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Tsudaro
Tsudaro was originally a tea house built in last days of the Edo period.
Today's Tsudaro offers the traditional, peaceful and private exclusive entertainment with authentic Japanese cultural art specialists, Maiko and Geiko.
You will have chance to talk with the experts, and learn traditional Ochaya Asobi.
Don’t miss this opportunity to make your night in Kyoto very special. -
Murin-an
Murin-an is a Japanese villa and garden built between 1894 to 1896 by Aritomo Yamagata, an Elder Statesman (advisor to the emperor) from the Meiji and Taisho Period. Its naturalistic scenic garden received high ratings ever since it’s creation. The villa is composed of three architectures; an austere two-story main building composed of wood, a Yabunouchi-style tea house, and a two-story red brick Western-style House.
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Old Mitsui Family Shimogamo Villa
“Kyoshoan” is a Kimono rental shop produced by a traditional Kimono fabric wholesaler. You can experience wearing kimono in long and narrow house at the back of Kyoto's alleyways has a tasteful appearance. Select your kimono and be dressed in a tatami mat room, while enjoying the Kyoto atmosphere.
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Party with Maiko
The original and ultimate purpose of Zen is to attain enlightenment (satori). The purpose of zazen is to sit quietly and calm your mind. For modern people the most indispensable thing is to sit quietly and calmly, but in reality this is very difficult. By sitting deliberately surrounded by the nature and culture of this place, we hope you all will achieve deep peace in both body and mind.
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