Although machiya vacation rentals are our main game, Shiki Properties is much more than just an accommodation company. We’re an ever-expanding, international collective of local residents with a passion for showcasing Kansai’s diverse and timeless beauty. Offering some of the best traditional Japanese homes in the region, insider access to experiences not available in the mainstream travel market, and an opportunity to connect both with locals and the broader traveling community, staying with Shiki is the key to unlocking the real Kyoto and Osaka.

Kaori offers a welcoming and well-appointed space in a quiet neighborhood near Shigino Station, making it an excellent base for exploring the vibrant city of Osaka. The house is thoughtfully designed to accommodate up to five guests comfortably, with a harmonious blend of modern conveniences and traditional Japanese elements. Whether you’re traveling with family, friends, or as a couple, Kaori provides a flexible and relaxing atmosphere. Guests can take advantage of the fully equipped kitchen to prepare meals and appreciate the mix of Western and Japanese-style sleeping arrangements, which include a comfortable queen bed and traditional futons for a truly authentic experience. Beyond the thoughtfully designed interiors, Kaori’s location offers exceptional convenience. With Osaka Castle Park just a 20-minute walk away, guests have easy access to one of the city's most iconic landmarks and its surrounding green spaces. The nearby Shigino Station connects you effortlessly to Osaka’s extensive train and subway network, making popular destinations like Nanba, Universal Studios Japan, and Shin-Osaka just a short ride away.

Nestled in a peaceful local neighborhood, Kaori offers a tranquil retreat from the bustling energy of Osaka while still being well-connected to the city's major attractions. A leisurely 20-minute walk will take you to Osaka Castle Park, a beautiful and historically significant area that spans over two square kilometers. The park is perfect for picnics, scenic strolls, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of its expansive grounds. At the heart of the park stands Osaka Castle, an iconic symbol of the city that dates back to the late 16th century. Originally built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, a powerful feudal lord who played a key role in unifying Japan, the castle has witnessed numerous historical events and reconstructions, making it a living testament to Osaka’s rich past. Surrounding the castle are moats and stone walls, adding to the grandeur and providing a glimpse into the architectural ingenuity of the era. The property is well-situated for exploring some of Osaka’s most iconic spots. A short train ride connects you to the vibrant district of Nanba in 25 minutes, where you'll find lively nightlife, endless shopping arcades, and a diverse range of dining options.