Hitsujian

Welcome to Hitsujian, a charming hostel situated at 472-1 Miyagicho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, 604-8275, Japan. This modest accommodation is located on a narrow street that exudes the essence of traditional Kyoto, just a minute's walk from the Kyoto Shibori Museum, renowned for its exhibits on textile art and fabric dyeing techniques. The hostel's proximity to various attractions enhances its appeal, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of the area. Within a short walking distance, you can explore the historic Nijō Castle, famed for its beautiful gardens and rich samurai history, as well as the bustling shopping area of Nishiki Market, where you can savor delicious sushi and local delicacies. The design of Hitsujian reflects the authentic aesthetics of a traditional wooden townhouse, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for all guests.

The accommodations at Hitsujian consist of simple mixed-gender and female-only dormitories, along with private rooms that feature authentic tatami flooring and futons for an immersive Japanese experience. While the dorms are equipped with free Wi-Fi, bunk beds, and secure lockers, the private rooms offer a touch of intimacy, with one room even boasting a balcony for a refreshing view of the quaint surroundings. Each room is thoughtfully designed without TVs, allowing for a serene retreat, while the sliding screens separate the spaces for added privacy. A shared bathroom facility ensures that all guests can enjoy the comforts of a clean and hygienic environment. The common areas include a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, perfect for socializing and sharing meals, along with a quaint garden that provides a peaceful escape from the bustling city.

For those who appreciate convenience, Hitsujian offers bike rentals, allowing guests to explore the stunning sights of Kyoto at their own pace. Transportation options are plentiful, with Karasuma Oike subway station just a 9-minute walk away, making it easy to navigate the city. Key destinations such as Osaka International Airport are accessible via a taxi ride of approximately 55 minutes, while Kyoto Station is only a 13-minute taxi ride away, ensuring seamless travel for guests. The hotel’s commitment to health and safety is paramount, with comprehensive measures in place to guarantee a safe and comfortable stay, including thorough cleaning protocols and adherence to social distancing guidelines.

Guests at Hitsujian will discover a variety of activities and experiences to engage with local culture. The surrounding area boasts several significant landmarks, including Kiyomizu-dera, a stunning Buddhist temple that offers scenic views from its expansive veranda, located just 17 minutes away from the hostel. Nijō Castle, with its historical significance and beautiful gardens, is a mere 8-minute walk, while the tranquil Kinkaku-ji, known for its gold-leaf facade, is reachable within 18 minutes. Fushimi Inari Taisha, famous for its thousands of vermilion torii gates, is a 22-minute journey from the hostel, and the lively Nishiki Market, with its rich food offerings, is only 17 minutes away.

Dining options abound near Hitsujian, offering a diverse array of culinary delights. Notable restaurants include 洋食堂すずき, a Japanized western eatery just 3 minutes away by taxi; Yoshokudo Noro, another excellent western option 2 minutes from the hostel; and Lino, an Italian restaurant, also a 3-minute taxi ride away. Youshoku Matsumoto is a charming western restaurant located just 4 minutes by taxi, while enboca Kyōto, known for its exceptional Italian cuisine, is a quick 1-minute ride. Each dining establishment provides a unique culinary experience, showcasing the rich flavors and diverse offerings that Kyoto has to offer.

At Hitsujian, we invite you to immerse yourself in the authentic culture of Kyoto while enjoying the comfort and hospitality of our hostel. Experience the perfect blend of tradition and modernity as you explore the vibrant surroundings, making your stay an unforgettable adventure in one of Japan's most beloved cities.