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After visiting Shigaken Gokoku Shrine, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Hikone. Wander the parks and gardens while you're in the area.
You can browse the exhibits at Kaikoku Memorial, a museum with a storied past, during your travels to Hikone. Stroll along the lakeside or visit the temples while you're in the area.
You can study the exhibits at Hikone Castle Museum, a museum with a story of its own, during your travels to Hikone. Amble around the area's parks or visit its temples.
Taka San was incredibly welcoming and friendly. The room was super traditional and very spacious and there was a lot of space in the house for group dining a nice garage space to hang out as well. The guesthouse is in a very beautiful and scenic area. I would highly recommend Taka San and his guesthouse to anybody looking to visit the area.
Taka San was incredibly welcoming and friendly. The room was super traditional and very spacious and there was a lot of space in the house for group dining a nice garage space to hang out as well. The guesthouse is in a very beautiful and scenic area. I would highly recommend Taka San and his guesthouse to anybody looking to visit the area.
Wilhelmus
Reviewed October 15, 2025Reviewed October 15, 2025
Much larger than your standard business hotel. Very close to train station and 20mins walk to Hikone castle. Good breakfast too. Overall great value and we even got a view of the castle from our room!
Much larger than your standard business hotel. Very close to train station and 20mins walk to Hikone castle. Good breakfast too. Overall great value and we even got a view of the castle from our room!
Location: 5 mins from the station so an easy walk.
Staff: they were friendly and helpful.
Hotel: standard Toyoko inn so clean, and has everything you need for a nice stay including breakfast which has a nice variety so you’ll find something you like.
Room: typical style for this chain hotel. Clean, fresh, with bathroom and shower unit. These rooms are the typical size which is fine.bed was comfortable.
Food etc was all about 5 mins away. Plenty around the train station for people to...
Location: 5 mins from the station so an easy walk.
Staff: they were friendly and helpful.
Hotel: standard Toyoko inn so clean, and has everything you need for a nice stay including breakfast which has a nice variety so you’ll find something you like.
Room: typical style for this chain hotel. Clean, fresh, with bathroom and shower unit. These rooms are the typical size which is fine.bed was comfortable.
Food etc was all about 5 mins away. Plenty around the train station for people to...
Few mins walk from the station. Exterior is not flash and consistent with most business/budget hotels, the room is smallish, has limited luggage storage space though neat and functional.
Found a wonderful restaurant on the main street (heading from the station to the castle on the right side called Uomaru). Menu is Japanese only though a couple of staff speak basic English (I just asked for their recommendations). The bbq beef and assorted sashimi excellent.
Few mins walk from the station. Exterior is not flash and consistent with most business/budget hotels, the room is smallish, has limited luggage storage space though neat and functional.
Found a wonderful restaurant on the main street (heading from the station to the castle on the right side called Uomaru). Menu is Japanese only though a couple of staff speak basic English (I just asked for their recommendations). The bbq beef and assorted sashimi excellent.
Dean
Reviewed November 3, 2014Reviewed November 3, 2014
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What can I see and do near Daishiji Temple?
Hikone Castle, Sawayama Castle Ruins and Umoreginoya are notable landmarks to explore if you're in the area. Spend some time exploring the the natural beauty of Genkyu-en Garden, Ryotanji Temple and Konki Park. Create some family memories at Yume-Kyobashi Castle Road and Taga Service Area Nobori.