HOUSES | SANARI, a select Kyoto hideaway.［Machiya rental housing in central Kyoto.］

Close to Kyoto Imperial Palace, SANARI Konoeden is located in Nishijin,
the area in which there are elements of Japanese history and life of people.
The two machiya style Japanese houses stand side-by-side in a quiet alley.
A teahouse lies between the two buildings.

SANARI PLAN *"TAKE HOUSE" is a one storied house and "KAEDE HOUSE" has two stories.

TAKE HOUSE, in which a big beam and fusuma papers of Nisijin-ori textile have a major presence, has a kitchen-dining room, washroom, toilet, bathroom and Japanese-style room with 6-tatami-mat of Kyoto-style. This house has a good accessibility for disabilities, so the guest using a wheel chair can also stay and enjoy Kyoto trip.

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Veranda You can enjoy a calm time in a relaxed atmosphere Japanese veranda in which you can see a Japanese maple and Karesansui(the dry landscape garden)	●Kitchen Original wooden kitchen with teak heating floor.	●Kitchen Amenity Cooking and dining utensils are equipped.

●Japanese-style Room There are Japanese interior articles such as tatami, fusuma and shoji. The ceiling light made of bamboo shines on them.	●Fusuma(front side) Nishijin textile, traditional craft in Kyoto, is used as paper for fusuma, Japanese-style sliding door, in which the bamboo forest and brightness are weaved impressively.	●Fusuma(back side) Nishijin textile, traditional craft in Kyoto, is used as paper for fusuma, Japanese-style sliding door, in which the mystical moon night with haze is weaved.

●Ridgepole And Beam Ridgepole and beam：The Ridgepole and beam both made of pine tree have much presence and give a heavy feel and elegance to the entire house.	●Bath Room You can enjoy relaxing bath time while seeing a small garden. This bath room is made large for the guests who need help at bath time.	●Toilet Sanitary and latest toilet facility. There are the railings on the right and left for the guests with the wheelchair.

Constructed from cypress, pine and chestnut timbers KAEDE house is warm and inviting living spaces. Kitchen, dining and bathing room are on the first floor. Tatami room, the traditional Japanese bedroom , and toilet are Located on the second floor.

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●Veranda You can enjoy a calm time in a relaxed atmosphere Japanese veranda where you can see a Japanese maple and water bowl	●Kitchen Original wooden kitchen with teak heating floor.	●Kitchen Amenity Cooking and dining utensils are equipped.

●Bath Room You can enjoy relaxing bath time with the natural aroma of the cypress while seeing a small garden.	●Stairs Thoughtfully designed staircase with wide steps.	●Japanese Room Enjoy the authentic traditional bedding of FUTON.

●Wash-basin Featuring a ceramic bowl recessed into a wooden bench-top. Feel the warmth of handmade carpentry.	●Wall Art In the dining there is a wall paper made of Nishijin textile, a traditional craft in Kyoto	●Toilet Sanitary and latest toilet facility.