AriHana Kyoto

AriHana Kyoto features

This is an experience space where you can easily and casually enjoy traditional Japanese games. People of all ages can play together with traditional Japanese toys, and it can be used by people of all ages. There are also diaper changing and nursing rooms, so it is safe for those with small children. Free drinks and easy kimonos are available so that you can take a break in a Japanese atmosphere during sightseeing. You can also make toys such as kendama and kaleidoscopes, and even make your own fans, so you can take home your one-of-a-kind original creations as souvenirs. How about adding an accent to your trip to Kyoto?

A wide variety of toys available

You can freely enjoy toys and games that suit you. You can try out various toys and games, so you can find your favorite one. Even if a parent suggests "origami is good," it doesn't mean that the child will be interested in origami. Also, the way of playing differs depending on the age. Even with the same beanbag game, adults and elementary school children will try to challenge themselves with the tricks. However, children around 3 years old play by throwing the beanbags and enjoy it over and over again. Since each person can play in a different way, it can be provided as a playground in Kyoto for a wide range of ages and can also create memories.

You can make Japanese toys etc.

Japanese toys such as kendama are popular souvenirs. In addition to buying them, you can also paint a plain kendama, daruma-otoshi, yo-yo, or top to create your own original kendama. You can display it as a souvenir or play with it. Other activities include making kaleidoscopes and making uchiwa fans. When making uchiwa fans, you can draw pretty patterns or pictures, but for small children, sticking stickers or scribbling can also be a good enough work. You can also stamp hand and footprints, so even babies as young as 0 can make them, making them the best souvenirs from Kyoto.

You can enjoy wearing simple traditional Japanese clothing. Free drinks are provided, and diaper changing and nursing rooms are also available.

If you are sightseeing with children, you cannot experience wearing traditional Japanese clothing, which is popular in Kyoto. It is difficult to walk around the city in a kimono while pushing a stroller or holding a small child. At our shop, you can play traditional Japanese games in simple Japanese clothing that you just need to put on, which is a remade kimono, so you can fully enjoy the Japanese atmosphere. We also have children's costumes, so you can take photos of parents and children wearing matching Japanese clothing and have them enjoy it as a memory of their time in Japan. In addition to kimonos, we also have happi coats and haori coats, so you can enjoy various Japanese clothing. And the good thing about Japanese rooms is that you can put down your luggage, take off your shoes, and stretch your legs. If there are free drinks there, I think it will help soothe your tired body a little. You can drink coffee while watching your children play, or adults can take a break and touch Japanese toys. In addition, we have a diaper changing and nursing room, so families with babies and small children can use it with peace of mind.