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To the summit of Mt. Goryu
Comfort and Alpine Charm at Goryu Sanso Lodge
This mountain lodge is located at an elevation of 2490m, in the saddle between Mt. Goryu and Mt. Shiratake.
You can enjoy a variety of routes—ascenting via the Tomi-one Ridge, Happo-one Ridge, or traversing from Mt. Hakuba in the north or Mt. Kashimayari, Ogisawa in the south.
It’s a perfect base for both beginners and experienced hikers, offering stunning panoramic views and direct access to Mt. Goryu.
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ROOMS & FEES
Rooms & Fees
Japanese Style Dormitory Room
A simple and warm Japanese-style room. You can enjoy a fun chat with other fellow hikers in the shared room.
※For prices of different accommodation plans, please refer to the “Fees” column below.
Bunk Room
This room has a traditional mountain hut atmosphere and is popular among young hikers.
※For prices of different accommodation plans, please refer to the “Fees” column below.
4.5-tatami Private Room
Capacity: 2~3 guests Area: 7.3㎡
A slightly smaller private room. Relax in a private space with your family or friends.
6-tatami Private Room
Capacity: 3~5 guests Area: 9.6㎡
A slightly smaller private room. Relax in a private space with your family or friends.
Campsite
Camping is a luxurious experience that you can have the silence and starry sky all to yourself. Waking up to birds chirping in the morning and enjoying the fresh mountain air. You can travel at your own pace and get a sense of accomplishment and have an extraordinary experience.
Fees
- Accommodation fee will be increased by JPY 1,000 from April 26 to May 5.
- Student Discount: Receive a discount of JPY 3,000 by presenting a valid student ID. (JPY 1,000 discount for camping)
(Applicable to postgraduate, undergraduate, vocational school, high school and junior high school students. Not available during: July 19 to August 17, September 13~15, September 20~23, October 11~13, and school hiking trips.) - An additional fee will be charged for guests who stay without a prior reservation. (JPY 3,000 for mountain hut; JPY 2,000 for campsite)
- Private Room Fees:
Private room fees are charged separately from the basic accommodation fee.
Example of accommodation fee calculation (Private room. 1 night with 2 meals):
2 guests staying in a 4.5-tatami private room: 16,000 x 2 + 12,000 = JPY 44,000
4 guests staying in a 6-tatami private room: 16,000 x 4 + 15,000 = JPY 79,000 - Camping fee: JPY 2,000 per person & JPY 2,000 per tent
1 guests using 1 tent: 2,000 + 2,000 = JPY 4,000
2 guests using 1 tent: 2,000 x 2 + 2,000 = JPY 6,000 - Basic Accommodation Fee (Japanese Style Dormitory Room)
1 stay with 2 meals: JPY 17,000 (adult) / JPY 11,000 (elementary school student)
1 stay with dinner: JPY 15,500 (adult) / JPY 9,500 (elementary school student)
1 stay with breakfast: JPY 14,500 (adult) / JPY 8,500 (elementary school student)
1 stay without meals: JPY 13,000 (adult) / JPY 7,000 (elementary school student)
Bento box: JPY 1,500 - Basic Accommodation Fee (Bunk Room)
1 stay with 2 meals: JPY 16,000 (adult) / JPY 10,000 (elementary school student)
1 stay with dinner: JPY 14,500 (adult) / JPY 8,500 (elementary school student)
1 stay with breakfast: JPY 13,500 (adult) / JPY 7,500 (elementary school student)
1 stay without meals: JPY 12,000 (adult) / JPY 6,000 (elementary school student)
Bento box: JPY 1,500
Cancellation Policy
- A cancellation fee will be charged according to the following conditions:
- No-show: 100% of the accommodation fee
- On the day of stay: 30% of the accommodation fee
- After 16:00 on the day before: 30% of the accommodation fee
- Before 16:00 on the day before: No charge
- The cancellation fee applies to both the basic accommodation fee and the private room fee. Student discounts are not applicable.
- Even in cases of cancellation due to bad weather or physical condition, cancellation fees will be charged. However, please prioritize your safety and avoid unsafe hiking.
- If you are required to change your plans and stay at another mountain hut within our group, no cancellation fee will be charged; however, an additional fee of JPY 2,000 will apply.
- No cancellation fee will be charged in the following cases:
- If a special warning or weather alert is issued by the Japan Meteorological Agency for the area on the day of your stay.
- If you are physically unable to reach the mountain hut on the day of your stay due to road closures or similar circumstances.
MEALS
Foods at Goryu Sanso Lodge
Dinner
Breakfast
Bento Box
FACILITIES
Facilities Information
Shop
Goryu’s popular “I love mountains. I love sake” T-shirts! They sell out quickly.
Original badges and Japanese tenugui towels are also popular goods.
Inari sushi, cup noodles and instant cup coffee are also available here.
Dining Room
Renovated in 2024. Please enjoy your breakfast and dinner here.
GOODS
T-shirts
Towels
Badges
Stickers
PLANNING
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The Origin of “GORYU”
It is said that when mountaineer Inosuke Saegusa and his party climbed this mountain for the first time in July 1908, they asked a local guide the name of the mountain. The guide replied “Goryo”,so Saegusa translated it as “五竜” (Five Dragons) and spread it to the public.
There are several theories about the origin of the name “GORYO”. One theory suggests that the snow pattern that appears on the northeast side near the peak looks just like the Takedabishi, the family crest of Takeda Shingen, who ruled this area during the Sengoku period. The local called it “GORYO” (御菱) which means “the family crest of the lord”. Another theory suggests that on the map of the Ecchu Area (now Toyama), this mountain is labelled as “Ushirotateyama” (後立山) as it is right behind Mt. Tateyama. If you use Onyomi (Chinese way to pronounce Kanji) to pronounce “後立”, that will become “GORYU”.
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