Exterior of Kiyomi Ryokan

A retreat shaped by quiet intention.

Hidden among mountains and forests, Kiyomi is a place where thoughtful architecture, timeless traditions, and nature come together to create meaningful moments of stillness.

Luxury begins with simplicity.

Kiyomi was born from the belief that true luxury is not found in excess, but in moments of calm, meaningful hospitality, and a deeper connection with nature.

Every pathway, every room, and every ceremony has been carefully considered to create an experience that slows time rather than filling it.

Here, silence is welcomed, craftsmanship is celebrated, and every guest is invited to rediscover the beauty of intentional living.

Traditional Japanese architecture

Three principles guide everything we do.

Every decision at Kiyomi, from architecture to hospitality, is rooted in these timeless ideas.

Simplicity

Creating spaces free from distraction so every guest can appreciate what truly matters.

Harmony

Bringing architecture, craftsmanship, and nature together in quiet balance.

Presence

Encouraging every visitor to slow down, breathe, and fully experience each passing moment.

Wood and stone architecture

Crafted from natural materials.

Timber, stone, handmade paper, and soft natural light create interiors that feel warm, timeless, and deeply connected to their surroundings.

Rather than compete with nature, our buildings quietly become part of the landscape, inviting every season inside.

"Luxury is not measured by what surrounds you. It is measured by how peacefully you breathe."
KIYOMI PHILOSOPHY

Living gently alongside nature.

Every season shapes life at Kiyomi. Spring blossoms, summer greenery, autumn colours, and winter silence become part of the guest experience.

We prioritize locally sourced materials, seasonal cuisine, responsible water usage, and architecture designed to preserve the surrounding landscape.

Nature is not simply something to admire—it is something we respectfully live alongside.

Forest surrounding Kiyomi

Hospitality without expectation.

Omotenashi is the Japanese philosophy of wholehearted hospitality. It is the quiet anticipation of a guest's needs before they are spoken, offered without seeking recognition.

Every gesture should feel effortless. Every welcome should feel genuine. Every departure should leave a memory.

The story of Kiyomi

2014

The Vision

The idea of creating a retreat centred around intentional living begins.

2018

Construction

Traditional craftsmanship and modern sustainability come together to shape Kiyomi.

2021

Opening Day

The first guests experience life at Kiyomi.

Today

Continuing the Journey

Every season brings new stories, new guests, and new memories.

The people behind Kiyomi

General Manager

Haruto Sato

General Manager
Tea Master

Emi Nakamura

Tea Master
Executive Chef

Ren Ishikawa

Executive Chef
Wellness Director

Aoi Fujimoto

Wellness Director

Experience Kiyomi for yourself.

Discover peaceful accommodation, traditional hospitality, and moments designed to stay with you long after your journey ends.

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