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Myojinkan – Expo 2025: Live to Travel, Travel to Live

Myojinkan

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Nestled in the land that is said to be part of the Japanese mythological "Ama-no-Iwato Legend," Myojinkan is a mystical inn home to three dragon deities who safeguard both gods and human beings. Nearby, the expansive Myojin-daira is believed to be the landing spot for divine beings tasked with protecting the mythical "hidden door" of the Iwato Legend. Today, Myojinkan offers a haven where visitors can enjoy the luxury of "doing nothing” and is recognized as a place to rejuvenate the mind and body in healing baths. Indulge in tranquility and wellness at this doorway to relaxation.

Q1: How does this attraction bring tourists and locals together?

A: At Myojinkan, we emphasize the concept of local production and consumption, showcasing dishes made with locally sourced Shinshu ingredients and providing seasonal harvesting experiences to share the region's culinary culture and charm. Additionally, in our traditional Japanese guesthouses, "Satoyama villa Honjin" and "Satoyama villa DEN," tourists can immerse themselves in the ambiance of Japanese aesthetics while experiencing the sentiment and culture of Japan.

Q2: What kind of impressions have you got from visitors?

A: Throughout their stay at Myojinkan, guests express great satisfaction with the unique dining experience amidst the area’s pristine nature and the delightful dishes crafted from Shinshu’s rich ingredients.

Q3: Any message for visitors planning to see Expo 2025?

A: Japan has many wonderful regions beyond major cities like Osaka. At Myojinkan, you can fully embrace the unspoilt landscapes of Shinshu and immerse yourself in traditional Japanese culture. We look forward to welcoming you.