HOTEL FUJITA KYOTO
adressKamogawa Nijo-ohashi Tamoto,Nakagyo-ku,Kyoto-city,Kyoto 604-0902
phone+81-75-222-1511
fax+81-75-222-1515
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Twin Room

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restaurants



Piece deauPiece deau
"Piece deau" offers a unique French cuisine with Japanese Flavor and a lovely garden view.


Open:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

7:00-10:00
11:30-14:30
17:00-21:00

suimeisuimei
"Suimei" features Kyoto cuisine and a selection of seasonal specialties, including poultry dishes, tempura, and sushi.

Open:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

7:00-10:00
11:30-14:30
17:00-21:00

OomiOomi
Our steak house is located within the "Ebisugawa Tei", beautifully built of Japanese cypress, utilizing the best methods of Meiji construction. Authentic Oomi beef as well as various specialty dishes can be enjoyed in a Japanese style room.

Open:
17:00-21:00

KEI-KA-LINKEI-KA-LIN
"Keikarin" features splendid Chinese cuisine by our chef from Hong Kong.



Open:
Lunch
Dinner

11:30-14:30
17:00-21:00

seseragiseseragi
Open:
8:30-21:30

sekisuisekisui
Open:
17:00-1:00

OHARAYAOHARAYA
Open:
Lunch
Dinner

11:30-14:00
16:00-23:00

sasarasasara
Open:
Lunch
Dinner

11:30-14:00
17:00-22:00

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By airplane
60 min. from Osaka Itami Airport (by limousine bus)
Approx. 2 hr. from Kansai International Airport(by limousine bus)

By train
10 min. by taxi from JR Kyoto Station
10 min. walk from Sanjo Station on Keihan Line
3 min. walk from Kyoto Shiyakushomae Station on subway


Heian Shrine
Heian Shrine was constructed in 1895 to celebrate the 1,100th anniversary of the establishment of the Heian capital. The enshrined deity is Emperor Kanmu, who established the capital city. Today, the shrine is a favorite landmark among the citizens of Kyoto. The Jidai-Matsuri, one of the three major festivals of Kyoto, is held every year on October 22. Costumed participants parade through the city, providing a glimpse of fashions and customs from the Heian era to early Meiji days.

Yasaka Shrine
Yasaka Shrine is famous for the Gion Festival, held in July, and the Okera Festival held on New Year's Day. More than 3,000 shrines throughout Japan are related to this venerable shrine. Kyoto citizens refer to it as "Gion-san", and visit for exorcism as well as to pray for business prosperity.