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Located just a 3-minute walk from Toji Temple and 15 minutes from Kyoto Station, Kamon Inn Toji Higashi offers a quiet and comfortable retreat for travelers who want to explore Kyoto freely.All rooms are on the ground floor with no stairs, making check-in smooth and accessible for all guests, including families with children. Each room is completely private, featuring an ensuite bathroom, ensuring a relaxing and secure stay. Self check-in with a PIN code allows for hassle-free entry, so you can drop off your luggage and start sightseeing immediately without the need for staff interaction or physical keys.The inn features a shared living room and kitchen, providing the option to cook meals with groceries from nearby supermarkets or AEON Mall, just a 7-minute walk away. Guests can enjoy the privacy of their rooms while having the opportunity to share travel experiences with others. If all three rooms are reserved, the house can function as a fully private rental, ideal for families and groups.For an authentic cultural experience, guests can request a free sento (public bathhouse) ticket and enjoy a traditional Japanese bath, just like Kyoto locals do. Additionally, for those looking for an active stay, a guided Kamo River cycling tour and morning yoga session are available (for an additional fee).For remote workers and long-term guests, select rooms come with a dedicated work desk and chair, along with stable Wi-Fi, offering a peaceful environment for productivity.With its prime location, flexible accommodation options, and cultural experiences, Kamon Inn Toji Higashi is perfect for travelers who seek both comfort and authenticity. Enjoy a unique Kyoto stay where you can not just visit Kyoto, but truly experience it. This property is completely non-smoking indoors. For guests who smoke, a designated outdoor smoking area with an ashtray is located at the roadside entrance.If you have any questions before booking, feel free to message us.

1. Toji Temple Overview: Toji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was founded in 794. It's the headquarters of the Shingon sect of Japanese Buddhism. The temple's iconic five-story pagoda is the tallest wooden tower in Japan. Highlights: The Five-Story Pagoda, the Lecture Hall, the Main Hall, and the Moonlight Pavilion. Events: Monthly "Kobo-ichi" market on the 21st, seasonal special openings. 2. Kyoto Aquarium Overview: A modern aquarium with a variety of marine life, including a popular dolphin show and penguin exhibits. Access: About a 15-minute walk from Toji Temple. Highlights: Dolphin shows, sea lion performances, and the aquarium café. 3. Kyoto Railway Museum Overview: This museum showcases the history and technology of Japanese railways, making it a fascinating visit for both children and adults. Access: About a 20-minute walk from Toji Temple. Highlights: Real train exhibits, simulators, and hands-on driving experiences. 4. Umekoji Park Overview: A spacious park near the Kyoto Railway Museum and Kyoto Aquarium, perfect for picnics and leisurely walks. Access: About a 15-minute walk from Toji Temple. Highlights: Japanese garden, seasonal flowers, and a large grassy area. 5. Nishiki Market Overview: Known as "Kyoto's Kitchen," this market offers a wide range of traditional foods and souvenirs. Access: About 10 minutes by train from Toji Temple, get off at Shijo Station. Highlights: Fresh seafood, pickles, sweets, and traditional Kyoto cuisine to enjoy while walking. ・Tips for Visitors Getting Around: Kyoto has an extensive public transportation system, including buses and trains. Renting a bicycle is also a great way to explore the city. Dining: Nishiki Market and the Gion area have numerous restaurants. Enjoy local dishes and street food. Cultural Experiences: Near Toji Temple, you can find places to rent kimonos or participate in a traditional tea ceremony.