MOMOYAMA ONSEN TSUKIMIKAN

【Carrying Forward a Legacy: Our Vision】 Tsukimikaku is a historic ryokan with a 100-year legacy, quietly nestled along the Uji River in Fushimi Ward, Kyoto. This area is steeped in history, as it once housed the remains of Shigetsu Castle, the 16th-century retirement residence of warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Preserving and passing on the legacy of this remarkable location is both an honor and a responsibility for us. While cherishing the traditions rooted in this land, we have reimagined Tsukimikaku as a modern resort that seamlessly blends contemporary sensibilities with its rich heritage. This is not merely a reconstruction of a building but a commitment to sharing the stories and cultural significance of this site with our visitors. Our ryokan features the only hot spring in the Fushimi area, offering pure waters drawn from deep underground to rejuvenate both mind and body. Guests can also enjoy unique experiences such as a Japanese restaurant inspired by the Momoyama period, a tearoom dedicated to Sen no Rikyu, and an art gallery that merges technology with creativity. Each space is designed to provide an extraordinary experience. We warmly welcome every guest to immerse themselves in the history, beauty, andessence of Kyoto during their stay at Tsukimikaku. We hope your time here will not only allow you to feel the weight of history but also create new memories, making your visit truly unforgettable.