Momoyama Onsen Tsukimikan
Momoyamacho Taichoro, Fushimi, Kyoto
Vibe
Preserved Showa-era timber and Kamakura Buddhist statues meet modern stillness along the Uji River, where just four suites overlook tranquil moss gardens.
“Riverside onsen sanctuary”
A 1930s Registered Tangible Cultural Property set on the historic grounds of Hideyoshi's sixteenth-century castle.
Two private open-air stone baths and saunas fed by Fushimi's singular natural mineral hot spring.
Four private suites furnished with custom IWATA bedding, personal gardens, and tailored multi-course seasonal dining.
Along the Uji River in Fushimi, steps from Kangetsukyo Station and local sake breweries
Rooms
Each of the four suites features custom IWATA bedding and private courtyard gardens framed by stone water basins or weeping cherry trees.
Wellness
Two reservable open-air baths tap Fushimi’s natural mineral spring, including a solid stone bath paired with a private dry sauna.
Backstory
Built in the 1930s atop Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s 16th-century castle grounds, the registered cultural property was reborn in 2025 under architect Seiichiro Takeuchi.
Eat & drink
Seasonal washoku at Kangetsudo is complemented by Kan Bar, where curated tasting flights highlight nine historic Fushimi sake breweries.
The neighborhood
Steps from Kangetsukyo Station, the inn sits along the historic boat routes and centuries-old sake breweries of southern Kyoto's Fushimi district.
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