Discover Kyoto’s Hidden Moss & Tea Garden | Elegant Sukiya Design at Yuuhisai Koudoukan

Today, the revived Kōdōkan features sukiya-style architecture and a moss-covered roji garden, with tea rooms and halls for cultural programs.
After facing demolition in 2009, it was saved by preservation efforts and reopened in 2013 as a public interest foundation.
Now, it serves as a modern salon of learning and the arts, hosting tea ceremonies, lectures, and exhibitions to preserve and share Japanese culture.