【Facility Guide】
1st Floor:
A naturally inviting kitchen space adorned with artificial greenery, shared dining area, bath, and toilet.
A naturally inviting kitchen space adorned with artificial greenery, shared dining area, bath, and toilet.
Kitchen Equipment:
Hinoki (Japanese cypress) knives and cutting boards, tofu-making kit, takoyaki maker, and matcha tea utensils.
Hinoki (Japanese cypress) knives and cutting boards, tofu-making kit, takoyaki maker, and matcha tea utensils.
2nd Floor:
Two rooms – one Japanese-style and one Western-style. Accommodates up to 5 guests. A toilet is also available on this floor.
Two rooms – one Japanese-style and one Western-style. Accommodates up to 5 guests. A toilet is also available on this floor.
Kyoto: A Convenient Gateway to Iconic Destinations
Kyoto offers excellent access to some of Japan's most iconic destinations. The city is centrally located, making it easy to visit major attractions and neighboring cities.
- Rich: The area offers a range of luxury and traditional experiences, with easy access to Kyoto’s rich cultural heritage.
- Pokémon Center Kyoto: A popular spot for fans, located within the city, allowing easy access to exclusive Pokémon merchandise and events.
- Nishiki Market: Known as "Kyoto's Kitchen," this bustling market offers fresh produce, local delicacies, and unique souvenirs, all within a short distance.
- Daimaru Department Store: A premium shopping destination, where you can find both international and local brands, and it’s just a stone's throw away from the main attractions in the city.
- Kyoto Station: Well-connected to major transportation networks, allowing quick access to the rest of Japan. With high-speed Shinkansen services, it’s easy to travel to places like Nara, Hiroshima, Osaka, and even Kyushu, making Kyoto an ideal base for exploring the country.
Experience
History and Traditional Culture
