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Shiga/Arakawa, Otsu-shi
3,000 JPY 〜/1 night
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Description
Get to Kyoto by train in 36 minutes from Shiga Station using JR Kosei Line (800m), or take a free bus to Biwako Valley and go skiing/snowboarding in winter or just take in the beauty of Lake Biwa from Biwako Terrace in other seasons.
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Contact a HostBasic Facilities
24h Toilet
Water
WiFi
Playground
Pets Allowed
Smoking Area
Vending Machine
Washing Dryer
Waste Water Discharge
Security Cameras
EV Charger Stand
Administrator
Additional Fee Facilities
Electricity socket
Not available
Non-free Wifi
Not available
Non-free Shower
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Onsen (Adult)
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Onsen (Child)
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Dustbin
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Dog Park
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Camping Behavior Allowed
Not available
Tent (For 2-3 people)
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Tent (For 4-5 people)
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Cooking Allowed
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BBQ Facilities Rental
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Bonfire Allowed
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Nearby Facilities
Convenient Store
Lowson Shigaarakawa (700m)
Supermarket
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Gasoline
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Restaurant
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24h Toilet
Matsunoura Swimming pools (100m)
Onsen
Spa HiraTopia (3900m)
Parking space
Maximum lots：2 lot(s)
Parking Area Size：Length 6・Breadth 4・Height 4 m
Note
There is a toilet that can be used 24 hours at Matsunoura Swimming Area(100m form station).
Cancellation Deadline
17:00, 2 days before (Japanese time)
If you cancel your reservation after the Cancellation Deadline, cancellation fee will be applied. Cancellation rate can be checked here
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Reviews
4.00(1 reviews)
ミチトライフ
4.00Wed, Oct 30, 2019
琵琶湖湖西をバンライフ中に使わせていただきました。 朝、起きたら目の前に山と空が広がってとても気持ちがいいステーションでした。早朝の天気によっては綺麗に虹がかかるそうです。 徒歩10分で志賀駅があり、駅前にパン屋さん（月・火定休）があるので、朝はそちらで買うこともできます。 スーパーは車で558号線を南に10分程行くと平和堂があります。私たちは堅田のイズミヤまで行きました（車で20分）が、夕刻は道路が混む可能性があるので、行くまでに買い物している方がいいかもしれません。 近所で食べるのであれば、焼き鳥の大吉が徒歩8分の所にありますよ！道向かいに酒屋さんもありました。 ホストはトレーラーハウスの輸入販売をしている方で、今回トイレとシャワー（シャワーはオプションです）と使わせてもらいました！ 初めてトレーラーハウスに入ったのでいい体験ができました。 中古で販売中のものなので、次回同じものを使える保証はありません。20年程経っているものであり、整理中のため、完璧な綺麗さをもとめる方には不向きかもしれません。時間も自由に使えたので、快適に過ごさせてもらいました。 午前中にホストから話しかけてくださり、こちらのステーションについてのおすすめや知っておいて欲しい事を話してくださいました。（私たちがいいなと思ったことも追記しました。） 【いいとろ】 ・チェックイン、アウトの時間は柔軟に対応可。 ・駐車スペースが広い。置く場所も柔軟に変更可。 ・京都観光へも使える。（最寄り駅から45分） ・志賀駅まで徒歩10分。 ・約50mで松ケ浜。 ・おすすめは春秋。 ・タイミングがいいと朝早く綺麗な虹がかかる。 ・トレーラーハウスに入ることができる（かもしれない）。 ・ホストの人生話が経験豊富で面白い。 ・ホストがちょい悪だけど、純粋。 【注意】 ・11～2月頃は山からの吹きおろしで風が強くなる。 ・冬は寒く、夏は暑い。 ・雨の日は水はけが悪いので長靴必須。 ・電車が夜間も2時間1本通る。（私たちは気にならず。） ・ホストは話し出すと止まらない可能性がある（笑） 私たちにとっては、おもちゃ箱のようなステーションでした。 また、利用したいと思います。ありがとうございました！
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Lake Biwa
This is a lake with the largest reservoir capacity in Shiga prefecture. It is said that the lake formed from around 4,000,000 to 6,000,000 years ago and provided a water supply to those that lived in the area from the Jomon period. The name comes from the fact that the shape of the lake resembles a Japanese musical instrument known as the Biwa.
