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Member of Sustainable Tourism in Kyoto
Member of Sustainable Tourism in Kyoto
We will introduce initiatives to create new values for tourism by businesses that have declared their commitment to promoting "Code of Conduct for Sustainable Tourism in Kyoto".
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To all the Reiwa 5 Excellent Business Award Recipients
Among the businesses that have made the Kyoto Tourism Morals Promotion Declaration, the Kyoto Tourism Morals' "Things we would like to cherish with all tourism business operators, workers, etc."
This award will be given to businesses that have made excellent efforts that will serve as a reference for other businesses in accordance with the four items listed in the following.
Collaborating with local communities to preserve and pass on Kyoto's festivals and traditional crafts
Kyoto Tokyu Hotel Co., Ltd.
The hotel keeps the large lantern float from the neighboring Awata Shrine inside the hotel and displays it behind glass so that guests can see it. The hotel also sells products by artisans of traditional industries, such as Kyoto ware, Kiyomizu ware, Kyoto yuzen, and Kyoto folding fans, selected by the Kyoto Museum of Traditional Crafts.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
The staff harvested the rice themselves.
Inheriting "Kokin Saga Rice"
Sun Members Kyoto Saga
In order to protect and pass on the local rice "Kokin Sagamai," the hotel staff harvest the rice themselves and serve it at the hotel restaurant, making an effort to popularize Kokin Sagamai. The hotel is also always conscious of coexistence between the local area and nature, creating accommodation plans that include experiences that introduce the charms of the local area.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Contributing to the local economy as a major sponsor of the Kyoto Hannaryz
Hotel M's Co., Ltd.
We have started managing the local basketball team, the Kyoto Hannaryz. As a company born and raised in Kyoto, we hope to contribute not only to the development of the club itself, but also to the vitality of Kyoto as a whole, by releasing accommodation plans for spectators.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Satisfying customers around the world with diverse and global response
Apartment hotels
"MI MARU"
In order to meet the needs of global Kyoto tourism, we are promoting initiatives related to SDGs and sustainability, such as lending cooking utensils and prayer equipment suitable for Muslims and working to reduce the environmental impact.
#High-quality service
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
During the season of fresh greenery and autumn leaves
Slow driving will be implemented in the "Momiji Tunnel"
Eizan Electric Railway Co., Ltd.
The attractive spatial design that allows you to enjoy the tranquil colors of nature from the train window is a unique service that is unmatched, so the entire company is dedicated to ensuring your satisfaction.
#High-quality service
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Railway site staff
I am making systematic progress in obtaining the "Service Assistant" qualification.
Keifuku Electric Railroad Co., Ltd.
In order to improve the level of customer service, we are encouraging drivers and station staff to acquire qualifications. We also hold "Dementia Elderly Care Training Seminars." We are always striving to improve our services on trains and in stations, and to find out how we can provide peace of mind to our customers.
#High-quality service
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Environmentally friendly
Aiming for a taxi company
Union Co., Ltd.
We have been using Prius hybrid vehicles since our founding. We plan to switch all our vehicles to EVs by 2030. We also conduct awareness-raising and activities about environmental conservation in the local area. We collect items from local residents that are difficult to throw away in this day and age, such as batteries.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
地域の子供のための
英語の絵本ショップをOPEN
Amita Corporation
In order to contribute to the English education of local children, we created a library of English picture books, with a selection of about 1,200 books. We also hold events that parents and children can enjoy together, contributing to creating an environment where English is familiar to everyone.
#High-quality service
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Environmental conservation efforts starting from Fushimi
Otani Tea Farm
In response to frequent littering issues caused by tourists, including at Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, the store collects trash brought by customers and provides trash bags. In addition, water refill stations have been set up in the store to encourage tourists to use their own water bottles.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Communicating traditional crafts through "denim"
Kyoto Denim
As the kimono industry continues to decline, they are using Kyo-Yuzen techniques on denim to create one-of-a-kind products in order to let as many people as possible know the value of kimonos and traditional Japanese crafts.
We are also carrying out a project to consider effective use of discarded denim scraps.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
京焼・清水焼の価値を広める
Togoro Co., Ltd.
