Special Features

Meals

M any Welcome Inns serve traditional Shojin ryori, Kaiseki ryori, local food, home-style dishes and so on. They provide overseas travelers with opportunities to experience the food culture. The following Welcome Inns are recommendable to enjoy meals of rural areas in a relaxed atmosphere.

P lease check the detail and photos of meals at each Welcome Inn’s website. Reservation may be necessary for meals. Welcome Inns show room rates, dinner and breakfast prices separately and taking meals is at your choice, whereas room rates of conventional Japanese–style inns include two meals.

Japanese Cuisine ©JNTO

Kaiseki ryori
A set menu comprising a series of artistically presented small dishes. It is enjoyable with eyes as well as mouth.

Kaiseki ryori
	Ryokan Nakamuraya		Minshuku Sosuke
	Ryokan Tsukinoya		Hotel Ichiei
	Hotel Claire Higasa		Matsunoki Ryokan
	Guest House Kikugawa		Kotobuki Ryokan

Shojin ryori
Vegetarian cuisine for Buddhist monks with strict precepts prohibiting to kill animals. It includes neither fish nor meat.

Shojin ryori
	Koyasan Haryoin Temple		JIMYOIN

Others

Home-style dishes
	Daibutsu Ryokan		Ryokan Sumiyoshiya
	Oyado Yamakyu		Oyado Yoshinoya
	Rinkai Hotel Kitamise		Sunrise Inn
	Lodge Tyojirou		Komecho Ryokan
	Minshuku Ryokan Tanpopo

Eclectic cuisine [Japanese, Chinese and western dishes]
	Fuji Calm		Takayama Park City Hotel
	Ryokan Matsumae

Spanish cuisine
	Yasuda Pension

French cuisine
	Mercure Hotel Narita

Buffet meal
	Narita Port Hotel (Formerly Narita Airport Washington Hotel)

Yakitori ©JNTO

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