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Hino Morisada Bettei Chidori
0748-36-3763
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Hotel Name

Hino Morisada Bettei Chidori

Address

1365 Murai, Hino Town, Gamo County, Shiga Prefecture

Telephone number

0748-36-3763

Notes

・Meishin Expressway Ryuo IC - Approx. 30 minutes
・Shin-Meishin Expressway Road Shigaraki IC - Approx. 35 minutes

【Pick-up service available】
If you would like a pick-up service, please contact us.

Access list

  • When using a car

    【Meishin Expressway】
    Approximately 19km from Ryuo IC(Approx. 27 minutes)
    Approximately 13km from Gamou Smart IC(About 20 minutes)
    Approximately 14km from Yokaichi IC(Approx. 22 minutes)

    【Shin-Meishin Expressway Road】
    About 13km from Koka Tsuchiyama IC(About 20 minutes)
    Approximately 22km from Shigaraki IC(Approx. 33 minutes)

    【Parking】
    Free parking available / 25 units

  • By public transport

    【When using the Ohmi Railway Bus Hihachi Line】
    52 minutes from "Omihachiman Station"
    *The bus stops at the "Murai Honmachi" bus stop, which is a 1-minute walk from the hotel.

    【Pick-up and drop-off】
    We will pick you up at Hino Station on the Ohmi Railway.

  • Tourist Information

    【Hino Festival】
    Hino Festival is the annual spring festival of Mamioka Watamuki Shrine.
    It is Hino's largest festival with a history of over 850 years.
    It is held every year on May 2nd (evening festival) and 3rd (main festival), and during the evening festival, the floats are pulled out to mountain storehouses and intersections in each neighborhood at dusk.
    Lanterns are lit and festival music is played late into the night, creating a festive atmosphere.
    On the day of the main festival, the event begins early in the morning with a procession of the Shinchosha and Kamiko, who are in charge of the festival, and by noon, over a dozen floats from each neighborhood gather in the shrine grounds, and three mikoshi (portable shrines) are also paraded out. The town of Hino is filled with the festival spirit for the entire day.

    【National Treasure Koto Sanzan】
    Koto Sanzan is a collective name for three Tendai Buddhist temples in the Koto region of Shiga Prefecture: Saimyo-ji, Kongorin-ji, and Baekje-ji.
    Located on the east side of Lake Biwa, on the western slope of the Suzuka Mountains, it is known as a famous spot for viewing autumn leaves, along with Eigen-ji Temple, located southeast of Baekje Temple, and has been selected as one of the 100 best spots for viewing autumn leaves in Japan.

    【National Treasure: The Three Mountains of Konan】
    The three ancient Tendai temples located in Konan City - Joraku-ji, Choju-ji, and Zensui-ji - are collectively known as the Konan Sanzan.
    All three temples were founded in the Nara period, and their quaint appearance can be enjoyed in the autumn when the leaves are colorful.