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Mokusei 木犀
A rare 180㎡ Kyoto machiya unfolding around three courtyards — front, inner, and rear gardens — where wooden beams, clay walls and modern comfort meet.
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Kamogawa 鴨川
A 180㎡ century-old machiya directly on the Kamogawa riverside — floor heating, a handcrafted Kiyomizu-ware bath, and a terrace overlooking the river and Higashiyama mountains.
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Miya 宮
Set in Kyoto’s celebrated Miyagawachō geisha district, this restored former teahouse blends a century-old layout and traditional machiya craftsmanship with modern comfort. It features an open-plan kitchen, a garden-view bath, and flexible sleeping arrangements for up to eight guests.
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Oomatsu 大松
A century-old machiya in central Higashiyama, restored with care and quiet restraint. A Zen dry garden and tea room with a golden screen shape the atmosphere. Sand, moss, and stone create a still composition.
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