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Miyagawa-cho, a historic geisha district along the Kamo River, offers a glimpse into the rich history and culture nurtured by geiko and maiko. The stone-paved Miyagawa-cho Street, home to the Kaburenjo Theater, encapsulates the charm of Kyoto's old townscape. With landmarks like Kennin-ji Temple, Yasui Konpiragu Shrine, Kyoto Ebisu Shrine nearby, and Gion—a popular entertainment and sightseeing area—just around the corner, this location is perfect for fully enjoying Kyoto's attractions. From Keihan "Kiyomizu-Gojo" Station, you can also reach Fushimi Inari Taisha or Tofukuji Temple with a single train ride. Start your exploration of Kyoto from Miyagawa-cho!

Our Property is a serene Kyoto-style accommodation in the Sukiya tradition. Here, you can deeply experience the essence of Kyoto. Located by Gion Shinbashi and Shirakawa, it is one of the most quintessentially Kyoto places, where Maiko stroll along the stone-paved paths with red latticework at dusk. Additionally, you can leisurely enjoy seasonal cuisine in your Room.

1-minute walk from JR, Yoro Railway, and Tarumi Railway "Ogaki Station" (South Exit). Large public bath with sauna available. Free WiFi in all rooms. Conveniently located within a 5-minute walk to a convenience store, close to tourist attractions like Ogaki Castle and dining options. Coin laundry available, making it ideal for business trips or long-term Multiple Night Stays.

APA Hotel <Kurashiki Ekimae>, located in Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture, at the entrance to the Seto Ohashi Bridge connecting Honshu and Shikoku. Conveniently located just a 1-minute walk from the JR Kurashiki Station South Exit, an 8-minute walk to the beautiful white-walled streets of the [Bikan Historical Quarter], a 12-minute walk to Japan's first Western modern art museum, the [Ohara Museum of Art], and a 15-minute walk to [Achi Shrine]. All guest Rooms are located on the 10th floor or higher, offering accommodations that cater to a wide range of guests, including business travelers, couples, and families. Additionally, at the restaurant [Kyoto Gin Yuba], guests can enjoy a buffet-style breakfast with a variety of Japanese and Western dishes, and for dinner, savor our specialty tofu dishes. The Hotel also features conference Rooms, a lounge, and a banquet hall with a capacity of 150 people. Enjoy a memorable stay in Kurashiki, a city rich in tradition and culture.

This Hotel’s key advantages are its convenient location with excellent transport access, the Kamo River views from the windows, and spacious Rooms. Ideally located for getting around: about 15 minutes by taxi from JR Kyoto Station (Karasuma Exit). It is a 6-minute walk from Hankyu Kawaramachi Station, a 10-minute walk from Keihan Gion-Shijo Station, and a 6-minute walk from the city bus stop “Shijo Kawaramachi.” Another highlight of this prime location is that you can also reach us on foot from the stations while enjoying Kyoto’s scenery and strolling along the way. The property stands along the Kamo River, and our Kamo River View Rooms (riverside) feature floor-to-ceiling glass windows so you can fully enjoy the beautiful river view. Of our five Rooms in total, four are riverside Rooms with Kamo River views. In spring, you can see cherry blossoms in full bloom along the river; in autumn, vibrant fall foliage; and in winter, snow-dusted views of the Higashiyama mountains and Mount Hiei. From higher-floor Rooms, you can also watch Daimonji Bonfire (Gozan Okuribi). In addition—rare for buildings along the Kamo River—there is a rooftop terrace available for guests. The view across the river from the rooftop evokes Kaii Higashiyama’s painting “Toshi Kururu,” and you can also look out over Daimonji Bonfire (Gozan Okuribi) from here.

This area, where Higashiyama Roku is located, is called "Rokuhara," and nearby are Rokuharamitsu-ji Temple, Rokkaku-no-Tsuji, and Rokuhara Chinko-ji Temple. A Kyo-machiya, completed in Taisho 3 (1914), has been carefully restored by skilled craftsmen, preserving its original exterior. Inside the building, features such as fittings and transoms, which have been cherished by generations of owners, reflect over 100 years of history. We have created a serene space where guests staying at the Property can also feel a connection to the time when the building was originally constructed. The Rooms at Higashiyama Roku have been designed under the supervision of washi paper designer Eriko Horiki, who created washi light walls and lighting, offering a space where guests can enjoy the subtle shadows, the charm, and the transitions of a machiya. The lighting and Shigaraki ware round bathtubs, supervised by washi designer Eriko Horiki, as well as the noren (curtain) featuring calligraphy by Hina Aoyagi, the director of the Hokuriku Calligraphy Institute, are just some of the carefully curated details found throughout.

