Murasakino is an area of Kyoto that dates back more than 1,000 years to the time of Murasaki Shikibu, the author of The Tale of Genji.We invite you to explore nearby Daitoku-ji Temple and experience the rest of this Kyoto neighborhood surrounded by treasured Japanese culture.
Kyomachiya Mimurasaki is a two-story, wooden Kyoto-style machiya (traditional tradesman’s house).
We invite guests to enjoy the warm atmosphere only a wooden building can provide.
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Kyomachiya Mimurasaki is a two-story, wooden Kyoto-style machiya (traditional tradesman’s house).
We invite guests to enjoy the warm atmosphere only a wooden building can provide.
Postal Code 603-8165 Japan
59-4 Murasakino Nishigoshoden-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto
・Take a #9 bus (bound for Nijo-jo Castle/Nishi Kamo Shako) from the boarding area in front of Kyoto Station. Ride for roughly 36 minutes (depending on traffic)
→Get off at the Kitaoji Horikawa Bus Station→Walk roughly 3 minutes
・Take the Karasuma Line (bound for Shijo/Karasuma Oike/Kokusaikaikan). Ride for 15 minutes
→Get off at Kitaoji Station
→Walk roughly 10 minutes
・From Kyoto Station (Karasuma-dori side)
7.0 km (Roughly 21 minutes)
・From Kyoto Minami IC
10.5 km (Roughly 28 minutes)
*We do not have parking space for guests.
Please park at a nearby parking facility.
「If the driver does not understand “Kyomachiya Mimurasaki,” say “Fuzoku Shogakko to Kita Kuyakusho no Tori o Nishi ni Haitta Basho.”
You will see Kyomachiya Mimurasaki on your left.
Rates per day differ depending on the number of guests.
For reservations, call(+81-75-200-8139), or go to the inquiry form at the bottom of this page.
* Prices listed are standard rates, which are subject to change with the seasons.
* Consumption taxes are applied to all rates.
*Please bring your own pyjamas, shaving gear, etc
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