Risshisha
Risshisha


Kyo-Ikkenmachiya Satoi ITOYUFU【Baby Friendly】
  • Vacation Rentals
  • 2~5 people (Please contact us in advance if you stay with more than 5 people)
  • Bed 2F
  • taxi from Kyoto Station11-20 minutes

Kyo-Ikkenmachiya Satoi ITOYUFU【Baby Friendly】
Kyo-Ikkenmachiya Satoi ITOYUFU【Baby Friendly】
Kyo-Ikkenmachiya Satoi ITOYUFU【Baby Friendly】
Kyo-Ikkenmachiya Satoi ITOYUFU【Baby Friendly】
Kyo-Ikkenmachiya Satoi ITOYUFU【Baby Friendly】

Kyo-Ikkenmachiya Satoi ITOYUFU

Nestled in the heart of Kyoto's Gion district,
Kyoto Machiya Satoi ITOYU is just a 5-minute walk
from Gion-Shijo Station on the Keihan Railway.

Only a few steps away from the lively Shijo Street,
the atmosphere changes completely, welcoming you
into a peaceful neighborhood where time seems to slow down.

This traditional Kyoto machiya,
built more than 150 years ago,
carries the weight of history in every pillar and beam.
It`s timeless architecture preserves the memories and
quiet elegance of generations past.

To the south of the famous Minamiza Theatre lies Miyagawacho,
one of Kyoto's renowned geisha districts,
while to the east of Yamatooji Street is Gion Kobu,
another historic hanamachi. As you wander these charming streets,
you may even catch a glimpse of a maiko gracefully
making her way to an appointment.

Kyoto's most lively shopping and dining district,
Shijo Kawaramachi, is only a 7-minute walk away,
while the iconic Nishiki Market can be reached in about 10 minutes.

Once you experience the convenience of this location combined
with the tranquility of it`s surroundings,
you'll find it hard to imagine staying anywhere else during your time in Kyoto.

JR Kyoto Station (Karasuma Exit)
10 minutes by taxi

＜Nearest Station＞
Keihan Railway "Gion-Shijo Station"
30-second walk from Exit 1

＜From Kyoto Station＞
Take the Kyoto Municipal Subway Karasuma Line to Shijo Station
↓ Transfer
Take the Hankyu Railway from Karasuma Station to Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station
5-minute walk from Exit 1B

＜From Osaka＞
Take the Hankyu Railway to Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station
5-minute walk from Exit 1B

＜From Kyoto Station by Bus＞
Kyoto City Bus "Route 205"
Get off at Shijo Kawaramachi
7-minute walk

Kyoto Station – Route 205 Timetable
https://www2.city.kyoto.lg.jp/kotsu/busdia/keitou/kto/20500.htm

Kyoto Station Bus Stop Guide
https://www2.city.kyoto.lg.jp/kotsu/webguide/ja/bus/busstop_bunsetu.html

【For Guests Arriving by Car】

We do not have a partnered parking lot.
Please use one of the nearby coin- parking facilities.

【Facilities & Amenities Information】
About the Benefits of the Artificial Hot Spring

Our facility is equipped with an artificial hot spring system.
As the circulating water passes through special mineral stones, mineral components dissolve into the water,
creating a bathing environment similar to that of a natural hot spring.
Enjoy a soothing bath with our artificial hot spring,
which is designed to offer the following benefits.

● Health & Wellness Benefits
It may support improved immunity, metabolism, and the body’s natural healing ability.
It has also long been said to help relieve symptoms such as rheumatism and bronchial asthma, making it ideal for refreshing both body and mind.

●Relieves Fatigue and Warms the Body
By taking in the radon generated by the system, the body’s cells may be activated.
Also, the far-infrared effect warms the body from within and helps prevent you from feeling chilled after bathing.

●Skin Care Benefits
Dissolved silicon dioxide (SiO2) and calcium (Ca) ions give the water a gentle, skin-friendly texture.
After bathing, you may notice that your skin feels smoother.

※The effects and benefits listed above are intended as general guidance and individual experiences may vary.
Thank you for your understanding.

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Please follow the guidelines
below during your stay.
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１．Please help us maintain
a quiet environment both
inside and outside the property
２．No smoking
３．Pets are 【not permitted】

Our property is located in a residential area
and is able to operate thanks to
the understanding and cooperation
of our neighbors

Therefore, please be especially mindful
of noise, including loud voices
and disruptive behavior

In addition, as the property is located
in an area with many closely built wooden houses,
smoking is strictly prohibited throughout the property.

Chek-in 15:00~20:00
Check-out By 11am
People 2~5 people (Please contact us in advance if you stay with more than 5 people)
Location 107 Hakata-cho, 3-chome, Yamato-oji-dori, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

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  • Drum type washing machine

  • TV

  • Air conditioner

  • Refrigerator

  • Dishes · spoons · forks · knives · disposable chopsticks

  • microwave

  • IH stove

  • Tankpan (18 cm)

  • Electric kettle

  • Washing machine with dryer (with detergent)

  • Yukata set

  • Iron

  • Hair dryer

  • Toilet with washing machine

  • Wi-Fi

  • Safe

※Please see details in "common question"

Smoking is prohibited in surronding area include the room. 
Our Hotel runs A renovation Kyoto Townhouse
more than 100 years preservation.
We ask your cooperation and understanding
to prevention of fire.
As wheelchairs customer, because it is the old townhouse
many step in accommodation, so please be careful.

Accommodation Agreement

Reservation

About the Artwork

Artist
Kaho Marui（丸井 花穂）

Biography

Born in Hyogo Prefecture in 1997, Kaho Marui is an artist based in Kyoto and Osaka.
She graduated from the Oil Painting Course, Department of Fine Arts and Crafts, Kyoto University of the Arts in 2022, and completed her Master's degree in Oil Painting at the Graduate School of Fine Arts and Crafts, Kyoto University of the Arts in 2024.
Her works are created from ideas developed through her own drawings.
In 2022, she received the Excellence Award at the 2021 Kyoto University of the Arts Graduation Exhibition.

Artist's Statement

During the COVID-19 pandemic, every clock in my home had stopped working, and none of them showed the correct time.
At one point, I realized that I didn't actually need to know the exact time.
That experience inspired me to create a clock with five hands.
An ordinary clock has two hands to indicate the hour and minute.
A third hand shows the seconds, and a fourth can serve as an alarm hand.
A clock with five hands, however, no longer functions as a conventional clock. Even the lengths of the hands no longer reveal which is the hour hand or the minute hand.
Through this work, I hope viewers can momentarily forget the constant pressure of measuring life by hours and minutes, and instead reconnect with the slower, more natural rhythm of time that flows within themselves.

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