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A 1,200-year-old temple rises through the glass atrium of this contemporary high-rise hotel in Shinsaibashi, and a resident monk leads morning services beside it, which sets the tone. Rooms are minimalist, all pale wood and crisp linens, with city views. Breakfast runs to miso soup and tofu, evening drawing classes are on offer, and the rooftop holds an open-air bath plus indoor saunas. The Michelin Guide has selected it among notable hotels.
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