Garden

Once you step into our 8.2-acre garden, you will be transported into a whole new world. Here you will experience some of Japan's treasured and preserved natural beauty. Strolling though the garden, you will be struck by sights such as a drinking-water spring, the "Totoro" camphor tree, a 300 year old chinquapin tree, a large silk tree, a path lined with bamboo trees and a small shrine dedicated to Oinari, one of the Shinto deities.

History

The location of Jinya has had historical significance since the times of the Kamakura Shogunate.
Many historical artefacts, such as the armor given by Mori Motonari and the sword used by Musashi Miyamoto for his duels, are displayed in the lobby. Jinya is also known as the site for competitions in the Japanese Chess Master Title. As a result, you will find that a number of calligraphy works by well-known Japanese chess players are displayed in the lobby.

Rooms

The purely Japanese-style rooms evoke a sense of history and heritage.
Forget about the hassles and stresses of city life and enjoy some moments of true serenity.

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Hot Springs (Onsen)

This famous hot spring is known to be one of the most calcium-rich hot springs in the world.
It has been long-believed that, by drinking the water, visitors can experience relief from rheumatism, neuralgic pains, external injuries and gastrointestinal disorders.

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