AriHana Kyoto, which opened in October, has become a place that brings joy to our customers, and we are so happy about it.
Thank you so much for your support!
We will be open again from January 2nd after the New Year.
Please drop by to experience traditional Japanese games while you’re sightseeing in Kyoto!
Wishing you a wonderful New Year! 🎍
Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming guests from Beijing, China, to our store. They were looking for a fun place for their child to play, and they ended up experiencing many traditional Japanese activities together. The 7-year-old boy was especially talented at origami, quickly folding paper into intricate designs by following a book. Whenever he encountered a challenge, he confidently asked the owner for help, and by the end of their visit, he had completed many beautiful origami pieces.
The mother also had a fantastic time trying her hand at traditional Japanese games, like kendama and fukuwarai, and she truly enjoyed the experience. She expressed how much fun they were having, saying, “This place is so much fun! We’ll definitely come back.”
I was so happy to hear their praise and to see them enjoy themselves so much.
AriHana Kyoto is an indoor activity center where you can easily experience Japanese culture. One of our popular activities is origami, which both children and adults love. Whether you’re visiting Kyoto on a rainy day or a cold day, if you’re looking for a fun cultural experience, be sure to visit us at AriHana Kyoto. No reservations are needed!
Today, two sisters, a fifth-grader and a three-year-old, came over to play. They each enjoyed their favorite activities—building with blocks, doing origami, coloring, and playing ring toss. They had so much fun and played for hours! Even when it was time to go, the older sister kept asking her mom, ‘Can we play a little longer?’ Thank you both for such a fun time!
AriHana Kyoto is a great spot to visit during your sightseeing trip in Kyoto. It’s a place where both children and adults can immerse themselves in traditional Japanese toys. One of the most popular activities is the origami experience, where you can learn to fold simple yet beautiful paper creations with expert guidance. Whether you’re looking for a fun play area for kids, a hands-on origami workshop, or an indoor activity on rainy or cold days, AriHana Kyoto offers a perfect way to experience Japanese culture. No reservations are required, so feel free to drop by and enjoy a unique cultural experience in the heart of Kyoto.
The wooden blocks with Japanese hiragana characters are a traditional toy that has been loved for generations. These blocks, which have been enjoyed since my childhood, allow children today to experience the joy of stacking them high, lining them up, or telling stories through the images. It’s a great way to feel nostalgic while having fun.
AriHana Kyoto is a unique play space designed for both children and adults. It’s more than just a play area; it’s a special place where people of all ages can enjoy and immerse themselves in Japanese culture. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with a traditional Japanese house setting that lets you unwind and enjoy a relaxed time with your family. Perfect for families, both children and adults can have fun together.
While exploring Kyoto’s famous attractions, why not take a break and try hands-on activities like origami and kendama, which are popular traditional Japanese pastimes? It’s easy and fun for everyone, and no reservation is required. You can even try on simple Japanese attire for an added experience. We look forward to welcoming you to AriHana Kyoto—your perfect stop for fun and cultural exploration!
This is a lucky cat that protects AriHana Kyoto. Maneki-neko, or the lucky cat, is believed to bring good fortune and prosperity, especially for business. Come visit and meet this adorable lucky cat!
AriHana Kyoto offers a fun and easy way to experience traditional Japanese games and activities, making it an ideal destination for families visiting Kyoto. This family-friendly spot is perfect for parents and children to enjoy together. While your children play with building blocks or engage in creative drawing, dads can practice kendama (Japanese cup-and-ball game), and moms can enjoy origami nearby.
Whether you’re a family, a couple, or traveling solo, AriHana Kyoto provides a variety of activities that allow everyone to experience Japanese culture in a relaxed and enjoyable setting. It’s the only place in Kyoto where you can enjoy such a variety of traditional games under one roof.
If you’re looking for fun Kyoto family activities, or if you’re in need of an indoor activity on a rainy or cold day, AriHana Kyoto is the perfect place to immerse yourself in Japanese culture. Visit us and make lasting memories with your family, no reservation needed.
Our dressing room has been updated with a beautiful winter version of a tapestry featuring a snow-covered Kinkaku-ji Temple—it’s absolutely stunning! You can take memorable photos in traditional Japanese attire, making it the perfect souvenir.
At AriHana Kyoto, we offer a unique opportunity to experience Japanese culture in a fun and engaging way. Whether you’re visiting with family or as adults seeking a cultural adventure, our space is ideal for all kinds of travelers.
We have a variety of popular traditional toys to try, including kendama, origami, daruma otoshi, fukuwarai, and ring toss—to name just a few! These activities are a fun and easy way to immerse yourself in Japanese culture.
