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Unveiling the 2027 Limited Edition Kyoto Schedule Book from Hotel Granvia Kyoto

As the 30th anniversary of Hotel Granvia Kyoto approaches in 2027, a special announcement has taken the spotlight. The hotel has officially launched the reservation for the 2027 edition of its highly coveted Kyoto Schedule Book, set to go on sale from September 30, 2026. Reservations will be open starting September 10, 2026, from noon, allowing fans of the hotel and the iconic city of Kyoto to secure their exclusive copy.

This year's edition features a unique cover inspired by the concept of “Yukigegumi,” symbolizing winter's soft snowfall and the cozy warmth of yarn balls that roll across the snow. This symbolism encapsulates the spirit of crafting happiness for the upcoming year. The design evokes a sense of joy and comfort, making it a perfect addition to anyone's collection.

Having launched as part of the hotel's 20th-anniversary celebrations, the Kyoto Schedule Book has successfully completed its 11th edition this year. The luxurious 2027 edition will be limited to just 800 copies, making it a true collector's item. Accompanying this release, the hotel will also offer a special accommodation plan that includes one copy of the 2027 edition of the Kyoto Schedule Book.

Produced by the renowned Kokonoe Suiko Publisher, which has been part of Kyoto's publishing scene for over 130 years, this schedule book serves not just as a planner but also as an indispensable travel companion laden with essential insights about Kyoto's rich culture and traditions. It is filled with information about annual events, temple visits, and local dining spots, curated by a dedicated local editorial team. The team has meticulously selected delightful treats and local insights, ensuring that visitors can make the most of their time exploring Kyoto.

Highlights of the 2027 Kyoto Schedule Book include:

• - Monthly calendar (December 2026 - March 2028)
• - Weekly calendar (December 2026 - December 2027)
• - Event and activity schedules
• - Insightful essays on Kyoto’s culture
• - Useful English phrases for sightseeing
• - Comprehensive guides to various temples, museums, and public facilities
• - City maps of major locations in Kyoto
• - Information about public transport
• - Endnotes and tear-out memo pages for jotting down thoughts

Each month is graced with beautiful woodblock print designs that are consistent with the seasons, crafted by the artist from the historical printing studio, Takesasado, which has preserved this art form for generations. This year’s creative illustrations reflect Kyoto's aesthetic and traditions, making the book not only functional but also a piece of art to cherish.

Availability and Pricing

The Kyoto Schedule Book 2027 (Hotel Granvia Kyoto Edition) will be exclusively available at Hotel Granvia Kyoto's shop located on the M3 floor and through their online store. Here are the key details:

• - Sales Start Date: September 30, 2026
• - Reservation Start: September 10, 2026, noon
• - Price: 2,200 JPY (shipping included 2,640 JPY for online orders)
• - Limited Quantities: 800 copies available

Reservations can be made at the hotel shop and online, aimed to accommodate everyone eager to capture the essence of Kyoto. For more details, please visit the official Hotel Granvia Kyoto website.

Additionally, the hotel will offer a special accommodation plan that includes the 2027 schedule book, available for booking from 12 p.m. on September 10, 2026, until December 27, 2026. Enjoy a stay in one of their premium rooms starting at 19,700 JPY with member discounts available. This package affords guests both a comfortable night’s stay and an exclusive piece of Kyoto memorabilia.

As we eagerly await the 2027 edition of this beloved schedule book, the Hotel Granvia Kyoto continues to foster a rich community experience and create lasting memories while celebrating nearly three decades of service to its guests. This limited edition is a testament to their commitment to quality and a unique representation of Kyoto's beauty, making it an unmissable item for both residents and visitors.