AriHana Kyoto is the perfect place for families visiting Kyoto. Recently, we’ve had the pleasure of welcoming families from all around the world, including a family from Switzerland with children aged 2 and 4, and a family from California with a 2-year-old girl. We’re thrilled to see more families enjoying their time with us and experiencing the joy of Japanese culture.
AriHana Kyoto is an ideal spot for families traveling to Kyoto, offering both children’s play areas and cultural experiences for adults. Your little ones can have fun playing with traditional Japanese toys such as kendama and origami, and even try making simple toys themselves. Activities like crafting fans (uchiwa) and kaleidoscopes are also perfect for creating lasting memories of Japan.
Whether you’re looking for a fun indoor play area for kids, engaging cultural activities, or a family-friendly spot to explore during your Kyoto sightseeing, AriHana Kyoto is the place to be. We are an indoor playground, so it’s a great option even on rainy days. Plus, no reservation is required!
Visit AriHana Kyoto for an unforgettable experience that blends play, creativity, and cultural discovery. Perfect for families exploring Kyoto, we offer a unique, fun, and educational experience for all ages.
AriHana Kyoto Featured in “京都観光コンシェルジュ” – Check Out Our New Opening!
AriHana Kyoto is proudly featured in the “京都観光コンシェルジュ,” a popular tourism guidebook available at hotels throughout Kyoto. Listed in the “New Open” section, our experience space is a must-visit for families and tourists looking to enjoy authentic Japanese culture. Be sure to check it out!
What is AriHana Kyoto? Located in the heart of Kyoto’s Higashiyama district, AriHana Kyoto offers a unique experience for families, where both adults and children can immerse themselves in traditional Japanese culture. Run by former childcare professionals, our space is designed to be child-friendly, making it the perfect spot for families with young children to experience Japan’s rich cultural heritage.
Enjoy Japanese Toys and Games AriHana Kyoto features a variety of traditional Japanese toys and games, such as origami (Japanese paper folding), kendama (a traditional Japanese skill toy), and much more. These fun activities are simple, enjoyable, and perfect for all ages, allowing visitors to experience Japanese traditions in a relaxing and accessible environment.
No Reservations Needed Our space is walk-in friendly, so feel free to drop by without needing a reservation. Whether you’re exploring Kyoto with your family or looking for an unforgettable cultural experience, AriHana Kyoto is the place to be.
If you’re seeking a memorable cultural experience while touring Kyoto, be sure to visit AriHana Kyoto for a fun, family-friendly adventure in the heart of the city.
Celebrate the 1st Anniversary of DOUBLETREE by Hilton KYOTO STATION!
Date & Time: Saturday, March 29th,2:00PM – 5:00PM Location: DOUBLETREE by Hilton KYOTO STATION!
Join us in celebrating the 1st anniversary of DOUBLETREE by Hilton KYOTO STATION with an exciting cultural experience! As part of the festivities, we are thrilled to present “AriHana Kyoto”, a special event offering hands-on experiences with traditional Japanese games and toys.
Enjoy interactive activities like kendama, origami, yo-yos, spinning tops, ring toss, Fukuwarai (a traditional face-assembly game), and wooden stacking blocks. These fun and engaging games are perfect for all ages, from children to adults, providing a delightful way to explore and appreciate Japan’s timeless cultural traditions.
Whether you’re a guest of the hotel or visiting for the first time, come and enjoy this unique opportunity to celebrate the hotel’s anniversary while experiencing the charm of Japanese culture in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.
Don’t miss out on this fantastic celebration — come play, discover, and make lasting memories!
Today is Hinamatsuri (Doll’s Festival) in Japan, celebrated every year on March 3rd! It’s a special day when families display hina dolls to celebrate the arrival of spring. At AriHana Kyoto, we are also joining in the festivities by showcasing handmade hina dolls. Our collection includes fun paper cup hina dolls with movable arms and simple yet beautiful origami hina dolls, which are easy to make and great for anyone looking to try their hand at traditional Japanese crafts.
One important tradition for Hinamatsuri is that the hina dolls must be put away right after the celebration ends, so make sure to enjoy the day to its fullest! 🌸
Located near Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto, AriHana Kyoto is an indoor play center that offers a unique cultural experience for families. Whether you’re traveling with young children or just looking for a fun activity, our center provides a safe and enjoyable environment for all ages. On rainy days, you can still create lasting memories with your family while experiencing traditional Japanese toys and games like origami and kendama.
At AriHana Kyoto, we believe that Japanese traditional toys aren’t just for kids – adults can join in on the fun too! Whether you’re visiting Kyoto during the cherry blossom season or planning a spring trip, don’t miss out on this memorable experience. No reservations required – just drop by and enjoy the fun!
AriHana Kyoto is featured in the free travel guide, EXPLORER MAP, which is available at hotels, stations, and airports. This useful guide is especially beneficial for tourists visiting Japan, as it offers great sightseeing recommendations. It’s available for free, so make sure to pick up a copy to help plan your Kyoto trip!
AriHana Kyoto is a unique cultural experience space located near Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto. It’s the perfect place for families to enjoy traditional Japanese culture together. With a variety of toys like origami, kendama, and more, visitors of all ages can easily immerse themselves in Japan’s rich traditions. Whether you’re with young children or adults, AriHana Kyoto offers a fun and accessible way to experience Japanese culture.
