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Kyoto State Guest House Autumn Evening Extended Opening

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Imadegawa
Kyoto State Guest House
Dates
Dec 4 (Fri) – Dec 7 (Mon)
Hours
Open until 7:15 PM (last entry 6:15 PM); check the official site for the opening time
Price
General ¥1,500; university students ¥1,000; junior high and high school students ¥500 (no entry for elementary school age and under)
Where
Kyoto State Guest House (Imadegawa)
Pochikichi
Here's the highlight

Evening opening for four days only

Good to know

Open until19:15
PriceGeneral ¥1,500; university students ¥1,0

For four days only, the national guest house inside Kyoto Gyoen is open until 7:15 PM. Admission closes at 6:15 PM; children of elementary school age and under cannot enter.

Dates
Dec 4 (Fri) – Dec 7 (Mon)
Hours
Open until 7:15 PM (last entry 6:15 PM); check the official site for the opening time
Venue
Kyoto State Guest House
Nearest station
Imadegawa
Admission
General ¥1,500; university students ¥1,000; junior high and high school students ¥500 (no entry for elementary school age and under)

About this event

The Kyoto State Guest House, the national guest house inside Kyoto Gyoen, stays open until 19:15 for four days only, December 4 to 7. Last entry is 18:15, and children of elementary school age and under cannot enter.

Highlights

  • Evening opening for four days only
  • Inside Kyoto Gyoen
Good for
Adults interested in Japanese architecture and craft.

Good to know before you go

  • Last entry 18:15
  • No entry for elementary school age and under
  • General ¥1,500, university ¥1,000, junior high and high school ¥500

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FAQ

What is Kyoto State Guest House Autumn Evening Extended Opening?
The Kyoto State Guest House, the national guest house inside Kyoto Gyoen, stays open until 19:15 for four days only, December 4 to 7. Last entry is 18:15, and children of elementary school age and under cannot enter.
When is Kyoto State Guest House Autumn Evening Extended Opening?
From Dec 4 (Fri) to Dec 7 (Mon), 2026.
What are the opening hours?
Open until 7:15 PM (last entry 6:15 PM); check the official site for the opening time
How much does it cost?
General ¥1,500; university students ¥1,000; junior high and high school students ¥500 (no entry for elementary school age and under)
Where is it and what is the nearest station?
Kyoto State Guest House. The nearest station is Imadegawa.

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