This unique inn is ideal for those who appreciate ancient Japanese disciplines and arts such as Zen meditation, origami, tea ceremony, and ikebana.
The lobby is especially irresistible, with displays of antique figurines, calligraphy and lacquerware. Seen through the wide glass, Amanohashidate is said to resemble a magnificent dragon, climbing, as it were, the window frames.
A superb view of Amanohashidate can be enjoyed from 14 of the 17 guest rooms: the perfect sight as you savor Kyoto-style kaiseki, a traditional array of dishes in many small courses, using delicacies of the season.
Amanohashidate can also be seen as you soak in hot water in the large bathing room.
There are special room rates for children. For the "older kids," there is exercise equipment in case of a rainy day.

Secluded in a pine forest at the top of a solitary hill, GENMYOAN
speaks intimately to those who appreciate a quiet, natural retreat.
With no other buildings in the area, it's like being in another world.

By train or by car, GENMYOAN is easy to reach from Osaka or Kyoto,
with a trip time of about two hours. Car parking is free in our adjacent
lot. A complimentary shuttle van meets guests arriving at Amanohashidate Station.

For atmosphere, service, sea views and cuisine, Ryokan GENMYOAN is
your best choice over any hotel or other accomodations in the Amanohashidate area of Kyoto Prefecture.