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Nashinoki is a family-run inn
in a quiet neighborhood of Kyoto, the former capital of Japan for
a millennium until it was moved to Tokyo. It is located just north
of Kyoto Imperial Palace between Doshisha University and Kamo River.
For many tourists, it offers easy access to subway, extensive city
bus services and Keihan train for sightseeing or shopping.
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| The Owner Keiji Yamamori and his wife,
Toyoko, have been running the inn since 1970. All of the rooms
are Japanese style with tatami mat and futon for sleeping.
Visitors from around the world stay at Nashinoki because of
the friendly and warm hospitality offered by the Yamamoris.
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| Many guests also enjoy talking
with Toyoko Yamamori, who has an expertise in ancient Egypt
and hierograph. Both Keiji and Toyoko also enjoy travel abroad
themselves including Egypt. They both speak basic english. |
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| *Japanese
or Western breakfast is available upon request. No dinner
is served. |
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| Address: |
Teramachi-Nishiiru, Imadegawa, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto 602-0838 |
| Phone: |
075-241-1543 |
| Fax: |
075-211-0854 |
| E-mail: |
nasinoki@h7.dion.ne.jp |
| Transportation: |
7-minute walk from Imadegawa Subway Station or 3-minute
walk from Kawaramachi Imadegawa Bus Stop. |
| Facility: |
Six Japanese rooms in the two story wooden house. It has
a Japanese furo, or bath. |
| Payment: |
Traveler checks or cash in yen or foreign currency, no credit
card accepted. |
Rate:
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One person / from 5,500 yen
Two or more persons / from 4,850 yen
Japanese breakfast, 1,050 yen
western breakfast, 850 yen |
| Check in: |
anytime |
| Check out: |
10:30am |
| Parking: |
Available for one car |
From Kyoto Station, take the Karasuma Line
subway to Imadegawa Station. Take the train bound for Kokusaikaikan.
(Fare 230 yen). Get on the last car of the train; it will be closest
to your exit. When you arrive at Imadegawa Station take the exit
at Gate No. 3. When you get up to street level, turn left and walk
toward Kawaramachi Street. You will walk past Doshisha University.
While you are walking, the Imperial Palace wall will be across the
street. After passing the campus, turn left at the corner coffee
shop, Yaomon. Nashinoki Inn is about 100 meters on the left. Total
walking time is about 7 minutes. |
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