History
Shirahige Shrine
This is a shrine that is said to have been built in 5 BC. The shrine God is known as Sarutahiko no Mikoto, with the red/orange Torii gates appearing to float in Lake Biwa, which is known as "Itsukushima Shrine of Omi". It is a particularly good photo spot for photographers. The Torii gates were originally on dry land, but it is said that due to the increasing water levels of the lake, the Torii gates ended up being in the lake area.
History
Ikiyasan Chomeiji Temple
This is a Tendai sect temple that was built in 619 AD under the instruction of Prince Shotoku. The objects of worship are Senju Kannon(1000 Armed), Juichimen Kannnon(11-faced) and Sho Kannon and is a hidden temple not normally well known. From the Lake Biwa coast up to the main temple hall there are about 800 steps, known as the "808 steps". The temple is said to bring long life as the pronunciation of the name "Choumei" which is the name of the temple, means "long life" in Japanese.
History
Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine
This is a shrine built in 91 BC. The western hall contains the main powerful God with the eastern hall contains the Mount Hiei guardian God. This is the main hub shrine of the 3,800 Hiyoshi, Hie and Sannno Shrines in Japan. There are numerous cultural items associated with monkeys, as they are considered as underlings to the shrine Gods. The area is also famous for autumn leaf viewing with around 3000 autumn leaf trees.
History
Mount Hiei Enryakuji Temple
This is a temple of Tendai that was founded by Saicho in 788 AD. It is also registered as a World Heritage Site. Along with Mount Koya Kongobuji Temple, it became the centre for Heian Buddhism and a place of training for figures such as Honen (founder of the Jodo sect), Shinran (founder of the Jodoshin sect), Eisai(Founder of the Rinzai sect), Dogen (founder of the Soto Sect), Nichiren (Founder of Nichiren Sect). Because of this it is also known as the "Mother Mountain of Japanese Buddhism" and sacred buddhist teachings still continue to this day.
History
Kifune Shrine
This is the head shrine of the Kifune Shrine group, of which there are around 450 in Japan, although the construction date is unknown. The main shrine God was historically known as a rain God named "Takaokami no Kami", and worshipped as a bringer of rain and bountifulness. It is also said that drawings of horses were made on wood here, giving birth to the "Ema" which are the wooden plaques that one can see at many shrines with prayers written on them. Around 300 meters away from the main hall, one can visit "Yui Shrine", where there is another God that is said to bring destined couples together, known as Iwanagahime no Mikoto. The area is popular amongst couples.
History
Omi Jingu Shrine
This is a shrine built in 1940 to commemorate the 2600th year of the Emperor Jinmu, who was crowned in 660 BC. The temple God is known as Emperor Tenji, who made the trip from Asuka to Omi in 667 AD. After the Emperor Tenji wrote the Ogura Anthology of One Hundred Tanka‐poems by One Hundred Poets, it became a venue for playing Karuta (a variety of card games, normally played around new years). It is also the setting for the anime "Chihayafuru", and many fans of the anime make the pilgrimage here.
History
Nagarasan Onjoji Temple
This is a temple that was built in the 7th century under the instruction of Prince Yota. It is the head temple of the Tendai-jimon sect. From ancient times, battles and conflicts were waged with Hiei mountain Enryakuji Temple, and was confiscated by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. It is known as the "Phoenix Temple" due to overcoming numerous hardships and being rebuilt each time. Starting with the main hall, the temple contains 10 national treasures and 42 items of designated cultural importance.
History
Kyoto Imperial Palace
For 500 years between 1392 and 1869, the various generations of emperors lived here, where public ceremonies were held and administration took place. Originally, the place began as a small hall known as "Tsuchimikado Higashi no Toindono", but was expanded by Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, an important Shogun in Japanese history. It was established by Oda Nobunaga and Hideyoshi Toyotomi, to become the place as it is seen today. It ended as a place of government when the Emperor Meiji and royal family moved to Tokyo in 1869, and became open to the public from August 2016.
History
Kinkakuji Temple(Golden Pavilion)
This is a Rinzai sect temple built by Ashikaga Yoshimitsu in 1397. Kannon Bosatsu is the main object of worship, and is registered as a World Heritage Site. The golden Shariden temple known as "Kinkaku" in the centre of the Garden is said to represent paradise in this world. In the Kyoko-chi Pond, there are several stone islands known as Ashihara-jima islandTsurushima islandKameshima island dedicated to the feudal lords who served Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, the Shogun whose home the temple was. Along with Ginkakuji Temple(Silver Pavilion), these two temples are the great symbols of the Muromachi era(1336-1573).