Founded in 1992, the store primarily sells Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki ceramics, but also uses a portion of the space to display matcha bowls made by over 150 Kyoto-based ceramic artists. They also collaborate with local restaurants to create tableware. By offering traditional Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki ceramics, tourists can get a feel for Kyoto while also helping to revitalize the local area.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
People from all over the world can enjoy
Serving yuba dishes
Kyoto Yuba Restaurant Shizukaya
This Kyoto yuba specialty store has two stores in Kyoto Prefecture.
The restaurant's main attraction is the home-style yuba (tofu skin) dishes created by the proprietress. They also have vegan and vegetarian menus, and are working to improve the accommodation environment so that overseas guests can enjoy their stay with peace of mind.
#High-quality service
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Interact with locals
Gallery in Kyoto
Red Camellia Soreiyu
This gallery and cafe was founded in 2012. It displays a wide range of artworks, including paintings and crafts, and regularly holds workshops where you can meet artisans, writers, and craftspeople.
In addition, the cafe space proactively purchases non-standard vegetables and other ingredients that are not distributed and uses them as ingredients in the cafe.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Spread the hidden charms of Keihoku to the whole country and the world!
COMS Limited Company
We manage the garden "Kahoen" at Hosenji Temple of the Omuro School of Shingon Buddhism in Keihoku. We plan various events to make Kahoen the top tourist destination in Keihoku.
They also cooperate in running the "Keihoku Marche in Kyoto Station," which promotes the appeal of Keihoku's freshly picked vegetables and local products to tourists, thereby contributing to the decentralization of tourist destinations.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Craftsmen skilled in townhouse restoration techniques restore the Kyoto landscape
Araki Construction Co., Ltd.
We are mainly involved in the restoration of Kyoto machiya townhouses and old folk houses, and through our renovations we contribute to the dissemination and tradition of machiya and old folk house culture.
They actively use Kitayama cedar produced in Kyoto Prefecture, and in order to preserve Kyoto townhouses and old houses for the next generation, they actively hire young craftsmen and provide them with thorough training.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
People of various generations and fields gather
Operating a resting place
STUDIO MONAKA
An architectural design office that handles a wide range of projects with an architectural focus.
As part of a collaborative project with Kyoto City, we implemented a community project based in Funaokayama Park in Kita-ku, Kyoto.
Once a month, they hold a local revitalization event called "Open Park." They are working to create an environment where people of all ages and backgrounds can gather, with food trucks and local vegetable sales.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Expressing Japanese culture through gardens
At the same time, they are also responsible for passing on local culture.
Sone Landscape Co., Ltd.
A Kyoto-based company that designs and maintains Japanese gardens, it manages gardens at Tenryu-ji Temple, Tofuku-ji Temple, Hogon-in Temple, the former Mitsui family Shimogamo Villa, and other locations. The company is proactive in teaching overseas tourists and students aspiring to work in the landscape gardening industry about the appeal of Japanese gardens and landscaping techniques, and also works hard to preserve traditional culture by cooperating with the management of local bon odori dances and festivals, with young staff members performing Japanese drums and lion dances.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Kyoto experts
Spreading the hidden charms of Kyoto
Sankei Design Co., Ltd.
We operate "Kyoto Love Kyoto," a subjective online media outlet specializing in Kyoto that provides information on attractions and new ways to enjoy the city that even Kyoto residents don't know about.
The company also provides financial support for textbooks and courses required for employees to pass the Kyoto Certification Examination, striving to develop personnel with in-depth knowledge.
#High-quality service
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Utilizing local resources
Working to revitalize the local community
Takara Supply Communications Co., Ltd.
He is mainly involved in the printing industry, and is developing initiatives to convey information to people with disabilities, such as voice pens and Braille printing. He also promotes the use of local resources by turning the core of kozo paper, which is discarded after the outer skin of the paper mulberry, the raw material for Japanese paper, into charcoal to manufacture Yuzen ink. He is involved in planning initiatives to revitalize the local area, such as the "E-TOKO Fukakusa Takeout Market," which provides information and events about the local Fushimi area.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Spreading Kyoto etiquette to the world and contributing to tourism that both sides can enjoy
Ajiki Alley
A row of townhouses over 100 years old where young artists live and work together.
Fuku Coffee Roastery, a coffee shop that opened in March 2023, teaches foreign tourists about Kyoto's manners and rules. They also help raise awareness by posting "Kyoto Tourism Morals" posters in the alleys.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Waste disposal, etc.
Supporting tourism through environmental projects
Kinoshita Kansei Co., Ltd.
