Traditional wooden ryokan exterior with lanterns and stone markers beside roadside and green hillside in Kanagawa
Folded yukata, obi, towel and toiletries arranged on tatami at Togakubo ryokan in Kanagawa
Assorted lacquered dishes and small bowls arranged for a traditional ryokan meal at Togakubo Kanagawa
Traditional tatami room with low table and shoji doors at Togakubo in Kanagawa Kanto region
Shrine courtyard with paved path, wooden halls and forested hills near Togakubo, Kanagawa
Long tatami dining room with blue-tablecloth tables, low chairs, shoji screens and garden view at Togakubo, Kanagawa
Tiled bathing area with stools and hand showers at Togakubo in Kanagawa
Warm ryokan lobby with wooden beams, display shelves, seating and traditional lighting at Togakubo Kanagawa Kantō

Togakubo

8.5
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 8.5/10, based on 32 reviews. ? Our score combines two signals: 50% based on traveler sentiment and guest feedback found online, and 50% based on our internal on-site evaluation plus ratings from verified travelers on our platform, who must provide proof of stay.
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Check-in from 4:00 PM
Mountain Setting Forest Surroundings Riverside Location Hot Spring Town Quiet Village Hot Spring Bath
Staff 8,8/10
Facilities 8,2/10
Cleanliness 8,6/10
Comfort 8,3/10
Value for money 8,4/10
Location 8,0/10

Ryokan highlights

Historic shukubo-style ryokan in Oyama, Isehara, well placed for shrine visits, hiking, tofu cuisine, and quiet baths.

Mount Oyama BaseWell positioned in Oyama for Afuri Shrine visits, hiking, and mountain-area exploring.
Historic Shukubo FeelA long-running pilgrim lodge with traditional tatami rooms and a distinctly local atmosphere.
Tofu Kaiseki MealsKnown for Oyama tofu cuisine, making dinner a memorable regional food experience.
Open-Air BathOutdoor bathing adds a calm, nature-linked pause after shrine walks or mountain trails.
Quiet Adult RetreatSmall-scale setting feels peaceful and intimate, especially appealing for couples and slower stays.
Good Access by BusReachable from Isehara Station by bus, with parking available for drivers.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1 nightScenery and shrine-hike access are the strongest drivers here: arrive mid-afternoon, soak before dinner, enjoy the local tofu-based meal, sleep early, then use the next morning for Afuri Shrine, the cable area, or a Mt. Oyama start before moving on.
Trip-planning verdict: Best used as a 1-night mountain temple-lodge stay near Mt. Oyama, with 2 nights only if you want a slower hiking and shrine-focused rhythm.

Know before booking

Limited base valueGreat for Mt. Oyama and nearby shrine sights, but the immediate area is too narrow for a long regional stay.
Not station-sideAccess is straightforward from Isehara Station by bus, but it is not a luggage-easy rail-hub stay.
Simple facilitiesThis is a small historic shukubo-style inn, so choose it for atmosphere and setting, not resort-level amenities.

Food & drinks

A historic Oyama shukubo known for tofu-focused kaiseki, with useful tofu dining nearby if you do not book meals in advance.

Dining Room (on-site)
on-site

Traditional meal venue for breakfast and tofu kaiseki-style ryokan meals.

  • Tofu kaisekifoodMulti-course local tofu meal.
  • YubafoodSoy milk skin dishes.
  • Japanese breakfastfoodSimple traditional morning set.
  • Green teadrinkTea served with meals.
Ogawaya (nearby)
nearbyabout 200 m

Well-known nearby tofu restaurant on the Oyama approach.

  • Tofu set mealfoodJapanese tofu lunch set.
  • Dengaku tofufoodTofu with miso glaze.
  • Yuba dishesfoodLocal soy-based specialties.
  • TeadrinkStandard meal accompaniment.
Negishi (nearby)
nearbyabout 900 m

Nearby local Japanese spot noted for casual tofu kaiseki around Koma Sando.

  • Tofu kaisekifoodCasual local course meal.
  • Tofu specialtiesspecialtyOyama-style tofu cuisine.
  • Japanese dishesfoodLocal mountain-area fare.
  • TeadrinkTypical non-alcohol pairing.

Access, transport and nearby sights

This ryokan is in the Mt. Oyama pilgrimage area and is most practically reached from Isehara Station by bus, taxi, or private car rather than on foot from a rail station.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Should you choose this ryokan?

This is a historic shukubo-style ryokan in Oyama, Isehara, best suited to travelers who want a traditional mountain stay with local tofu cuisine and a spiritual atmosphere. It is a strong choice for culture, quiet, and Mt. Oyama access, but less ideal if you want modern hotel comforts or highly convenient transport.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Deep Mt. Oyama atmosphereThe inn sits in Oyama, Isehara, right by the historic pilgrimage area, making the stay feel closely tied to the mountain, shrine culture, and old approach roads rather than a generic ryokan stop.
  • 400-year heritage feelThis property presents itself as a long-established lodging with roughly 400 years of history, which gives the stay a strong sense of tradition, aged character, and place.
  • Excellent for tofu loversTougakubou is especially known for Oyama tofu dishes, including handmade tofu prepared with local spring water, so the food experience is a real draw rather than an afterthought.
  • Quiet, restorative settingThe ryokan emphasizes calm baths, natural silence, and seasonal scenery, which makes it appealing for travelers seeking a slower and more reflective overnight experience.
  • Meaningful cultural activitiesGuests can experience practices such as shakyo-style copying and purification-related traditions, adding a spiritual and cultural dimension that many standard ryokans do not offer.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • Public transport is not effortlessGetting there typically involves reaching Isehara Station and continuing by bus, so it is less convenient than a ryokan directly beside a major station.
  • Traditional style over modern luxuryThis is a classic shukubo-style inn, so travelers expecting sleek design, large private facilities, or upscale resort-style amenities may find it too simple.
  • Best fit is fairly nicheThe experience is especially attractive for hikers, shrine visitors, and culture-focused travelers, but it may feel too quiet or specialized for guests wanting nightlife or broader entertainment nearby.
  • Shared-facility expectations may applySome room and bath arrangements follow a more traditional inn setup, so travelers who strongly prefer fully private modern bathrooms in every room should check carefully before booking.
  • Mountain weather affects the stayBecause the appeal is closely tied to the natural setting around Mt. Oyama, rain, cold, or poor visibility can reduce the enjoyment of walks, views, and the wider area.

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