Originally from Bordeaux in the South West of France, Aurore developed an interest in Japan when she was very young. Driven by her desire to understand this mysterious archipelago, she studied Japanese literature and civilization. She decided to live in Japan with a host family in Kyoto to learn more about Japanese society. She fell in love with the city and when she came back to France, she started to work in Japan experience to share her experience. She will guide you throughout your stay with her bright smile.

Under the protection of the deity of Koyasu Kannon Temple and with traditional Japanese architecture, Koyasu house is a typical merchant house from the beginning of the last century. With a great façade onto the street, enter through a spacious hallway leading to typical Japanese tatami rooms separated by sliding doors. Slightly adapted by us, the living room now offers Western comfort with a large table and chairs. At the back of the house, the living room opens onto a small garden where you can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the area Upstairs the two rooms are warm and bright, one with Western and one with Japanese beds (futon). The house is located a few meters from the most famous walk in Kyoto, the Philosopher's Path. Nearby are many small shops and also a large supermarket which is very convenient for those who want to dine at home. For others, a few steps along Imadegawa Street, the street lights up with many traditional and varied restaurants. The bus stop is very close to the house for convenient access to other tourist areas of the city.

A residential district, considered by many as quintessential Kyoto, walking there is a real pleasure for the senses: the classical architecture of the dwellings and the details of the gardens, freshness, calm and serenity on the Philosopher's Path, the aroma of incense escaping from the houses.