Founded in 1974, the company is committed to solving social problems through environmental businesses such as the processing, collection and transportation of industrial waste. It has also contributed to the beautification of the town and the promotion of environmental, cultural and tourism policies, such as donating smart trash bins to the Saga-Arashiyama region, where littering is considered a problem.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Based on Kyoto's history and culture
Providing solutions
Kyoto Meditation Center Co., Ltd.
We plan and sell Zen meditation tours at shrines and temples, mainly at Zen temples in Kyoto, to inbound customers from Europe, the United States, Australia, and other countries. We provide opportunities for meditation through Zen meditation and promote the charm of Kyoto to overseas audiences through cultural experiences.
#High-quality service
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Providing content that brings temples and shrines closer to people
Shrines and Temples Online Co., Ltd.
A company that develops tourism content that utilizes shrines and temples. It supports collaborations between anime and apparel brands and temples and shrines, and is involved in the development and sale of tourism content. It has also signed a partnership agreement with Fushimi Port, and is promoting regional revitalization as a member of the local community, such as by creating tours in the Fushimi area.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Running a curry restaurant to solve the problem of abandoned bamboo forests
DELICE Kyoto Co., Ltd.
In order to transform the abandoned bamboo forest in Nishiyama, Kyoto into an environment where anyone can visit at any time and experience nature, they are planning to open a bamboo forest restaurant, yoga, BBQ, etc. They are also running bamboo forest camps for local schools, providing a place for children to learn about agriculture.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
Spreading the "beauty" of Kyoto to people all over the world, not just Japanese people.
Toyosai Co., Ltd.
During the Ansei period, he founded a kimono wholesaler in Kyoto. After establishing Kyoto Kimono Rental Yumeyakata, he not only rents kimonos, but also provides "everything related to kimonos," including wholesale, kimono processing, maintenance, sales, kimono photography, and hair and makeup. He also promotes Kyoto traditions and culture both in Japan and overseas, offering tea ceremony experiences in Kyoto townhouses and "Kyoto Kotoba" classes.
#High quality service
#Reiwa 5th year Excellent Business Award Winner
To all the Reiwa 4 Excellent Business Award Recipients
Among the businesses that have made the Kyoto Tourism Morals Promotion Declaration, the Kyoto Tourism Morals' "Things we would like to cherish with all tourism business operators, workers, etc."
This award will be given to businesses that have made excellent efforts that will serve as a reference for other businesses in accordance with the four items listed in the following.
"An irreplaceable presence in the community"
Aim for
Aoi Motors Co., Ltd.
As a taxi company with close ties to the community, the company works on the theme of "community cooperation," participating in local cleanup activities, actively recruiting local talent, providing model local sightseeing courses, and participating in career education classes with local universities. The company is certified as a "senior citizen-friendly store" and a "Kyoto Heartful Company."
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Together with the local residents
Prepare for disasters
Ajiki Alley
A young artist lives and works in a row of townhouses that are over 100 years old. Automatic fire alarms that call the landlord in the event of a fire have been installed in all the houses, and disaster prevention measures have been implemented, such as instructing residents on how to use fire extinguishers and the evacuation routes in case of a disaster.
#DisasterResponse
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Connecting to the next millennium
Tourism and environmental travel
Adplants Corporation Co., Ltd.
In order to connect the thousand-year-old natural beauty of Saga Arashiyama (bamboo forests, red pine forests, rice fields) to the next thousand years, participants will experience natural regeneration in an environment similar to that of a rural village through activities such as digging for bamboo shoots and planting rice.
This is a journey where participants will work together to regenerate the nature of Saga Arashiyama, one of the beautiful areas of Kyoto.
Join us as we embark on our journey towards the next millennium.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
In cooperation with the local community
Working to revitalize the local community
Alpha Travel Co., Ltd.
A Kyoto-based travel agency works with the local community and DMOs to discover attractive local spots and tourist attractions, and plans travel tours. It is working to revitalize and promote the attractions of the Keihoku region and other mountainous areas in the north of Kyoto City .
