home. If you come without letting me know, you may not be able to check in. Please come at the agreed check-in time. Please be sure to check your Airbnb email on the day of check-in. I read the Sutra from 7 o'clock every morning. It may be noisy. But this is my job. Those who can not understand the temple, please do not book. Registration details M410000455