Momoyama Goryo-mae Station × Economy Japanese-Style Room AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A Ryokan located in a quiet residential area in Kyoto's sake district, Fushimi. 12 minutes on foot from Kintetsu/Keihan Tanbabashi Station, 5 minutes from the nearest bus stop. Very convenient access. Approximately 8 minutes from the Kyoto Minami IC on the Meishin Expressway. Free parking available from 1 PM on the day of stay (no parking allowed the following day). 1-minute walk to a convenience store, close to restaurants, with Wi-Fi and PC connection available. Nearby attractions include Teradaya and Daikokuji Temple, where the nine martyrs who lost their lives in the Teradaya Incident are buried. A bit further, you can visit Fushimi Inari Taisha, known as a power spot in recent years, Daigoji Temple (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Byodoin Temple, and Ujigami Shrine. Additionally, it offers excellent transportation access to Osaka and Nara. For business purposes, it is conveniently located near Uji City, Nagaokakyo City, Muko City, and Joyo City, making it ideal for sightseeing, business, or construction-related stays.

Belle Fushimi is a guesthouse that has been transformed from a traditional Kyoto townhouse through renovation, offering a comfortable stay. Belle Fushimi retains the "Tori-niwa," a long, narrow corridor characteristic of Kyoto townhouses, enhancing ventilation to make the typically hot summers and cold winters of Kyoto more comfortable. Although it is a guesthouse, each Room is completely private, ensuring that you will not share a Room with other guests. Both twin Rooms and double Rooms can be used by a single guest, allowing you to enjoy your stay with peace of mind regarding privacy and security.

Minpaku Inariyama is an accommodation located on the quiet hillside of Inariyama, surrounded by bamboo groves and offering a pristine natural environment. Historically, this area was part of the Fujiwara family's estate and was considered sacred ground where many monks offered daily prayers to the deity of Inari. The name "Bōzan" (Monk's Mountain) originates from this history, as explained by the priest of Fushimi Kamitaka Shrine nearby.Our accommodation is ideal for exploring Fushimi Inari Taisha's numerous otsuka (sacred mounds) and spiritual sites. It takes about 18 minutes on foot to reach Fushimi Inari Taisha via Takenoshita Path, a bamboo-lined trail inaccessible to cars. Along the way, you can visit famous power spots such as Fushimi Kamitaka Shrine, Kōbō Falls, Myōbūsha Shrine, and other mystical otsuka before arriving at the iconic Senbon Torii gates. From there, turning right leads you to Kumataka Shrine—Fushimi Inari Taisha’s top power spot—while turning left takes you in just one minute to Okusha Hohai-sho with its Omokaru Stone. Kumataka Shrine and Fushimi Kamitaka Shrine are two major power spots representing Mount Inari; we highly recommend visiting them.Additionally, our accommodation offers free parking facilities, making it an excellent base for sightseeing in Kyoto by car. After a day of exploration, relax with forest bathing on our wooden deck or unwind in our handmade open-air bath in the backyard. While it is not an Onsen hot spring bath, we provide high-quality bath salts comparable to Onsen water for your enjoyment.We also welcome guests traveling with pets! You can create memorable moments with your beloved dog at our pet-friendly accommodation. Dogs are allowed in guest rooms; however, if preferred, we also have dedicated pet-only rooms available.As a former ceramic artist who started running this minpaku business in 2018, I have since paused my creative work but cherish meeting guests from around the world as well as kind-hearted dog lovers who stay with us!