It’s also a great option for rainy days when outdoor sightseeing might not be possible. If you’re planning a spring trip to Kyoto to see the cherry blossoms, be sure to include AriHana Kyoto in your itinerary. No reservation is needed, so feel free to stop by anytime—we look forward to welcoming you!
Experience Traditional Japanese Toys at AriHana Kyoto – Fun for the Whole Family!
It’s a fun game where you use an origami shuriken to defeat an origami ninja! It’s easy to play and a lot of fun. Be sure to give it a try!
Located near the famous Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto, AriHana Kyoto offers a unique indoor space where families can enjoy hands-on experiences with traditional Japanese toys. Situated on Gojo-zaka, one of Kyoto’s most iconic areas, our venue is perfect for both locals and tourists, providing a fun, weather-proof activity no matter the season.
Spring is especially wonderful in Kyoto, with cherry blossoms in full bloom, making it the perfect time for sightseeing. For those planning a trip to Kyoto, AriHana Kyoto is an excellent destination to experience authentic Japanese culture, even on rainy days.
Our space is designed for both children and adults to enjoy. Whether you’re looking for a fun indoor activity in Kyoto, a place to experience traditional Japanese toys like origami, kendama, or ring toss, or you’re simply searching for something unique to do with kids, we’ve got you covered.
At AriHana Kyoto, you can also try your hand at creative activities like painting kendama or daruma otoshi, making a paper kaleidoscope, or crafting a traditional Japanese fan (uchiwa). With a variety of toys and interactive experiences, it’s an enjoyable and memorable outing for families visiting Kyoto.
Whether it’s a rainy day or simply a break from sightseeing, AriHana Kyoto offers the perfect indoor escape. Best of all, no reservation required – just drop by and start having fun!
Experience Traditional Japanese Culture at AriHana Kyoto – A Fun Family-Friendly Indoor Activity Spot Near Kiyomizu-dera
AriHana Kyoto, located near the famous Kiyomizu-dera Temple on Gojozaka, is an indoor play center designed to bring traditional Japanese games and crafts to life. It is a perfect destination for families with children, offering an interactive and educational experience for all ages.
One of the highlights is our Hyakunin Isshu Tower. Hyakunin Isshu is a traditional Japanese card game that involves quickly finding the matching card after listening to a famous poem. The game is challenging and fun, and we’ve made it even more exciting by turning the beautiful illustrated Hyakunin Isshu cards into a tower! These cards feature gorgeous, traditional Japanese artwork, making the experience both enjoyable and visually appealing.
At AriHana Kyoto, we offer Hyakunin Isshu cards in English so visitors from all around the world can enjoy the game. We also have a matching game version for those looking for a simpler experience, making it accessible for both kids and adults.
Our play center is filled with a variety of traditional Japanese toys like kendama (Japanese skill toy), origami, and many more. These toys provide a fantastic opportunity for children to explore Japan’s rich culture in a fun and hands-on way. Our indoor environment is carefully designed to ensure kids can play and learn in a comfortable space, making it the ideal place for family bonding.
Additionally, visitors can enjoy DIY workshops where they can paint their own kendama, try the classic Japanese toy Daruma Otoshi, create a kaleidoscope, or design a traditional uchiwa fan. These crafts make for great souvenirs, and you can take home a piece of Japanese culture as a keepsake from your Kyoto trip.
We welcome visitors all year round, and if you’re visiting Kyoto during the spring when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, AriHana Kyoto is the perfect indoor escape for families. No reservations are required—just come by and enjoy a memorable experience with your loved ones.
Experience Traditional Japanese Play at AriHana Kyoto
Today, we had the pleasure of hosting a guest from Russia in Tokyo, who shared his appreciation for Japan’s unique culture. He had his first experience with Daruma Otoshi (a traditional Japanese game), and although he had tried kendamaand origami before, he found origami especially intriguing and enjoyed creating his own designs.
AriHana Kyoto offers an immersive experience with traditional Japanese toys and games, allowing visitors to connect with Japan’s cultural heritage. The space is dedicated exclusively to classic Japanese playthings, making it a perfect place for both children and adults to explore Japanese culture in a fun, hands-on way.
If you’re looking for a place to visit on a rainy or cold day in Kyoto, or if you’re planning a trip during cherry blossom season, AriHana Kyoto is the perfect destination. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly activity, a cultural experience, or a break from sightseeing, there’s something for everyone here. No reservations are required, so feel free to drop by and enjoy a taste of traditional Japan.
Experience Traditional Japanese Culture at AriHana Kyoto: Fun with Origami and Kendama for Families
I folded a changing flower in origami! This piece was quite challenging, and I made several mistakes along the way, but in the end, I was able to fold it beautifully. I’ve posted a video of me playing with the changing origami flower on Instagram, so feel free to check it out!
AriHana Kyoto is an indoor play center located in the heart of Kyoto. It offers families a chance to experience traditional Japanese culture while enjoying a cozy and relaxing atmosphere. At AriHana Kyoto, you can easily enjoy activities like origami and kendama with your kids. If you’re planning a trip to Kyoto, be sure to stop by and immerse yourself in this unique cultural experience.
Our facility is especially popular among families with young children, as it provides a fun and safe place to play, especially on cold or rainy days when sightseeing can be difficult. AriHana Kyoto is perfect for those wanting to introduce their kids to Japanese traditions in a fun, hands-on way. It’s an ideal spot to visit during your spring trip to Kyoto. No reservations required!
