Mayu Shop

Showroom

At Kyofudo Mayu Shop, we showcase and sell a wide variety of traditional crafts deeply rooted in this land’s history, as well as local foods such as Kyoto sweets and tea. Among the items on display and for sale is the "KUMIKO Light" lampshade by Shinichi Murayama, which won the Omotenashi Selection 2023 award. We also feature Kyoto pottery and lacquerware. In addition, we host an art gallery for cultural exchange and offer workshops on traditional crafts.

Murayama Mokko KUMIKO Showroom

The KUMIKO Showroom showcases a variety of unique products created using the techniques of three-dimensional and curved Kumiko, crafted by Shinichi Murayama, the representative of Murayama Mokko. These products, already adopted in numerous luxury hotels such as the Dusit Thani Kyoto, can be viewed up close and personal, allowing visitors to appreciate their craftsmanship firsthand.
Shishoan Takumi-no-Waza Showroom (planned)

Shishoan is a showroom where visitors can experience the true craftsmanship of artisans, including tea house carpenters, traditional Japanese screen makers, plasterers, gardeners, and tatami mat makers, who collectively create unparalleled prototype tea rooms.

Casestudy

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We offer a selection of carefully curated products from Kyofudo, including Kyoto-style wooden lattice products, Kyoto ceramics, Kyoto lacquerware, Kyoto dolls, Kyoto Yuzen textiles, and processed foods and seasonings utilizing Kyoto ingredients.

ART Gallery

We will be hosting exhibitions of works by individuals who are active in various fields.
Our goal is to create a place where people can relax and engage in cultural exchange while viewing and showcasing artworks not only from Kyoto but also from domestic and international artists, writers, students, and individuals, including overseas artists.
The old Kyoto machiya, with its long history, continues to breathe and thrive by incorporating various new influences.

Rental fee: 5,000 yen per day (10:00-17:00)
2,000 yen for move-in day

Workshop Room

We plan workshops where visitors can experience traditional Kyoto crafts such as Kyokumiko assembly and pottery painting, as well as workshops covering a wide range of genres like mini robot assembly.

Cultural Exchange

On the second floor tatami room, visitors can experience authentic tea ceremony and ikebana (flower arranging), attend mini-seminars on Kyoto culture, and engage in cultural exchange on various themes such as having international guests share insights about their own cultures.

Rental Share Office

This is not your typical shared office space; it's designed specifically for creators. Alongside office amenities, it's also a production space. Please make the most of it as a creative workspace.

Capacity: 2 persons
Facilities: Internet access, shared desk, chair
(From 10:00 to 17:00)
Usage Fee: 3,300 yen per day (including utilities and tax)