Respect to the ancient history – particular about “Wa”
Blossoming particularity
Kaden has paid very careful attention to every nook and corner so the guests can feel the “Wa” during their stay even if they are in a small room or in a big room.
Each rooms have a different taste, but is made so the guests can feel the different sides of Japanese culture.
Standard room of KADEN
Kaden’sstandard room
Designed for guests to feel the Japanese culture and the four seasons
The heart of moderateness from Noh culture.
Inner roomSakuragawa
One of the basic rooms representing of KADEN
The delicate yet boldness of the Tale of Genji story.
Room of the heartKOCHO
Blossoming particularity of KADEN
The heart of moon viewing inspired by the Katsura imperial palace
Gepparo
It may seem like an ordinary Japanese style, but is actually made using the architecture technique of the Ouchou era
Room of the beautyYuugao
A luxurious structure symbolizing the omotenashi feeling of Kaden
SHOKINTEI
The room is designed like tea rooms on a mountain pass. You can imagine the magnificent landscape lying beneath if you close your eyes.
Room of the imperial timesGenji
The gorgeous interior will get you time-leaping back to the elegant imperial times.
KOSHOIN
It is designed based on the Imperial palace’s library and the bed room.
About Japanese-style inns… A lodging facility where you can experience the Japanese style “I・Shoku・Jyu (clothing, food, and shelter)” filled with history, tradition, technique, and culture. Unlike hotels, “Ryokans” are where Japanese culture is still left very strongly but arranged per Ryokan according to each owners’ preferences. It is the one and only original lodging facility around the world.
At a Ryokan, guests are provided a Yukata (cotton Kimono). It is a basic plan to serve dinner and breakfast. Japanese buildings are traditionally wooden, but recently there are many Ryokans made from reinforced concrete. Staying at a Ryokan in the ancient city Kyoto… Kyoto once was a capital of Japan for 1200 years.
Cloting
Kimonos were ordinary clothing until a while ago – it was part of the daily life.
Life style has changed greatly now a days, and Kimonos are no longer appropriate.
At a Ryokan, guests are to wear the Yukata to feel and experience the traditional living.
food
You can experience typical to traditional Japanese food, which was added to UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List.
shelter
Ryokans with long histories usually are wooden two stories buildings and are evaluated from the building itself.
Reinforced concrete Ryokans’ interiors are Japanese style as well.
It differs per buildings on how far it follows the traditional style, but many facilites have Tatami, Toko-no-ma (bedroom), and Shoji (sliding door).
These have been invented in the past from the weather and spirit of Japanese.
It is a lodging facility where guests can experience the good old life style.
Many culture and hisory was created here in Kyoto, and they are still saved for the future.
“I・Shoku・Jyu” created in the town of ancient history, and the “omotenashi” mind of Kyoto will definitely be one of the best places to experience the Japanese culture.