History
Kiyomizu-dera Temple
This is a Hosso sect temple built by Enchin in 778 AD. The temple is built is reverence to Senju Kannon(1000 Armed) and is registered as a World Heritage Site. There is also a 13 meter high famous hall known as the "Kiyomizu Stage", which was built under the instruction of Tokugawa Iemitsu, where it became the stage for performances such as Gagaku classical music, Noh theatre, Kyogen and Kabuki. The temple can be enjoyed in all four seasons with cherry blossoms, greenery, autumn leaves and snow views during the respective four seasons.
History
Ryoanji Temple
This is a Rinzai sect temple built by Hosokawa Katsumoto in 1450. The main object of faith is Shaka Nyorai, and is registered as World Heritage Site. The famous stone water garden known as "Karesansui Garden" is said to represent a Zen landscape, and is arranged such that one cannot see all 15 stones at the same time. The area became famous when UK's Queen Elizabeth II visited here in 1975.
History
Tofukuji Temple
This is a Rinzai sect temple built in 1236 by Enni, and is a branch temple of Rinzai Tofukuji sect head temple. The main object of worship is Shaka Nyorai, and the name takes one character from the Todaiji Temple and Kofukuji Temples respectively. The oldest gate in Japan is here, which was rebuilt by Ashikaga Yoshimochi in 1425, and is a designated national treasure. In addition from the Tsuten bridge, provides optimum views of the vivid autumn leaves, and is said to be the best autumn leaf viewing spot in Kyoto.
History
Daigoji Temple
This is a Shingon sect temple built by Shobo in 874 AD, and is a branch temple of Shingon sect head temple. Yakushi Nyorai is the primary object of worship, and the temple is registered as a World Heritage Site. Although it was destroyed during the unrest of the Muromachi Era(1336-1573), it was reconstructed as the stage of a famous play starring the hero Toyotomi Hideyoshi, known as the "Daigo no Hanami". It is also famous for cherry blossom viewing.
History
Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine
Built in 711 AD, this shrine is the main central temple of the Inari Shrine group, of which there are about 30,000 in Japan. The main Gods are Ukanomitama no Mikoto , Satahiko no Okami, Omiyanome no Okami, Tanaka no Okami, Shi no Okami, known as the Inari great Gods. The shrine has long been known as a place to pray for wish for abundance, and the countless red/orange Torii gates were built to express the power of abundance of the Inari great shrine God, and is known as the "Thousand Torii gates". It was also the scene for the film "Memoirs of a Geisha".
History
Hikone Castle
This is a castle that was built by Ii Naokatsu in 1622. It is famous as one of Japan's only 12 remaining castles, and is one of five that is designated as a national treasure. From the top of the tower, visitors can see magnificent views of Lake Biwa, There is also a moor boat that is still in use, from which Hikone Castle can be viewed, and whose views can be enjoyed along with the seasons.
History
Tenryu-ji Temple
This is a temple built under the instruction of Ashikaga Takauji in 1345, and is a branch temple of Rinzai Tenryu-ji sect head temple. It was built as a place of relaxation for Emperor Godaigo. The main object of worship is Shaka Nyorai, and is registered as a world heritage site. The area is also popular for autumn leaf viewing, as there are amazing views of the Arashiyama autumn leaf trees.
Spot
Arashiyama Bamboo Grove
This is a bamboo forest of around 400m in Sagano. This was an area opened by aristocrats and noblemen in the Heian era(794-1185), and this area loved by the upper echelons of society back then still exists today, around 1,000 years later. This symbol of Kyoto brings in many tourists. It is recommended that you visit in early morning or later evening to be able to enjoy at leisure.
History
Kongorinji Temple
This is a Tendai sect temple built in 741 by Gyoki. The object of worship is Sho Kannon and after it became assigned as a holy place of Buddhist training by the Ennin Priest who practiced at Mount Hiei, it became the branch temple of Enryakuji Temple. It is famous for the countless Ksitigarbha (buddha that looks over children, travelers and the underworld) known as the "Thousand Jizou". As the main hall is separated from the main gate, it is thought that it escaped burning down from the attack of Oda Nobunaga.
History
Saimyoji Temple
A Tendai sect temple built by Sanshu in 834 AD. The primary object of worship is Yakushi Nyorai, and Minamoto Yoritomo is said to have come here to pray for war victory. Along with the temples Kongorinji Temple and Hyakusaiji Temple, it is one of the "Koutousanzan" destinations (east lake three mountains). It is also famous for autumn leaf viewing, attracting numerous visitors each year.
