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Two oversized kyomachiya townhouses, joined by a garden built to connect them, make up this seven-room modern ryokan a short walk from the Imperial Palace. The design theme is wagashi, the delicate sweets served with tea, which sounds precious until you see how it shapes every crafted detail without tipping into fussiness. Small, quiet, and considered in a way that feels native to Kyoto rather than borrowed from a brochure.
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Honors plus setting, weighted & current 76
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