土善旅館

千葉県香取郡東庄町笹川い624

An inn in Tonosho with two kyudo ranges that also takes development and manuscript camps. Its quasi-natural Komyoseki baths are open 24 hours outside cleaning, and free wireless LAN reaches the whole building.

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Key facts

Types of stay accepted

An inn taking group training stays for kyudo, software development, manuscript work and workations.

Komyoseki bath

A quasi-natural hot bath using natural mineral stone, available 24 hours a day a day.

Effects of the Komyoseki bath

Lower back pain, stiff shoulders, haemorrhoids, neuralgia, recovery from fatigue, rheumatism and sensitivity to cold.

Internet

Free wireless LAN reaches anywhere in the building, and wired connection is available in the rooms.

Guest rooms and the large hall

Japanese-style rooms comprise three of about 17 tatami, two of about 21, three of about 33 and two of about six. The large hall is about 84 tatami with a microphone and a stage.

Baths

Two Komyoseki baths, one large and one small, available 24 hours a day a day except during cleaning.

Other facilities

Table tennis, a massage chair, mahjong, go, shogi, four bicycles and two shared washing machines provided free.

Check-in and check-out

Check-in is at 15:00 and check-out at 10:00, extended for development and manuscript training stays.

Transfer service

Minibus transfers are for parties of 10 or more and must be booked in advance. Transfers from Sasagawa Station or the Tonosho bus stop apply to parties of 10 or more and may not always be possible.

Kyudo ranges

Two kyudo ranges, one for 10 shooters and one for six. Fixed cameras on four sides allow shooting form to be reviewed, and the video files can be taken away.

First range

For six shooters, 13m by 8.5m.

Second range

For 10 shooters, 17m by 12m. Its depth allows practice of entrances, exits and formal movement.

Range hours

8:00 to 12:00, 13:00 to 17:00 and 18:00 to 22:00, with evening practice running to 22:00 at the latest.

Range equipment

Targets, makiwara, video cameras, full-length mirrors, fans, a water jug, a water supply with ice in summer, and stoves and windbreak sheets for cold weather.

Conditions for a kyudo camp

Kyudo camps start from five people, and participants set up their own targets. A minibus runs free between the inn and the range, a distance of about 800m or nine minutes on foot.

Development camp season

January to mid-February, April to mid-July, and mid-September to December.

Development camp connectivity

The development camp plan allows a free choice between two provider lines.

Development camp stay hours

The stay can extend from a 12:00 check-in to a 15:00 check-out at the most.

Development camp rentals

Displays in 4K and Full HD, a projector, a screen, a whiteboard and power strips, among others.

Locking and surroundings

The development room can be locked, and there is a convenience store about five minutes away on foot.

Payment methods

Cash and bank transfer. Credit cards are not accepted.

Eligible groups

Stays are for real companies, schools, seminars, clubs or organised groups, which are asked to show a business card or a website.

Manuscript camp season

January to mid-February, April to mid-July, and mid-September to December.

Manuscript camp stay hours

The stay can extend from a 12:00 check-in to a 15:00 check-out the following day at the most.

Manuscript camp demo units and rentals

A small number of demo units for trying Clip Studio, comprising a PC with a pen display and a TourBox left-hand controller. Free rentals include a lighting stand, desk and chair, a tracing table, a display and an A4 monochrome printer.

Screening equipment

Blu-ray and DVD can be shown on a large screen.

Route by train

Tokyo Station to Chiba Station takes about 35 minutes on the Sobu line, and Chiba to Sasagawa about one hour 35 minutes on the Narita line.

Route by express bus

About two hours 15 minutes from the Yaesu exit of Tokyo Station to Tonosho.

Driving route

About 30 minutes from Sawara-Katori IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway via prefectural route 253 and National Route 356.

Rooms

Japanese-style rooms by size

Three rooms of about 17 tatami, two of about 21, three of about 33 and two of about six.

Large hall

About 84 tatami, with a microphone and a stage.

At the property

Komyoseki baths, large and small

Two quasi-natural baths, large and small, using natural mineral stone, available 24 hours a day a day except during cleaning.

Other facilities

Table tennis, a massage chair, mahjong, go, shogi, four bicycles and two shared washing machines provided free.

Tokyo Station to Chiba Station takes about 35 minutes on the Sobu line.

Chiba Station to Sasagawa Station takes about one hour 35 minutes on the Narita line.

About two hours 15 minutes from the Yaesu exit of Tokyo Station to Tonosho.

About 30 minutes from Sawara-Katori IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway via prefectural route 253 and National Route 356.

Arrival

Arriving by train to Sasagawa Station

Tokyo Station to Chiba Station takes about 35 minutes on the Sobu line.

Chiba Station to Sasagawa Station takes about one hour 35 minutes on the Narita line.

About two hours 15 minutes from the Yaesu exit of Tokyo Station to Tonosho.

Arriving by car from Sawara-Katori IC

About 30 minutes from Sawara-Katori IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway via prefectural route 253 and National Route 356.

Before your stay

Stay hours change with the purpose

Normally check-in is 15:00 and check-out 10:00. Development camps extend to a 12:00 check-in and 15:00 check-out at most, and manuscript camps to a 12:00 check-in and a 15:00 check-out the next day.

Kyudo camp numbers and preparation

Kyudo camps start from five people, participants set up their own targets, and a minibus runs free over the 800m between the inn and the range.

Camp season windows

Development and manuscript camps run January to mid-February, April to mid-July and mid-September to December.

Transfer conditions

Transfers from the station or bus stop apply to parties of 10 or more, must be booked in advance and may not always be possible.

Payment methods

Payment is by cash or bank transfer; credit cards are not accepted.

Eligible groups

Stays are for real companies, schools, seminars, clubs or organised groups, which are asked to show a business card or website.

Source

Based on Chiba Prefecture, “Environmental health facilities (ryokan and hotels)” (2026-03-31); modified and translated. PDL-1.0.

2026-03-31