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- "Time is a traveler passing through the ages, and the years that come and go are also travelers." - Tsukihi no Ie, named after a passage from Matsuo Basho's "The Narrow Road to the Deep North," is a machiya townhouse perfectly suited for savoring the essence of time. Inside this historic machiya, you'll find a multi-layered space that defies expectations from its exterior. Starting with a semi-basement level that was originally an air-raid shelter, the layers seamlessly connect through the doma (earthen floor), a living room facing the garden, the first floor, a mezzanine, and the second floor. Each level offers a unique space to relax and spend your time in your own way.

One is a dog-friendly (pet-allowed) Kyoto townhouse where you can stay with your beloved dog. The other is an accommodation where pets are not allowed. You can choose the accommodation that suits your style.

7 minutes by car from Kyoto Station. 5 minutes on foot to Kyoto Aquarium. The surrounding area is a treasure trove of landmarks related to the Shinsengumi, such as Toji, Mibudera, Nishi Honganji, and Shimabara Omon. The Wakaichijinja Shrine, associated with Taira no Kiyomori, the deity of success and fortune, is also a 13-minute walk away. There are 4 Japanese-style Rooms, making it suitable for two families. The Shigaraki ceramic bath set beyond the courtyard is full of the unique charm of a Kyoto townhouse. This rare townhouse also allows pets.

A blend of rustic charm and modern freshness coexists here. If you focus on the boundary, you will discover antique furniture with character and small items dyed using traditional techniques. You will surely find yourself struck with realization, understanding that this Property is in the process of being "dyed." Time and craftsmanship are blending the house into its surroundings. As you spend your time here, you too will become part of this process, immersing yourself in the spirit of Mibu, the land of dyeing, both body and soul. At Some-no-Ie, guests are welcome to stay with up to two small dogs per Property, provided they meet the conditions (additional charges apply for the second dog). For those arriving by car, we offer parking for one vehicle free of charge. For more details, please refer to the Property introduction page and the available Plans.

The Oriya-style Kyoto townhouse features a distinctive open atrium, majestic beams that evoke a century of history, and a blend of charm and heritage that excites the heart with a sense of openness. Relaxing while gazing at the serene Karesansui garden alongside swaying green bamboo soothes the soul. "This is the destination of the journey." A special property to leisurely enjoy your stay in Kyoto.

Shichijo Miyabi is a Property machiya accommodation that was renovated from a Kyoto machiya existing since Meiji 45 and opened on March 10, 2020. Incorporating Japanese modern elements into the traditional Kyoto machiya, it offers a space where tradition and modernity can be felt. Located near the recently popular Umekoji Park, it is close to Kyoto Station and conveniently situated for visiting famous Kyoto city attractions such as Kinkakuji, Gion, and Kiyomizudera from the Shichijo Omiya bus stop.

Sabi, or "wabi-sabi," is the appreciation of the beauty found in the passage of time, where aging and weathering bring richness and value—an essential aesthetic of Japanese culture. Faded corrugated metal sheets. Weathered wooden beams on the ceiling. Rusted black steel. Surrounded by these artifacts of time, as you gaze at the maple leaves dancing in the wind, finding joy and cherishing this very moment may be the essence of enjoying "sabi." For more details, please refer to the Property introduction page or the accommodation Plan.

Kyoto offers a history and culture that captivate people from around the world, along with the beauty of all four seasons and a rich culinary heritage passed down through generations. Yet many travelers leave without truly enjoying Kyoto. Because of food allergies, gluten-free needs, vegan preferences, religious dietary rules, or health reasons, they cannot eat with peace of mind while traveling—and continue their trip feeling anxious.They keep searching for restaurants they can eat at. They keep checking ingredients. They keep worrying about cross-contamination. They can’t enjoy the same dishes as their family or friends.Travel should be a time to feel free and enjoy new cultures and encounters—but anxiety about food can take that joy away.UNO RETREAT Kyoto was created to change that kind of journey. With our dedicated 100% Gluten Free & Vegan kitchen, we provide a place where everyone—whether they have dietary restrictions or not—can gather around the same table with confidence.But what we truly want to offer is not simply gluten-free or vegan meals. A world where no one has to give up travel because of food. A journey where no one is left out—where you can share the same table and the same moments with those who matter most. That is the inclusive hospitality UNO RETREAT Kyoto strives for.A small retreat with only four rooms, set in a traditional Kyoto machiya townhouse. Wake in the morning to gentle light filtering into the garden as your day begins wrapped in the aroma of rice cooked in a traditional hagama pot.Breakfast features Kyoto yuba (tofu skin), seasonal vegetables, and deep umami from kombu—all 100% Gluten Free & Vegan. Whether you have dietary restrictions or not, you can enjoy the same dishes together and experience Kyoto’s food culture side by side.Time spent here is more than simply eating safely. It becomes an irreplaceable travel memory—laughing and talking with loved ones while sharing everything this city has to offer.From Kyoto to the world, we will share a new way of hospitality. Toward a future where everyone can travel without worrying about food.Welcome to UNO RETREAT Kyoto. Your Kyoto story begins here.

