A Vibrant Urban Retreat Where Energy, Wellness, and Contemporary Culture Converge
Set within Tokyo’s newest vertical garden city, Janu Tokyo brings a vibrant energy to the tranquil refinement of modern Japanese hospitality. As the younger sibling of Aman, Janu offers a warmer, more social interpretation of luxury — dynamic yet grounded, design-forward yet deeply personal.
From sweeping skyline views to a 4,000-square-meter wellness space, this is where community, movement, and contemporary culture meet in perfect balance. It’s Tokyo reimagined — softer, slower, and more human.
Highlight: An early morning swim in the glass-walled pool, the Tokyo skyline glowing pink as the city quietly wakes.
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About Resort
Accommodations: A Sanctuary of Calm and Beauty
Each room at Higashiyama, Kyoto is a refined sanctuary, designed to encourage rest, reflection, and connection to the beauty of the natural world. Inspired by the beauty of Kyoto’s seasons, rooms feature clean lines, natural materials, and elements of traditional Japanese design—such as tatami mats, sliding shoji doors, and minimalist interiors. The focus is on simplicity, calm, and the cultivation of mindful moments.
- Spacious rooms and suites with large windows offering peaceful garden views
- Natural materials like wood, stone, and paper are used throughout to create a calm, harmonious atmosphere
- Luxurious Japanese-style tatami rooms and deep soaking tubs perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration
- Thoughtful, eco-conscious touches such as bamboo textiles, organic amenities, and sustainable, locally sourced materials
- Dedicated spaces for meditation, tea ceremonies, and quiet reflection
Wellness: A Journey to Inner Peace
At Higashiyama, Kyoto, wellness is deeply rooted in the philosophy of harmony with nature. The hotel offers a range of wellness experiences designed to promote mindfulness, relaxation, and rejuvenation. Whether through traditional Japanese bath rituals, yoga sessions, or guided nature walks, guests are invited to find balance, inner peace, and a deeper connection to Kyoto’s serene environment.
- Onsen-inspired bathing experiences with mineral-rich waters designed to detoxify and revitalize
- Guided meditations and mindfulness sessions inspired by Kyoto’s Zen traditions
- Private tea ceremonies, where guests can slow down, savor the present moment, and connect with Kyoto’s ancient tea culture
- Outdoor wellness activities such as Tai Chi and yoga in tranquil garden settings
- Eco-conscious wellness products and services, supporting both personal health and environmental sustainability
Cuisine: The Art of Japanese Culinary Tradition
The dining experience at Higashiyama, Kyoto is a true celebration of Japanese cuisine, where each meal is prepared with seasonal ingredients sourced from Kyoto’s local farms and gardens. Drawing inspiration from Kyoto’s centuries-old culinary traditions, the hotel offers an immersive food experience that delights all the senses. Whether it’s a traditional kaiseki dinner, a simple matcha tea service, or a fresh sushi selection, every dish reflects a commitment to seasonality, sustainability, and artistry.
- A multi-course kaiseki experience that reflects the changing seasons, with each dish carefully crafted to highlight the best of Kyoto’s local produce
- Traditional Japanese breakfast with fresh tofu, pickles, and miso soup
- Matcha tea service with handmade sweets, offering a moment of mindfulness and ritual
- The finest sushi prepared by skilled local chefs using sustainable, seasonal fish
- Local Kyoto specialties, including yudofu (tofu hot pot) and yama-imo (mountain yam)
- A curated selection of organic, biodynamic wines, sake, and matcha teas
Cultural Immersion: An Invitation to Experience Kyoto’s Timeless Spirit
Higashiyama, Kyoto is not only a sanctuary for relaxation but also a doorway into the cultural and spiritual soul of Kyoto. From private tours of local temples and gardens to art exhibitions showcasing the work of Kyoto-based artisans, the hotel offers exclusive experiences that deepen the connection to this city’s rich history and living traditions.
- Private tours to some of Kyoto’s most famous temples, including Kiyomizu-dera and Nanzen-ji, led by knowledgeable local guides
- Cultural workshops, including ikebana (flower arranging), calligraphy, and pottery, where guests can engage with traditional Japanese arts
- Traditional tea ceremonies, held in intimate settings, offering a chance to savor Kyoto’s tea culture
- Access to local artisan shops and galleries showcasing the work of Kyoto’s famed ceramicists, weavers, and artists
- Seasonal experiences such as cherry blossom viewing (hanami) in spring or vibrant autumn foliage walks through the city’s ancient gardens
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