Shiori house

It's a one-minute walk from the bus stop. It's also a 13-minute walk from Kyoto Station. It's a six-minute walk from Kujo Subway Station. Shiori is just down an alley. The Japanese-style interior and lighting are carefully designed to evoke a sense of nostalgia for both international and domestic guests. Upon entering the entrance, you'll be greeted by a Kyushu Arita ware vase and a painting of the Kyoto Jidai Matsuri festival on washi paper. The first Japanese-style room features a bridal kimono, while the next room features a chic table and chairs for those unfamiliar with Japan. The walls are decorated with the Tale of Genji and adorable obi sashes for the Shichi-Go-San ceremony, gently adding a touch of Japanese charm. As you turn your eyes to the next room, three baby raccoons will greet you from the small garden, their mischievous eyes seemingly saying, "We're here." The bathtub is made of Shigaraki ware and is spacious enough for families or friends to bathe in. You can see the raccoons from earlier through the glass door of the bathroom. Feeling refreshed after your bath, the stairs to the bedroom on the second floor are full of the atmosphere of Kyoto!! Wrap yourself in a futon made by a craftsman and enjoy a good night's sleep. Your dreams will take you to the Heian capital, transcending time and space...