Gozan Okuribi Viewing Evening 2026
Sunday, August 16, 2026
The climax of summer in Kyoto, where tranquility and emotion intersect.
— In the Kyoto night, a serene fire is lit —
At the end of the Obon festival, the Gozan Okuribi (Five Mountains Bonfire) is a solemn light that sends the spirits of ancestors back to the afterlife.
We will be holding a one-night-only event where you can enjoy this serene and fantastical landscape from a special location overlooking Kyoto.
On the day of the event, we will be offering a special fusion course menu prepared by the hotel's chef, featuring a blend of Japanese and Western cuisine.
In a high-quality banquet hall overlooking a garden registered as a cultural property (scenic spot) of Kyoto City,
Please relax and enjoy the flavors of summer.
After your meal, we'll take you to the sun deck with its great view.
As the cityscape of Kyoto unfolds below, the bonfires light up the night sky one after another.
Experience Kyoto's summer with all your senses and enjoy a truly unforgettable moment.
| schedule | Sunday, August 16, 2026 |
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| Time | Reception from 17:30 Meals from 18:00 Viewing starts at 20:00 |
| Meeting Rooms | Reception: East Building 4th floor lobby Meals: East Building 4th floor "AOI-DEN" and "MINORI" East Building 3rd floor "Circular Room" Viewing: 7th floor rooftop garden, 8th and 9th floor terraces |
| Rates | Adults: ¥24,200 (tax included) [¥22,000 excluding tax] *This price includes food, free drinks, and seating charge. |
| Sales Period | Applications accepted until 5:00 PM on Sunday, August 16, 2026. *Applications will be closed once the maximum number of participants is reached. |
| Buy tickets | Online Shop (24 hours) 075-771-8208 Event staff (weekdays: 10:00-17:00) |
Gozan no Okuribi
Among these, the Daimonji Gozan no Okuribi is a fitting finale to Kyoto's summer events, and the sight of it lit up and rising sharply into the summer night sky is a truly mystical painting, a seasonal spectacle that brightens up Kyoto nights.
From our hotel you can see four of them: Daimonji, Funagata, Myoho and Hidari Daimonji.
To request a seat
[Online Shop]
Event staff (weekdays: 10:00-17:00)
- The listed prices include consumption tax and service charges.
- Photos are for illustrative purposes only.
- Elegance Club members can make a reservation at the member price of ¥22,000 (tax included) [¥20,000 excluding tax] per person.
- If you have any food allergies, please inform our staff when making your reservation.
- Please understand that we may not be able to fulfill your requests regarding contamination (trace amounts of contamination).
- Please note that cancellations and refunds are not accepted after registration.
- This item is not eligible for Miyako Plus Points.
- Please understand that we cannot accommodate seating requests.
Bank transfer details: Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Kinki First Branch, Savings Account, 5119238
Kintetsu Miyako Hotels International, Inc. The Westin Miyako Kyoto
Restaurant & Bar Gozan no Okuribi Special Operation and Special Dinner Information
All Day Dining RAQOU [August 16th Gozan Okuribi (Five Mountains Bonfire Festival)] Special Dinner Buffet
Enjoy a special hotel dinner that allows you to elegantly experience Kyoto's summer tradition, the Gozan Okuribi (five mountain bonfires). In addition to a conger eel shabu-shabu corner, you can also enjoy Ezo abalone steamed in white wine and popular roast beef.
Access and location
Blessed with beautiful nature throughout the four seasons, this location offers a tranquility and peace that you wouldn't expect from being so close to the city center.
| Hotel bus (free) | It is about 25 minutes from Kyoto Station by free hotel bus. |
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| For those coming by subway | About 15 minutes by subway (Karasuma Line or Tozai Line) from Kyoto Station. 2 minutes walk from Keage Station on the Tozai Subway Line. |
| By Car | About 15 minutes by car from Meishin Kyoto Higashi IC towards Sanjo. Banquet attendees who come by car will receive free parking for three hours. |
Floor map of the building is here