Takeda Castle Town Hotel EN will offer a “Spring Mountain Climbing Set” from March 1, 2025 to May 31, 2025 to accompany hikers on their way to the ruins of Takeda Castle, where they can enjoy the breathtaking view of spring.
Enjoy the spectacular spring-only view from the “Castle in the Sky
Takeda Castle, selected as one of the 100 best castles in Japan, is a famous sightseeing spot known as the “Castle in the Sky” or the “Machu Picchu of Japan” for its fantastic scenery surrounded by a sea of clouds. In spring, more than 30 cherry trees, including Someiyoshino, Yamazakura, and Kasumizakura, are in full bloom, and the view from the top is exceptionally beautiful only during this season. After the cherry blossom season, the beautiful ruins of Takeda Castle can be seen against the fresh green leaves. We hope you will enjoy the spectacular view that only this season can offer.
A special mountaineering set to make your time at the summit more comfortable
To make your ascent even more comfortable and enjoyable, we have prepared a special set of items that includes a croissant sandwich made by our chef, a hot drink and a portable pocket warmer, perfect for bathing in nature at the top of the mountain. We offer you a moment to relax and enjoy the spring breeze.
This plan is only available to our hotel guests.
Period: |
Saturday, March 1, 2025 – Saturday, May 31, 2025 |
Included: |
Chef’s homemade croissant sandwich
Thermos & hot beverages
Warmer (provided depending on the temperature)
Flashlight (rental) |
Price: |
660 yen (including tax and service charge) |
Takeda Castle Town Hotel EN
Takeda Castle Ruins is known as the “Castle in the Sky” and the “Machu Picchu of Japan” for its appearance floating in a sea of clouds. The castle town at the foot of the castle offers a picturesque landscape of quiet waterways, plastered and udatsu-lined Meiji and Taisho period townhouses, and nature that changes with the seasons.
Located in the center of town, the former Kimura Sake Brewery, with over 400 years of history, has been transformed over time into a 13-room inn of the highest quality. The rooms vary in taste from the Meiji era main building to the warehouse to the detached house, all of which will gently soothe the hearts of visitors.