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Gion & Kiyomizu area

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GION SHINMONSO RYOKAN
 Shinmonso is a fine ryokan that has hosted guests from all over the world; For our over night rates and other infomation, please call or visit our website; Tel: 075-561-8011; Fax: 075-561-8178; Gion Hanamikoji Shinmon-mae, Higashiyama-ku, KYOTO.

English speaking staff in the hall.

GION FUKUZUMI
 On Shimbashi, west of Higashi-oji; Tel: 541-5181; Rooms 9,450 yen (per person), 16,800 yen (for two), 22,050 yen (for three); These rates only apply Jan. 4-March 12 and June 20-Sept. 30 ;At other times the rates increase; 1,050 yen more per person on the night before holidays; Breakfast 1,050 yen, dinner 5,250 yen; Traditional Japanese inn conveniently located for shopping and sightseeing; Free internet access (ask at reception); Coin-operated laundromat; A rooftop bath with a fine view, open to all guests.

HATANAKA
 Located near the south gate of Yasaka Shrine; Tel: 541-5315; Fax: 551-0553; From 28,350 yen per person, including two superb Kyoto kaiseki meals; Located on the edge of the world-famous Gion district, just east of the center of Kyoto, Hatanaka's sloping hillside compound is elegant, private, and quiet as a mountain-side retreat; superb, reliable service; traditional-style rooms some with their own private cypress-wood-lined bath; also large public wooden bath with small garden; AMEX, VISA, DINERS, MC, JCB, Ginrei.

Kyoto Cuisine and Maiko Evening
Enjoy a wonderful meal and an exquisite traditional maiko dance performance by maiko at Hatanaka, the perfect place to spend an extraordinary night during your once-in-a-lifetime trip to Kyoto.

Date & time: Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat. and selected dates; the show starts at 18:00 and ends at 20:00. Cost: 18,000 yen/person (including meal, performance and all-you-can drink ); Note: A cancellation fee will be charged (40% 2-7 days before the show, 100% if cancelled the day before or on the day of the show); late admission will be prohibited; all seats are non-smoking. English explanation and program available; major credit cards/ Ginrei card accepted.

Hanakiya Group
(HANAKIYA & ANNEX / TANAKA-ya)
JAPANESE STYLE GUESTHOUSE

HANAKIYA & Annex
near Kiyomizu Temple
From 3,600 yen/person
Tel: 075-551-1397; A 5-min. walk from Kiyomizu Temple; A 3-min. walk from Gojozaka bus stop (City Bus #206 from Kyoto Stn.); http://www.hanakiya.jp

TANAKA-ya
near Gion and Miyagawacho
From 4,000 yen/person
Tel: 075-708-2341; Two streets east of Kawabata, on the west side of Miyagawacho: http://www.hanakiya.jp/mysite3/

Ryokan MOTONAGO
 Visit Kyoto Thanks Campaign
Keeping spirits high in JAPAN!

All of us at Ryokan Motonago, here in the Kansai region far from the suffering in northeastern Japan, would like to extend an extra warm welcome to our overseas guests for supporting Japan during this difficult time.
As way of thanking overseas travellers for this support, we are offering a special discount rate on rooms at our ryokan this summer (for a limited period of time).


Motonago is tucked away in a quiet, old area that seems far from the hustle and bustle of the city. Stay with us and experience the refined ways of old Kyoto. Our warm sense of hospitality will quickly make you feel at home. Relax in our fine rooms where you will enjoy dinner and breakfast served by staff members dressed in traditional kimono. Motonago promises its guests a comfortable, memorable stay from start to finish.



Hotel


 Mume
On the north side of Shinmonzen Antique St., west of Higashioji St.; Tel: 075-525-8787; just ring the bell at the red door to experience our cozy, enchanting boutique hotel along the peaceful Shirakawa Stream in the famous Gion district; rely on our friendly and efficient staff for all your travel needs; our 7 guest rooms are all exquisitely decorated with antique furniture from around the world and the en-suite bathrooms have all the brilliant Japanese high-tech facilities; from 23,100 yen-47,250 yen (for 2 people; with breakfast, tax and service); major credit cards accepted; info@hotelmume.jp.

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