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The location is believed to be the site of Emperor Kanmu's Oi Imperial Villa, which he frequently visited during his reign (781-806), as referenced in "Nihon Kiryaku." (An excavation conducted on our premises in 1988 uncovered remains of a garden from the early Heian period, suggesting a high possibility that this was the site of Emperor Kanmu's Oi Imperial Villa.) In "The Tale of Genji," Chapter 18 "Matsukaze," written in the mid-Heian period, a residence near the Oi River serves as the setting. This residence is described as being located "nearby Oigawa," and it is believed to have been modeled after Emperor Kanmu's Oi Imperial Villa.

The scenic beauty of Arashiyama, once celebrated by Heian aristocrats and poets, has continued to captivate people for over a thousand years in Kyoto, the ancient capital. Our ryokan is located right beside the picturesque Ōi River, offering an exceptional natural setting. While situated in the bustling heart of a popular tourist area, our facility provides a tranquil atmosphere where time flows gently. Relax in your room and enjoy the ever-changing seasonal beauty of Arashiyama.On November 15th, 2025, Ryotei Rangetsu will celebrate its 20th anniversary since opening. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our guests who have supported us over the years. As we look forward to serving you for another 30 or even 40 years as a beloved accommodation choice, we will continue striving for excellence. We sincerely appreciate your continued support and patronage.

"Flower" is described in the "Kaden-sho" as the essence of art that evokes emotion in the viewer and makes them want to return. When people encounter something unexpected, they are surprised and moved. Even if the appearance is modest, the subtle and thoughtful effort to inspire emotion in others is considered the true essence of "hidden beauty is the flower."Our Property embraces a part of the teachings from the "Kaden-sho" as our philosophy of hospitality and way of being. With this in mind, we have named our establishment "Kyoto Arashiyama Onsen Kaden-sho." We strive daily to provide our guests with moments of joy and inspiration.

Arashiyama showcases the beauty of all four seasons. The Grand West Arashiyama is located just a 5-minute walk from Hankyu Arashiyama Station and a 10-minute walk from Togetsu Bridge. Experience a stay that feels like living in Arashiyama.

While you can feel the lively atmosphere of this popular sightseeing area close by, step inside and a calm, unhurried time awaits.Danrantei was created as a place to gather around the table with your loved ones, share stories, and truly unwind.With a spacious living room, dining area, kitchen, and a sauna, you can relax and enjoy your stay with family or friends.Enjoy a special day in Arashiyama, Kyoto.

Just a 2-minute walk from Hankyu Arashiyama Station and a 7-minute walk to Togetsukyo Bridge, Mulan Hostel is an Accommodation surrounded by Arashiyama’s most captivating sights. It offers easy access not only to major attractions such as the Bamboo Grove Path, Tenryu-ji Temple, and Jojakko-ji Temple, but also to lesser-known spots like Gio-ji Temple, Adashino Nenbutsu-ji Temple, and Atago Shrine. Rental bicycles are also available for guests.Inside the hostel, you will find a charming garden and Japanese-style modern interiors. We offer private rooms in both Japanese-style and Western-style options, as well as dormitory rooms ideal for solo travelers. With highly affordable rates in the Arashiyama area, we are here to support all travelers visiting Kyoto.We also offer an entire-building rental Plan for up to 28 guests, recommended for family trips, graduation trips, and company retreats.

Just a 2-minute walk from Hankyu Matsuo-Taisha Station and about 900 m from the UNESCO World Heritage site Arashiyama, Mulan Stya Matsuo-Taisha is an entire-home rental Accommodation of over 100 m² for up to 8 guests. You can enjoy a total of four Rooms, including a train-themed kids’ Room designed by a first-class architect, as well as Japanese-style and Western-style Rooms. The spacious bathroom features a Shigaraki-ware bathtub from Shiga Prefecture—perfect for relaxing after your trip. The living room has an open atrium design, allowing families and friends to gather comfortably in one space. From the first-floor Western-style Room, you can also enjoy views of a karesansui (dry landscape) garden created by a Kyoto gardener.