In addition to playing with traditional toys, we also offer creative workshops such as kendama painting, top painting, yo-yo painting, kaleidoscope making, and folding fan crafting. These experiences are perfect for everyone, from small children to adults. Even babies can join in the fun with the fan-making activity!
AriHana Kyoto is run by a former kindergarten teacher who ensures that each visitor can enjoy a personalized experience. Whether you’re looking for indoor activities on a rainy or cold day, or simply searching for a playful spot for your children, we cater to all ages and preferences.
We’re located in a central area of Kyoto, and no reservations are required—just come and enjoy!
Today, a new toy, a ring toss game, has been added to AriHana Kyoto. Recently, a 4-year-old boy who visited asked, ‘Hey, hey… I want to play with this!’ Of course, we immediately bought it.
AriHana Kyoto offers a wide variety of traditional Japanese toys. Are you looking for things to do on a rainy day during your Kyoto sightseeing? Or perhaps you’re searching for a children’s play area? There’s a place where you can easily experience Japanese culture, located near Kiyomizu Temple!
If you’re wondering what to do with your family while touring Kyoto, be sure to stop by AriHana Kyoto. It’s a fun spot for both parents and children, and even adults can enjoy it. We’re here to help create lasting memories during your Kyoto sightseeing experience.
No reservation required. We look forward to welcoming you!
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Looking for family activities in Kyoto? At AriHana Kyoto, we offer a wide variety of exciting and educational activities for both kids and adults. Whether you’re looking for a kids activity or a family-friendly experience, we have something for everyone!
Origami Fun for All Ages At AriHana Kyoto, you can try your hand at origami, the traditional Japanese art of paper folding. From simple designs for young children to more complex 3D creations for adults, there’s an activity in Kyotothat’s perfect for your skill level. Origami is a great way to bond with family while learning about Japanese culture.
Explore Traditional Japanese Toys In addition to origami, we offer a wide selection of traditional Japanese toys that are fun for kids and adults alike. You can try out unique toys like kendama (cup and ball) and daruma otoshi (stacking game)—activities that you won’t find everywhere, even in Japan! It’s a great way to experience the fun side of Japanese culture while enjoying your time in Kyoto.
Perfect for Families and Kids Looking for a family activity in Kyoto? Whether you’re traveling with friends, your children, or just looking for something to do with the whole family, AriHana Kyoto is the perfect destination. Our space is designed to be family-friendly and welcoming, making it an ideal stop for both locals and tourists. Plus, we provide a relaxing and educational atmosphere where children can play and learn about Japanese culture.
Visit Us on Rainy Days or Cold Weather If you’re in Kyoto on a rainy day or chilly afternoon, come inside and enjoy a fun, cozy experience at AriHana Kyoto. Our activities are perfect for keeping your family entertained during downtime in your sightseeing schedule. No reservations are required, so you can drop by at any time!
Why Choose AriHana Kyoto for Your Family’s Activity in Kyoto?
Are you unsure where to go for sightseeing on a rainy day in Kyoto? Look no further than AriHana Kyoto, an indoor activity center perfect for both adults and families with children. It’s a safe and fun space where you can experience traditional Japanese toys and activities, no matter the weather.
At AriHana Kyoto, you’ll find a wide selection of classic Japanese toys such as kendama, origami, daruma otoshi, fukuwarai, wooden building blocks, and coloring. These activities are simple enough for children to enjoy, yet captivating for adults to appreciate Japanese culture. It’s a luxurious and enriching experience for the whole family.
Whether it’s rainy or cold outside, you can still enjoy Kyoto’s charm indoors. Experience authentic Japanese culture, feel satisfied, and make the most of your Kyoto trip. AriHana Kyoto also offers kimono rental experiences and free drinks, providing a relaxing and cozy atmosphere to warm up on chilly days.
No reservation is required, so feel free to visit anytime!
Otafuku is a character closely associated with traditional Japanese culture and folklore. It is particularly known as a symbol of good fortune and happiness. The name ‘Otafuku’ means ‘having much fortune,’ symbolizing the bringing of luck. The word ‘Tafu’ (多福) means ‘many,’ conveying the wish for an abundance of happiness to come. Otafuku represents ‘fortune,’ and is a symbol of wishing for good luck and happiness.
At AriHana Kyoto, one of the most popular activities is Fukuwarai, a traditional Japanese game. If you’re visiting Kyoto, come experience this fun and unique Japanese pastime at AriHana Kyoto. It’s not only a playground for children but also a great place for adults to join in the fun! Whether you’re looking for a cultural experience during your sightseeing, or seeking a place to enjoy with your family on a rainy or cold day, AriHana Kyoto offers the perfect spot to discover Japanese culture and play together.No reservation required.
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