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Watching over Kyoto since 1890 and contributing to the preservation of local culture
The Westin Miyako Kyoto
This long-established hotel has more than 130 years of history in the Higashiyama area of Kyoto, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the ancient capital and the beautiful nature of the four seasons . The hotel preserves and disseminates local culture by sending volunteers to festivals held at nearby shrines and by holding tours of the Japanese garden on the hotel grounds, which is a registered cultural property of Kyoto City, and neighboring facilities.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Connecting with the community
Hotel Creation
Ace Hotel Kyoto
In order to create a hotel that coexists with the local community, the hotel lobby is open to the public 24 hours a day. The hotel is also proactively working to contribute to the local community by selecting artists and craftsmen with ties to Kyoto for the art in the hotel, and holding SDG classes and art projects in collaboration with local junior high schools.
(Image: © Yoshihiro Makino)
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Gaining the understanding of local residents
Working on business operations
Evans Co., Ltd. Former Residence Omuro
The "Omuro Residence," a mansion built in the early Showa period that is a nationally registered tangible cultural property, is used for operating rental space and special open days . As a facility located in a residential area, consideration is given to harmonizing with the life of the residents, and free invitation tickets for special open days etc. are distributed to the neighborhood, and cleaning is carried out up to the nearest station.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Through daily work
Protecting the local scenery and safety
Ebisuya
The rickshaw drivers who pull the tourist rickshaws are involved in local cleaning activities, disaster prevention activities, and responding to the Kyoto Prefectural Police's "Children's 110 Rickshaw" initiative. With the philosophy of contributing to the local community, they protect the scenery and safety of the area through their daily work.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Observed good manners
Promoting bicycle tourism
Kyubey Co., Ltd.
A company that has operated a bicycle shop in Kyoto for many years has been providing a bicycle sharing service since 2019. In addition to improving convenience for local residents and tourists, the company is also working to improve the manners of bicycle users by displaying bicycle rules and prohibited areas on the bicycle sharing app, and creating an etiquette awareness booklet in collaboration with the city and a local university.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
As a member of the community
Preserving Kyoto's traditions
Kyoto Cuisine Kinobu
He actively undertakes lectures and projects related to Kyoto cuisine , and is committed to promoting and spreading Kyoto's food culture. As a member of the local neighborhood association, he also contributes to the revitalization of the local area by providing a venue for the Gion Festival and cooperating with employees in the operation.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Creating opportunities to experience the essence of traditional food culture
Matsuo Onsen Kyoto Cuisine Torimai Co., Ltd.
A traditional restaurant in Arashiyama is working with over 80 long-established restaurants in the city to launch the food culture experience project "KYOTO365." In order to pass on traditional food culture to the next generation, the project aims to "experience the real Kyoto," allowing visitors to enjoy a meal while learning about its history and culture.
#High-quality service
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Good for people and nature
Have fun while incorporating
GOOD NATURE STATION
A commercial complex offering a hotel, retail store and services with a sustainability theme . The entire facility is implementing initiatives such as composting food waste, reviewing disposable amenities and developing products with traceability.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Looking to the next millennium
Hotel stay suggestions
The Thousand Kyoto
With the slogan "Think 1000 year comfort," the hotel will be the first in Kyoto to implement urban beekeeping, eliminate plastic from amenities, and participate in a collection center for used stainless steel bottles. It will implement 100 SDGs actions in the year leading up to 2022.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Connecting tourists and local residents
Promoting regional revitalization
Shirakawa Town Development Company Ltd.
We operate Shirakawa Life Academia , a place of learning that connects tourists with the local community . In addition to hosting inbound tours to guide tourists through the Shirakawa area, where the culture of Kyoto townspeople remains, we also hold knife sharpening classes and mizuhiki craft classes taught by artisans from the nearby shopping district, working to revitalize the local community and economy.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Experience Japanese culture
Work hard to make accommodation
Miyakowa Ryokan
The hotel is working to provide services that allow foreign tourists, the elderly, and people with disabilities to stay in comfort, such as installing devices in some guest rooms that notify guests of the presence of staff with a flashing light , and offering vegan and vegetarian kaiseki meals in addition to the standard Kyoto kaiseki course.
#High quality service
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Food diversity
Respect
Chuo Kanko Co., Ltd. Yoshiya
A Japanese restaurant in Arashiyama . They have been working on food diversity for a long time, providing halal, vegan, gluten-free and allergen-free meals, and have a prayer room on-site. They also cooperate in exchanges between local junior high schools and Indonesian junior high schools, promoting intercultural understanding through food.
