220-Year-Old Kyoto Cultural Property with Garden & Sauna The Tenpō is an exclusive luxury villa, reserved for only one group per day, beautifully renovated from a 220-year-old Edo-period traditional machiya, located in a quiet neighborhood near Kyoto Station. The property offers a rare combination of complete privacy and refined comfort, featuring a 110㎡ traditional Japanese garden, a private open-air bath with night lighting, a Maki wooden bathtub, and a private sauna with self-löyly and direct garden access. Interior furnishings include Yakusugi (ancient cedar) tables and Cassina designer chairs, carefully selected to complement the historic architecture. Each stay is supported by a dedicated private concierge, who provides discreet local assistance and insight whenever needed, while fully respecting your privacy. Highlights • Entirely private stay — no shared spaces • Private open-air bath with beautiful night illumination • Sauna with self-löyly and direct access to the garden • 110㎡ traditional Japanese garden • Accommodates up to 9 guests, ideal for families and groups • Quiet machiya district with excellent access to Toji Temple, Kyoto Aquarium, and Fushimi Inari Shrine Ideal For • Family and multi-generational travel • Anniversaries and special occasions • International luxury travelers • Business and VIP stays • Sauna and wellness-focused retreats Experience a rare balance of history, privacy, and quiet luxury — a place where Kyoto welcomes you, one group at a time.

The property is located just south of Kyoto Station in a quiet residential area. Major sightseeing spots—such as Fushimi Inari Shrine, Tofukuji Temple, and Sanjusangendo—are easily accessible by taxi, or on foot if you enjoy longer walks. The neighborhood is very convenient, with a convenience store and supermarket just a short walk away, as well as several local restaurants and cafés, including a well-known Kyoto ramen shop popular with locals. With Kyoto Station nearby, guests have smooth access to the city center and to day-trip destinations like Nara and Osaka.