Japanese Zen Garden
「金継ぎ」

Kintsugi Wellness

Kyoto, Japan

Kintsugi Art

"Made more beautiful for having been broken."

In Japan, there is an art of repairing broken pottery with gold lacquer.

The break is not hidden. It is illuminated.

Made more beautiful for having been broken.

This is Kintsugi. This is our approach to wellness.

The Seasons of

Transformation

HARU
March — May

HARU

The Season of Renewal

Awaken from stillness. Witness the blooming of cherry blossoms and the rebirth of the self.

Blossom Meditation
Cleansing Detox
New Beginnings Ceremony
Tea Rituals
NATSU
June — August

NATSU

The Season of Vitality

AKI
September — November

AKI

The Season of Reflection

FUYU
December — February

FUYU

The Season of Stillness

Sanctuaries of

Rest

The Ryokan Suite
From ¥85,000

The Ryokan Suite

Traditional tatami elegance with private moss garden access.

The Onsen Villa
From ¥150,000

The Onsen Villa

Private outdoor mineral pool with panoramic mountain views.

The Tea House
From ¥120,000

The Tea House

An intimate cedar pavilion for profound silence and ritual.

The Sanctuary
From ¥200,000

The Sanctuary

Modern architectural marvel suspended above the Kyoto mist.

The Circle of

Healing

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The Rhythm of

Renewal

05:30

Dawn Meditation

Zazen in the misty garden as the world awakens.

09:00

Forest Therapy

Guided Shinrin-yoku through the ancient cedar groves.

14:00

Tea Ceremony

A 15th-generation master guides you through the Way of Tea.

18:30

Seasonal Kaiseki

Artful, multicourse mindful dining honoring the season.

21:00

Onsen Deep Healing

Mineral immersion under the Kyoto stars.

Your Curators of

Healing

Kenji Yamamoto

Kenji Yamamoto

Head of Meditation

Former monk, 20 years practice. Finding truth in silence.

Yuki Tanaka

Yuki Tanaka

Forest Therapy Guide

Certified practitioner of the forest path.

Akiko Sato

Akiko Sato

Tea Master

15th-generation tea family. Mastery of the moment.

Dr. Hiroshi Nakamura

Dr. Hiroshi Nakamura

Traditional Medicine

Doctor of Kampo and the bodies natural rhythm.

"I arrived fractured. Work had broken me. The silence here taught me that my fractures could be beautiful. I left whole, but differently whole — stronger where I was broken."

Spring Retreat, 2024

"The burnout was total. I couldn't imagine joy again. Ten days of forest, tea, and hot springs reminded me who I was before the world told me who to be."

Autumn Retreat, 2023

"Grief had made me feel damaged. Kintsugi showed me that gold can fill the cracks. I'm not broken — I'm repaired with something precious."

Winter Retreat, 2024

The First Step

Begin the Conversation

Every journey begins with a conversation. Tell us where you are, and where you hope to be.

Higashiyama, Kyoto, Japan
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