We have renovated a traditional "Kyo-machiya" that still remains in Kyoto. You can stay in this historic townhouse and experience a simulated lifestyle in Kyoto. This Property is the fourth dog-friendly Kyo-machiya in our series. We collaborated with companies that support our mission of "preserving machiya and Kyoto's landscape." The noren curtain was specially crafted using denim fabric from Okayama Prefecture by "CEUEU," and the furniture features products from the Italian furniture brand "Kartell." While the exterior retains the traditional look of a Kyo-machiya, the interior is modern and stylish, inspired by the image of a highland villa, offering a comfortable and chic Kyo-machiya experience. Please enjoy the charming streets of Kyoto with your beloved dog.

A 3-minute walk from Mibu-dera Temple, associated with the Shinsengumi. This is a whole rental Property renovated from a traditional Kyoto townhouse (Kyo-machiya) built in the early Showa period. While modernized, it retains elements of the townhouse, such as the elongated "eel bed" shape and old wooden pillars. The Property features an open-plan living room extending to the back, a bathroom with large windows facing a tsuboniwa garden, a kitchen for self-catering, a Japanese-style room, and two bedrooms each equipped with a double bed. Enjoy a luxurious stay in a space where the tradition of the townhouse and modernity harmoniously blend together.

A 3-minute walk from Mibu-dera Temple in Kyoto, associated with the Shinsengumi. This is a whole rental Property renovated from a traditional Kyoto townhouse (Kyo-machiya) built in the early Showa period. The living room, with large windows facing the tsuboniwa (small garden), seamlessly connects to the wooden deck space of the outer veranda, creating a sense of unity between the inside and outside of the building. The Property features a bathroom facing the tsuboniwa on two sides, a kitchen for self-catering, a Japanese-style room, and two bedrooms each with a double bed. Enjoy a luxurious stay in a space where the inside and outside of the townhouse, tradition and modernity, blend together and elevate to new heights.

A private, whole-townhouse rental machiya featuring both a main house and an annex, embodying the dignified character of traditional ochaya architecture. Located in the Shimabara area—once a flourishing, shogunate-licensed hanamachi—this one-group-per-day Accommodation, “Machiya Residence Inn Kyoto Shimabara Ruikou,” offers complete privacy in a two-building layout. While preserving the refined atmosphere of traditional ochaya design, it also conveys a progressive spirit.On the 1st floor of the street-facing “main house,” the living-dining area and kitchen form one continuous space with a modern feel. The 2nd floor features classic machiya-style Japanese rooms and is equipped with bedrooms and bathrooms. In the “annex” beyond the courtyard, you will find a living-dining area, kitchen, two double beds, and a bathroom overlooking an intimate tsuboniwa garden—all within one machiya space. The main house accommodates up to 5 guests and the annex up to 4 guests, for a total of up to 9 guests.Enjoy an elevated stay at “Shimabara Ruikou,” where Kyoto’s history and culture meet new discoveries with every era.

Home Stay Momiji Shijo Arashiyama, a brand born from the expanding ecosystem of the Banyan Group, offers casual warmth and comfort through reliable service, distinctive standard facilities, and stylish accommodation. Its location creates a unique style reminiscent of each destination while maintaining a "sense of home" that brings peace and tranquility to guests.With only 9 guest rooms, it provides a quiet living space and private retreat away from the hustle and bustle of major tourist spots. At the same time, the accommodation is conveniently located near JR Saga-Arashiyama Station in an area rich with trendy casual dining options, beloved local restaurants, bars, and specialty shops. Within a 10-minute walk to the bamboo grove or Arashiyama's main street and offering access to niche attractions like Atago Shrine or Adashino Nenbutsu-ji Temple, enjoy an Arashiyama trip that's just a little different from usual.

Arashiyama, once a retreat for Heian aristocrats, remains a globally cherished scenic destination. Known for its rich history and culture, it is home to iconic landmarks such as the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tenryu-ji Temple and Togetsukyo Bridge. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking seasonal landscapes: cherry blossoms in spring, vibrant greenery and clear streams in summer, colorful autumn foliage, and snow-covered scenery in winter. At Sun Members Kyoto Saga, nestled in this picturesque setting, immerse yourself in moments that connect you to the thousand-year story of this timeless land.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, just 12 minutes by rapid train from JR Kyoto Station and a 1-minute walk from JR Saga-Arashiyama Station. The interior, designed with universal design principles, offers a relaxing space, and the rooms are equipped with premium Simmons beds for a high-quality sleep experience. Additionally, we provide unique Kyoto and Arashiyama menu items such as handmade tofu and fresh folate-rich eggs from Kyoto Tanba. In the large public bath, you can enjoy views of bamboo while experiencing the tranquil Kyoto atmosphere.

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.

Our establishment is located on the site of Sumikura Ryo-i's residence, featuring historical artifacts such as a garden attributed to Kobori Enshu and a Yukimi lantern crafted by Tsuji Yojirou, embodying the unique charm of Kyoto. Situated approximately 200 meters downstream from Togetsukyo Bridge, it offers convenient access to Arashiyama and Sagano sightseeing, as well as proximity to Randen, JR, and Hankyu stations, making it an ideal base for exploring Kyoto city. We look forward to welcoming you with "Kyoto's hospitality that feels like coming home."