#High quality service
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
In harmony with the history and culture of the region,
Spreading the appeal
Park Hyatt Kyoto
Respecting the local culture , the hotel was designed from the time of construction with an emphasis on harmony with the tiled roofs of the town, and has preserved and restored the historical buildings and gardens of the coexisting "Sanso Kyoyamato". Even now, as a hotel that exists together with the local community, the hotel introduces nearby shops and crafts on its official Instagram, offers educational cultural experiences to guests, and is involved in activities such as cleaning up the Kamogawa riverbed.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Through cooperation and exchange with the local community
Contributing to improving regional strength
Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto
The company contributes to the local community in various ways, including accepting work experience from elementary school students in the city who have been appointed as Junior Kyoto Culture and Tourism Ambassadors , and hosting free wellness events for local residents.
The hotel's AEDs are available to the public 24 hours a day and are posted on a local AED sharing map. They also function as a public space in the event of an emergency.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Contributing to the community during disasters
Be prepared
Hotel Nikko Princess Kyoto
The lodging facility proactively formulates a response plan for those unable to return home , registers as a "disaster cooperation well" that provides well water to the local area, joins the "Safe Emergency Net Kyoto" and installs AEDs, etc. It also participates in the "Children's 110 House" where children who feel danger can take refuge.
#DisasterResponse
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
In a way that makes everyone happy
Aiming to solve problems
Magasin Co., Ltd.
They have set up a "Nakashocho Fruit and Vegetable Store" in front of the accommodation they operate , which recycles "food waste vegetables" such as non-standard and unsold vegetables and delivers them to the local area. They also practice sustainable initiatives, such as using test print paper from a local printing company to package products for their online store, which would normally cost money to throw away.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Local residents
Creating a place for interaction
Matsui Annex Flower Hairpin
When the town holds the Jizobon festival, the inn offers its facilities as a venue free of charge . At the beer garden held in conjunction with the Yoiyama festival of the Gion Festival, free beer and food coupons are distributed to the local community, providing an opportunity for local residents to interact with each other as part of the community.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Prevent tourism issues before they occur,
Ensuring safety and security
Matsui Main Building
Staff are stationed at every corner of the road to pick up and drop off passengers at the bus that stops at the long-established inn Oike-dori, which also accepts general groups and school trip students . In addition to preventing accidents, they give priority to local residents commuting to work or school, working to harmonize civic life and tourism.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Protecting the safety and security of the community
Business Practices
Union Co., Ltd.
We are a registered operator of "Kyoto Watch Mission," an anti-crime activity through business activities , and by taking advantage of the characteristics of taxis that travel around the city, we contribute to the watch activities for the elderly and children. In providing tourist information to passengers, we convey the attractions of the area as well as the manners of sightseeing in Kyoto, and we also consider harmony with the life of the citizens, and aim to be a taxi company that is chosen by both locals and tourists with our motto of safety, security, and sincerity.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Making the most of each individual's unique qualities
Improve our services
Watazen Ryokan
A long-established inn with 190 years of history is taking on the challenge of organizational change. By encouraging employees to multitask and reviewing the content of their business , they have succeeded in increasing productivity while also increasing the amount of time employees spend with customers. They are creating services that make use of each employee's unique qualities, such as the "Terakoya at the Inn" program, which provides childcare during school closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
Support for improving staff skills
Providing high-quality hospitality
One World Co., Ltd.
A company that handles reception and ticket handling at tourist facilities in the city. In order to improve the skills of its staff, the company has established a "Skill Improvement Subsidy System" to subsidize the cost of taking exams and qualifications such as the Kyoto Proficiency Test and the Eiken Test, as well as the cost of study materials. The company is focusing on developing human resources who can provide high-quality service, and is creating a triple win spirit of "providing people with charm! Attracting people! Captivating people!"
#High quality service
#Reiwa 4th Year Excellent Business Award Winner
To all business operators who declare the promotion of Kyoto tourism morals
Member of Sustainable Tourism in Kyoto
For society 100 years from now
Have a contributing perspective
Ogawa Coffee Sakaimachi Nishiki Branch
This coffee shop only serves ethical coffee that has been certified as organic by the JAS Organic Standards and internationally fair trade. With the concept of "a shop that will last for 100 years," the shop strives to achieve a sustainable society through coffee by balancing environmental friendliness with authentic flavors.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
Tourists and locals
Creating a place for businesses to connect
SIGHTS KYOTO
A tourist information bar where local residents provide tourist information is set up in the co-working space . It inherits Kyoto's catering culture and cooperates with nearby restaurants . It is a place where tourists and local residents can interact and rediscover the charm of Kyoto and respect each other.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
Not consuming traditional culture
Towards respectful and considerate tourism
Kyoto Shunju Co., Ltd.
