From "Kanadehon Chushingura" (*), one of the most famous Kabuki plays, we have recreated in your room the world of the gorgeous scene
"7th Danme Gion Ichiriki Chaya no Tokaiba (*2)" that unfolds in Gion, Kyoto.
(*) Based on the actual Ako Roshi revenge incident that took place in 1702,
this is a representative Kabuki play that vividly depicts the difficulties faced by the 47 Ronin in their revenge attempts and the human drama surrounding them.
(*2) A scene depicting Ooboshi Yuranosuke (historically, Oishi Kuranosuke) indulging in entertainment in Gion, Kyoto, in order to dazzle his enemies.
Guest RoomsThe ceiling and bedspread designs are based on the stage sets and costumes reminiscent of teahouses from that era.
Additionally, the design used for Okaru’s obi sash and the teahouse’s noren curtain is an adaptation of the traditional Japanese “asanoha” pattern, which has been incorporated into the room’s ceiling and curtains.
We have incorporated various elements and decorations unique to Kabuki—such as music, painted signage, set curtains, and rising curtains—throughout the room.
We hope you’ll enjoy your stay while imagining the famous scenes from Kabuki that have long been beloved by audiences.
