There are three ceremony venues and six reception halls.
It has a sophisticated atmosphere that suits both Japanese and Western clothing. I don't think there is any other venue in Kyoto with a better atmosphere. Taxis can be parked at the entrance to the venue. It seems that the schedule is managed so that wedding ceremonies do not clash. The old, magnificent townhouse and the beautiful garden on the very large grounds create an extraordinary atmosphere. The space is charming, the food is delicious, and the hospitality from the planner was polite. I'm already very excited and glad that I chose this venue.

The chapel has a lovely atmosphere with greenery and a waterfall visible from the windows. It was also designed to allow natural light to shine on the bride and groom. The reception hall was spacious and let in natural light from the windows. The outside is Japanese-style, but the inside is Western-style, so you're sure to be amazed! There is also an open kitchen, so you'll be excited to see the food being served. The deciding factors for this venue were the overwhelming atmosphere, location, and food.

As it is in Higashiyama, Kyoto, the streets are paved with stone, and Kodaiji Temple, Kiyomizu-dera Temple, and Yasaka Shrine are nearby. This means that guests can enjoy sightseeing in Kyoto in addition to the wedding ceremony and reception, which I think will satisfy them. It is also close to Kyoto Station, and there is a shuttle bus, so access is good. What I liked most of all was the backdrop of the bride and groom's seats. From the large windows, you can see Yasaka Pagoda, and the scenery of autumn leaves and fresh greenery was very memorable.