The facility has been renovated while preserving the traditional layout, featuring a design that highlights elements such as earthen floors and open ceilings, allowing you to experience the charm of a traditional townhouse. The interior showcases warm and luxurious touches with light wood furnishings, black-painted beams and pillars, and walls in earthy tones. Enjoy a relaxing stay in this inviting space equipped with highly functional amenities for your comfort. From the guest rooms, you can admire a small inner garden that reflects the beauty of each season. Located in the Gion area, this facility offers an ideal location to fully immerse yourself in Kyoto's historic streetscape. We look forward to welcoming you!

Founded in 1728, our inn carries on over 280 years of history and is ideally located as a base for sightseeing or business. We also offer a large public bath, where you can unwind and soothe the fatigue of travel or work. For breakfast, we serve our signature Japanese set meal featuring grilled fish, rolled omelet (dashimaki), and yudofu (tofu hot pot). It is especially popular with guests who wish to enjoy a “Kyoto-style Japanese breakfast.” With heartfelt hospitality passed down through generations, we invite you to spend a relaxing and comfortable time with us.

A breathtaking view of Abugashima Island and the majestic Tateyama Mountain Range. A small accommodation limited to three groups per day. Experience a unique and special time here. Immerse yourself in the natural surroundings by the sea for a journey to clear your mind and body. Established in the Meiji era, this accommodation with over 110 years of history will fully reopen in summer 2024 as a newly built, hotel-style small accommodation. Not only can you enjoy the stunning scenery, but also indulge in the flavors of Himi crafted by our chef-owner.

A Kyoto townhouse designed to maximize the spatial features of the traditional "eel bed" layout, unique to deep townhouses.The open atrium and firebox retain their original charm, offering a sense of spaciousness. The earthen floor features an old-fashioned stove preserved in its original form, creating a striking presence. Equipped with highly functional Simmons mattresses and bedding, as well as a bath where you can enjoy seasonal changes while soaking, every detail ensures comfort for an extraordinary experience. Warm lighting is thoughtfully placed throughout to create a cozy and serene atmosphere.Accommodating up to 9 guests, it is perfect for multi-generational family trips!Enjoy a special stay in this private space that offers an unparalleled experience.

A highly-rated property boasting an ideal location for sightseeing and hiking. Situated in the Hotaka Onsen area at the foot of the Northern Alps, surrounded by majestic mountains and rich nature. Relax in the abundant onsen waters and enjoy cuisine made with local Azumino ingredients. The property features 23 guest rooms, with Wi-Fi available throughout. Proudly offering spacious indoor baths and open-air baths showcasing seasonal landscapes. Additionally, we serve specialty dishes such as A5-grade Shinshu Premium Beef steak.

Our natural hot spring, sourced directly on-site, flows at an impressive rate of 1,415 liters per minute. The gentle and soft water is kind to the skin, making it safe for those with sensitive skin and even babies. With a silky texture similar to soap and excellent heat-retention properties, it boosts metabolism and leaves your skin smooth and warm long after bathing.

Yoro Valley is located in the heart of the Boso Peninsula, where spring arrives the earliest in the Tokyo metropolitan area. The warm climate of the Boso Peninsula offers an abundance of early seasonal attractions. The autumn foliage is the most famous, drawing many tourists. In addition, visitors can enjoy spring walks through fields of rapeseed flowers, bamboo shoot picking, fireflies in early summer, and river activities during summer vacation, making it a lively destination for families.Our inn is conveniently located in the center of the Yoro Valley Onsen area, close to "Kannon Bridge," making it an ideal base for sightseeing. Meals are prepared with carefully selected ingredients unique to the Boso Peninsula, blessed with the bounty of the sea, mountains, and rivers. We take great care to serve you with exquisite Japanese kaiseki cuisine. The Onsen features a natural "black hot spring" rich in iodine, known as a beautifying bath that leaves your skin smooth and warms you to the core. You can enjoy exploring the area via the local "Kominato Railway" and "Isumi Railway," or reach us by car in about 80 minutes with excellent access! Come and relieve your daily fatigue with us.

Serene and warm, experience the chanting at the property. "Chion-in Wajun Kaikan" has been established in Higashiyama, Kyoto, a place rich in nature. Feel the breeze, admire seasonal flowers, enjoy festival music, and savor seasonal flavors. Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life, relax, and align your mind with chanting. With Chion-in's unique hospitality, we deliver true relaxation.

An all-inclusive plan that includes dinner and breakfast, drinks including alcohol, activities, and other on-site charges during your stay.Enjoy unhurried time and space while feeling the tranquil seasonal nature of Yunishigawa Onsen, a hidden hot spring in Northern Kanto.