🗺️ SIGHTS Kyoto

Located in Miyakawacho, one of Kyoto's five flower districts, this tourism complex opened in April 2022 and was formerly a tea house. In this over a hundred-year-old Kyoto machiya, there is a co-working space, a bar & café, a retail area, and a tourist information center. The co-working space offers both monthly memberships and drop-in options, making it ideal for work vacations. It operates on a non-fixed seating system, so it's common to see people from various regions working side by side. At the "Kyoto guide bar," drinks such as craft beer from Kyoto, local brand sake, and coffee are offered, along with Kyoto-style small dishes. It is the perfect space to take a break during work hours. In a corner of the bar, the tourist information center is staffed by concierges who are well-versed in Kyoto. They not only provide tourism consultations but also offer information related to relocating to Kyoto. The bar and co-working space are frequented by many locals, serving as a bridge between tourists and residents. In this beautifully preserved space with a charming garden, visitors can enjoy the pleasure of interacting with local people.

It features a café & bar, co-working space, and a tourist information center. The building, over a hundred years old, was originally a teahouse and has been renovated for use. Located between Gion and the Kamo River, it serves as a convenient hub for both business and tourism. All services are available for tourists and local residents alike. Its greatest charm lies in creating a space for interaction between tourists and locals.