[Official] Hachikan | A resort to experience authentic tea ceremony and indulge yourself in spa

Kyoto Ohara

An Invitation to Hachikan Hospitality experienced through the five senses

Grand Opening in Spring 2023

image : Kamado

ABOUT HACHIKAN

HACHIKAN, a private resort offering authentic tea ceremony and spa,
is now ready for service in a healing village of Oahara,
a hidden gem in Kyoto Okuzashiki.
Be sure to enjoy this ecstatic moment through your five senses.
Make it the utmost best holiday of your life, experiencing the authenticity.

Five Senses -
Hospitality that touches the five senses
Six Senses -
Feel with your sixth sense
Seven Senses -
Encounter the seventh sense,
the energy of gods and nature
Eight Senses -
A resort that invites you to experience
your own eighth sense

01 OMOYA (MAIN WING)

It is a cultural building of 140 sqm with a spacious sunken hearth and traditional cooking stove.
The thatched house is said to be about 250 years old, which has been restored and rebuilt to provide a healing experience in various scenes during your stay.

DINING

Please enjoy a meal prepared
by our exclusive chef
who has mastered the techniques
and artistry of Japanese cuisine,
using carefully selected seasonal
ingredients from all over Japan
and fresh ingredients from the
"Healing Village Ohara”.

02 ROOMS

The 106 sqm, maisonette-style guestroom combines a relaxing space with a wooden feel and a modern hotel-like room.
The living room has a spacious sofa and office space for longer stays.
From the windows of the room, you will enjoy the view of the courtyard and the nature of Ohara.

SPA

The spa is equipped with two types of saunas, a dry sauna and a steam sauna, as well as an experience shower with aroma fragrances. Step outside and you will find a luxurious relaxation space with an open-air bath.

HACHIKAN SPA

Lounge

Relaxation room

Away from the hustle and bustle of daily life,
you can release your senses, relax and unwind,
and experience your own "Hachikan (eight-senses)"
while relieving your daily fatigue in body and mind.

03 TEA ROOM

The four-and-a-half-tatami-mat tea room "Joshun" is said to have been named after the writer Yasushi Inoue. The building is also decorated with a name plate of "Joshun". The tea room can be used for various purposes such as tea parties, tea ceremony workshops, girls' getaways, and photo shoots.