We produce special tours of temples that are not open to the public, and cultural experiences that utilize Kyoto's cultural assets and customs with high tourist morals. We offer tailor-made proposals that respect and consider not only the unique characteristics of the facilities and culture, but also the values and customs of the people who carry them.
#High-quality service
A system to prevent food waste
Aimed at product development
Shogoin Yatsuhashi Main Store Co., Ltd.
A long-established souvenir company has participated in the development of a stollen unique to Kyoto that uses by-products, non-standard items, and other lost ingredients. They provide the scraps cut off during production. By exploring a system that does not produce waste, there are benefits to both the economy and the environment.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
Creating content from local insights
Sankei Design Co., Ltd.
A printing company started a web media called "Kyoto Love. Kyoto" that connects people with Kyoto. By utilizing the relationships gained through the business, the company disseminates insights of local residents that even Kyoto residents do not know, and also publishes books. It is an attempt to propose new ways to enjoy Kyoto.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
Caring for one another
Proposing a new philosophy for tourism
Tourist Ship Co., Ltd.
They advocate "touristship" as the tourist equivalent of sportsmanship. Aiming for tourism that is comfortable for everyone, including travelers, residents, and business owners, they develop inquiry learning programs for school trip students and set up booths at tourist sites.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
A new way to engage with pottery
suggest
TOKINOHA Ceramic Studio
A new type of pottery studio located in the Kiyomizu-yaki complex . It offers experiences that utilize the five senses, such as a food stand where you can experience the pottery as well as the taste, and a membership system where you can order your favorite color and shape. It also collaborates with other companies, such as using gold-replicated tea utensils in hotel rooms .
#High-quality service
Issues surrounding agriculture
Working with the next generation
Utsumi Farm
Taking advantage of its location in the city, the shop develops tourism projects that bring producers and consumers closer together. In the off-season, it holds strawberry picking events that allow people of all generations to experience agriculture. It is also proactive in activities that connect the younger generation with agriculture, such as product planning with university students who are working to reduce food waste.
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
The goals to be achieved
I will declare it first
MK Co., Ltd.
The company has declared that all taxis will be electric vehicles (EVs) by 2030. Aiming for net-zero CO2 emissions, it has announced that it will increase its 4% at the time of the declaration to 30% in 2025, three years from now. It also plans to start EV school trips to learn about the SDGs in 2023.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
Local businesses working together
A town where tourists want to wander around
Sasaki Sake Brewery Co., Ltd.
The only sake brewery in Rakuchu has planned a tour called "Kyoto Rakuchu Sake Brewery Tourism" in collaboration with local businesses, based on a tour of the brewery, which is usually closed to the public. It offers experiences that are difficult to access on an individual trip, such as observing the early morning brewing process.
#High-quality service
Involving business partners
Making the news
Leaf Publications Co., Ltd.
A media company handling local information has launched the "Ethical Food Loss Alliance" with 40 organizations including restaurants and hotels, and is working on various food loss reduction activities from research to practice. It also publishes a free paper that considers the SDGs.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
The special skills of local residents
Leverage this to expand your business
WAC Japan Ltd.
They provide over 100 types of cultural experience tours with local women who are good at languages and tea ceremony, creating jobs for about 150 people every year. They also started an educational tour program touring Kyoto in English with international students, and the "World Cafe" where international students from over 65 countries serve customers .
#Harmony between civic life and tourism
The story of the product is told by the seller
I will tell the customer
IKEUCHI ORGANIC Co., Ltd.
An Imabari towel manufacturer with the goal of " making towels that babies can eat by 2073." The company is expanding the circle of sustainable manufacturing by having its towels adopted by hotels and restaurants that empathize with the story. It opened a store in Kyoto in 2014.
#Environmental and landscape conservation
By Kyoto tourism moral promotion declaration company,We will introduce our efforts to create new value for tourism.
TABLOID
We have published a public relations magazine that introduces Kyoto Tourism Morals Promotion Businesses
We are looking for excellent examples!
The Kyoto City Tourism Association is looking for tourism business operators that conform to Kyoto tourism morals.
Case studies submitted may be introduced on the website or used in training.
For more information,please check here.