We are closed from December 29th to January 5th for New Year's Holiday
The foundation of Japanese traditional culture was laid in the Muromachi period. At that time, people called "ami" protected and promoted the emerging culture, including noh dance and the tea ceremony. They were priests who served a shogun or feudal lord, and sowed the seeds of our classical aesthetic values. Ami emphasized equality, virtue, harmony and calmness in their contribution to cultural development. "Ami Kyoto" continues to spread their spirituality which still underlies the Japanese culture of today.
It is a unique opportunity to be able to spend time inside a traditional machiya or Japanese townhouse. Kyoto was once filled with these simple wooden houses. We think you'll agree they are still beautiful. Please come and immerse yourself in a quaint, yet elegant space.
Ami Kyotoは英語で和文化(いけばな・書道・茶道)が体験できる施設です。
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