Shiori house

It's a one minute walk from the bus stop. It's a 13 minute walk from Kyoto Station. It's a 6 minute walk from Kujo Station on the subway. Shiori is just down the alley. The Japanese interior and lighting are carefully designed to create a nostalgic atmosphere for both foreign and domestic guests. When you enter the entrance, you will be greeted by a Kyushu Arita ware vase and a painting of the Kyoto Jidai Matsuri on washi paper. In the first Japanese-style room, you will find a bride's uchikake, and in the next room, a chic table and chairs for those who are not familiar with Japan. On the walls, the Tale of Genji and adorable Shichigosan obi gently add a touch of Japanese color. When you turn your eyes to the next room, three baby raccoons will talk to you from the small garden with mischievous eyes, as if to say, "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 before through the glass door of the bathroom. After a refreshing bath, you can walk up the stairs to the bedroom on the second floor, which is full of the atmosphere of Kyoto! Wrap yourself in a handmade futon made by a craftsman and take a good rest. Your dreams will take you to the Heian capital, transcending time and space...