Experience the traditional beauty of a Kyo-machiya townhouse and a unique collection of art pieces from the Yoshida family.
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A historic Kyo-machiya townhouse registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan and designated as an Important Landscape Building by Kyoto City
Located along Shinmachi-dori Street, known for its role in the Gion Matsuri festival (hosting the Kita Kannon Yama float during the latter half of the festival)
Explore the living space of Kojiro Yoshida
Seasonal displays of art and craft collections from Mr. Yoshida, a renowned collector
Photography is permitted using cell phones and smartphones
The Kyoto Living Arts Museum Mumeisha Yoshida Family is a historic Kyo-machiya townhouse registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan and designated as an Important Landscape Building by the Kyoto City. Situated along Shinmachi-dori Street, known for its role in the Gion Matsuri festival (hosting the Kita Kannon Yama float during the latter half of the festival), it offers a unique opportunity to explore the living space of its current resident, Kojiro Yoshida. Known as an art and craft collector, Mr. Yoshida displays his collection with seasonal arrangements. This townhouse harmoniously blends traditional architecture with a modern sensibility, offering visitors tranquility and peace. Experiencing the Yoshida family's lifestyle and aesthetic is another significant draw. Photography is permitted using cell phones and smartphones, but commercial use or photography for publications is strictly prohibited. Please contact us in advance if you require permission.