Nipponia Izumo Taisha Shrine Town — Hotel in Izumo

My inaugural voyage into the enchanting realm of Nipponia was nothing short of sublime. We stayed on the 15/9/2023 and we were embraced by the warm and gracious hospitality of a lady named "Adachi," who effortlessly wove a tapestry of comfort and belonging around us.

Our sanctuary was the Suisho room, an abode that transported us into the realms of a private villa, where every nook whispered tales of understated opulence. Here, we surrendered to tranquility, as the house cradled us in a soothing embrace.

Yet, the zenith of our journey lay not only in the comforts of our lodging but in the culinary symphony that unfolded before us. The feasts that graced our table, both for dinner and breakfast, defy mere description; they were a revelation, a gastronomic odyssey deserving of no less than three Michelin stars. In our worldly wanderings, we have sampled fare from the finest establishments, but this culinary masterpiece left an indelible mark upon our palates.

As we bid adieu to Nipponia, we do so with hearts brimming with gratitude, a promise etched in our souls to return and savor the evolving culinary creations that await our return to Japan's shores. Thank you, Nipponia, for an experience that transcended the ordinary and will forever linger in our...

From the stately matsu at the entrance, to the wonderful greeting upon our check-in, Nipponia offers a stay in Izumo that is truly memorable. The azealeas in the garden were in full bloom, complimenting the refined charm of the accommodations. Their tasteful renovation of this beautiful old building into an inn focused on a restful stay, Nipponia delivers an experience that makes a visit to Izumo even more worthwhile. Highest...

It was a stay in a very clean Japanese old folk house where you can spend some quiet and peaceful time.||This Japanese old folk house from 100 years ago.|For domestic tourists, it brings back nostalgia as if they were visiting their grandparents,|for international tourists it would be an experience to feel old Japanese culture.||You will be able to enjoy French cuisine made with local ingredients here. You will also be able to visit the Izomo Shrine, which is located in 5mins walk.||Although general hotels add more and more services, this hotel does not overdo it and has the best contents of historical building, valuable French restaurant, Japanese home garden.||This may be a place where you can comfortably experience life in Japan 100 years ago, in the era of Demon Slayer,||Not exactly on point, but I think it would be better with local guide or Japanese friends when you come to Izumo. Because of not often transportation and English communication may not be...