Dining

At The Villa Nene-no-Michi Kazeno Heritage, we offer an exclusive breakfast for guests that overlooks the Place of Scenic Beauty of Heian Shrine's gardens. Enjoy a special morning that reflects the seasons and aesthetic sensibilities of Kyoto, all while being enveloped in the pure morning light.

Additionally, upon request, we can arrange traditional Kyoto catering and guide you to a series of restaurants that utilize the historical architecture of Higashiyama. We propose a stay that allows you to freely experience Kyoto's food culture, tailored to how you wish to spend your day and the purpose of your trip.

BreakfastBreakfast

Place of Scenic Beauty "Shinen" overlooking
the pure and elegant morning timePlace of Scenic Beauty "Shinen" overlooking
the pure and elegant morning time

The venue for breakfast is the Heian Jingu Event Hall, which stands within the grounds of Heian Jingu. Beyond the large windows, the nationally designated Place of Scenic Beauty, the Shinen, unfolds. Only guests who stay at Kazeno Heritage can enjoy breakfast in this location.

The garden, created by the seventh-generation landscape architect Jibei Ogawa, represents the Meiji era and features the Higashiyama mountains as a borrowed landscape, a pond filled with rich water, deep greenery, and seasonal flowers. In the soft morning light, the surface of the water shimmers, and the only sound is the gentle rustling of the trees in the wind, creating a tranquil moment. You can experience the pure and calm mornings of Kyoto, which are different from daytime visits.

While enjoying the view of the garden, savor a Kyoto-style Western breakfast served in a jūbako and a steamer. Amidst the harmony of the dishes, the food, and the garden as one scenic view, please take a moment to step away from the hustle and bustle of daily life and gently welcome the beginning of your day.

After breakfast,
a quiet stroll in OkazakiAfter breakfast,
a quiet stroll in Okazaki

Walking in the grounds of Heian Shrine, which is still quiet before and after breakfast, is also recommended. The vibrant red-painted shrine buildings emerge against the clear morning air, purifying and preparing you for a day in Kyoto.

In the surrounding area, there are places that convey the traditional culture and modern history of Kyoto, such as Nanzen-ji Temple, Murin-an, the Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art, and the Biwa Lake Canal.

Rather than simply finishing breakfast as one meal, enjoy it as the beginning of a day that continues from the garden to the city of Okazaki. This is also a unique way to experience Kyoto, especially at Nene's Detached Villa.

Kyoto cateringKyoto catering

Relax and enjoy
the hospitality unique to KyotoRelax and enjoy
the hospitality unique to Kyoto

In Kyoto, the culture of 'catering,' which involves preparing dishes and delivering them to guests, is still cherished and passed down. Guests can slowly savor beautifully arranged dishes made with seasonal ingredients in a private space while traveling. This is a form of hospitality unique to Kyoto, distinct from dining out.

After a day of walking around the city, for those who wish to spend a quiet time in their rooms, families with small children, or those who want to leisurely enjoy time with their loved ones, we can arrange catering services according to your preferences.

We will inquire about the details of your meal, such as its content, budget, food allergies, and the number of diners, and suggest a meal suitable for your stay that day. Please enjoy the flavors of Kyoto to your heart's content in a historic guest room, along with the evening view of Higashiyama and the tranquility of the night.

* Catering is by reservation only.
* The content of the dishes and the arrangements may vary depending on your preferences, number of people, budget, and the store's operating status.
* Please consult us early as there may be cases where we cannot meet your requests.

Introduction of the chain restaurantIntroduction of the chain restaurant

Another culinary experience in
historical architecture in KyotoAnother culinary experience in
historical architecture in Kyoto

Around Nene's Detached Villa, there are historical mansions and a series of restaurants that have inherited traditional ryokan.

Enjoy Kyoto French cuisine in a dining area overlooking the garden, engage in conversation with the chef at the chef's counter, and savor meals while gazing at the Kamo River and Higashiyama. You can relish a special dinner while experiencing the unique architecture and scenery of Kyoto, distinct from the guest rooms.

Since each restaurant may be fully booked, we recommend making a reservation in advance.

Ruan
AKAGANE RESORT KYOTO HIGASHIYAMA 1925Ruan
AKAGANE RESORT KYOTO HIGASHIYAMA 1925

This is a French restaurant that inherits a mansion built in the 14th year of the Taisho era and a lush garden that takes advantage of the slope of Higashiyama.

Beyond the door, you will find historical architecture adorned with designs using copper and Nishijin weaving, showcasing the craftsmanship of Kyoto. Please enjoy a course meal that combines seasonal ingredients from Kyoto with the techniques of French cuisine while gazing at the garden through the large windows.

Location
400-1 Kinen-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

Within walking distance
from Nene's villa.

Kodaiji Goku -KIWAMI-Kodaiji Goku -KIWAMI-

This is a chef's counter with a limited number of seats, set deep within the gardens of Akagane Resort.

You will savor a course crafted from that day's ingredients while closely experiencing the chef's actions, the sounds and aromas of the cooking process. Through conversation with the chef, you will touch upon the background of each dish, making it a special dining experience suitable for a memorable night.

Location
400-1 Kinen-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture
Inside AKAGANE RESORT KYOTO HIGASHIYAMA 1925

Reservation
Advance reservation system

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FUNATSURU KYOTO KAMOGAWA RESORTRuan
FUNATSURU KYOTO KAMOGAWA RESORT

A five-story building along the Kamogawa River, inheriting the cuisine ryokan from the Taisho era. Inside, traditional Japanese designs, including the 'oriage gaku tenjō' ceiling, coexist with modern Art Deco style decor.

You can enjoy French cuisine that incorporates the seasonal flavors of Kyoto while gazing at the scenery of the Kamo River and Higashiyama through the large window. In summer, we also offer dining at the Kamo River's traditional summer dining platform.

Location
180 Minoya-cho, Matsubara-agaru, Kiyamachi-dori, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

* The Opening hours, regular holidays, and menu items of the restaurant chain may vary by location and season.
* If you have food allergies or ingredients you dislike, please inform us when making a reservation.