Machiya Inn 6 min. from Heian Shrine

A Traditional Kyomachiya Inn Close to Higashioji Street
Just a 9-Minute Walk from Keihan Jingu-Marutamachi Station

This Kyoto townhouse is located in one of the city’s most culturally vibrant districts—home to institutions like the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto; Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art; and the Kyoto City Zoo.

The area also boasts prominent religious landmarks such as Heian Shrine, Eikando Temple, and Nanzenji Temple. Combined with a lively streetscape of cafés, restaurants, and shops, it offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and everyday charm.

Currently operated as a lodging facility, the property is well-suited for continued use as an inn, or could be converted into a second home or income property. It offers flexibility for a variety of purposes, including residential use.

PLAN

The house features a charming Kyoto-style exterior and a refined interior with elements such as a Tokonoma alcove and a private courtyard garden. Though compact, it delivers a sense of luxury and atmosphere that is quintessentially Kyoto.
This well-preserved Kyomachiya harmonizes beautifully with the historic streetscape, offering a quiet, thoughtful living environment steeped in heritage.

※Furnishings are not included in the property price.
※To continue lodging operations, the new owner must reapply for a inn business license under their name or go through a business succession process.

AREA

Located in the Sakyo Ward near Heian Shrine, this area is steeped in Kyoto’s cultural and historical legacy. It is also a popular walking route for locals and tourists alike.

In spring, cherry blossoms line the nearby canal path leading to Heian Shrine, providing an enchanting seasonal stroll. The Okazaki district, filled with art museums and Western-style buildings from the Meiji era, has been central to Kyoto’s modernization and remains a hub of creative activity today.
Weekend events at various venues bring in many visitors, while the area also offers quiet pleasures - like picking up your favorite cake from a local shop for a relaxing moment of indulgence.

With a blend of old and new, Japanese and Western, the streets of Okazaki captivate with their charm and unique character - just a short distance from the city center, yet with a spirit all their own.

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