For those who are planning to open an accommodation facility based on the Ryokan Business Act

In order to operate a lodging facility (hotel, inn, guesthouse, etc.) based on the Ryokan Business Act, the building in which the business is planned to be conducted must meet the structural and equipment standards stipulated in the Ryokan Business Act and the Fire Service Act. The Building Standards Act stipulates the zoning districts in which lodging facilities (including entrance halls outside facilities) can operate.  ​Kyoto city ask that you confirm the zoning of the property before considering it, as follows.

< Regulations Other than Zoning >
When changing the use of an existing building and using it as a lodging facility, even if no building permit is required (e.g., area less than 200m², not involving expansion, renovation, or major repair or redecoration), it is necessary to comply with various provisions of the Building Standards Act. Please refer to the following main provisions of the Building Standards Act for the details of the regulations. ​In addition, before using the facility as a lodging facility, it is necessary to complete the necessary procedures based on the Barrier Free Ordinance. 

 - As a general rule, buildings on alley-shaped site* (see explanation below) cannot be changed to inns. 

 - If the existing building does not conform to the provisions of the Building Standard Act, it is necessary to change the use of the building after the illegal part is removed.

 - In principle, the building must be fireproof when changing the use of the third floor or more to an inn. Even if the building is not a fireproof building (limited to 3 stories and less than 200m² in total area), it is necessary to install a pit compartment and alarm system.
*An automatic fire alarm system or an automatic fire alarm system for specified small facilities with a receiver is required. This is not a residential fire alarm system.
​**Linen rooms and employee offices are also "ryokan uses".

 - If there is fire use, ventilation equipment must be installed.

 - Emergency lighting must be installed. 

 - The site passage (passage from the exit of the building to the road, etc.) must be 1.5m or more (From April 2020, 0.9m or more for buildings with 3 or less floors and a total floor area of less than 200m²).

 - The width of alleys, etc. must be at least 1.5m regardless of the size of the building, as in the past, for buildings to be used as accommodation facilities in accordance with the provisions of 9-67 of the Kyoto City Building Law Handbook.

 - For rooms without windows, the walls, etc. that separate the rooms must be made of fireproof or noncombustible materials. 
* ​In addition to guest rooms, rest rooms and kitchens are also "rooms".

 - In the case of a change of use of a row of buildings (attached houses) to an inn (including a partial change of use), the boundary wall between the row of buildings and the inn shall be a partition wall for fire prevention. It is necessary to use a wall of quasi-fireproof construction and compartmentalize it to the shed or ceiling.

 - In addition, depending on the floor area and other factors, it may be necessary to install two or more direct staircases, smoke exhaustion equipment, interior restrictions, etc.

 - If the building is to be expanded, remodeled, repaired, or redecorated, it must also comply with road access and structural regulations. 

 - There are cases where procedures based on the Building Standards Act are required even when only renovations are to be done.

Confirming whether or not a building complies with the Building Standards Act requires specialized knowledge. Even if you do not need to apply for a building permit, , if necessary, please consult with an architect or other professional to ensure that your plans and construction are carried out legally. 
The responsibility for using a building in violation of the law lies with the construction client (business) or building owner.

Supplement for ​those who are planning to open an accommodation facility based on the Ryokan Business Act

1 Overview
​ With the enforcement of the revised Building Standards Act in June 2019, buildings with three floors and a total floor area of less than 200m² can be used as inns, etc., without having to be fireproof buildings, provided that alarm systems and certain compartments are installed. 

2 Precautions (*Please be sure to check the following.
​ In the case of a change of use of 200m² or less (not involving expansion, renovation, or large-scale repair), no application for building certification is required. However, due to the change of use, the provisions of the Building Standards Act will apply, and it will be necessary to comply with various regulations.  
Specialized knowledge is required to investigate whether or not these buildings comply with the Building Standards Act. ​Even if you do not need to apply for a building permit, please be sure to consult with an architect or other specialist before legally carrying out any planning or construction work. ​The responsibility for using a building in violation of the law lies with the construction client (business) or building owner.

3 Necessary actions
 ​(1) Alarm system 
An automatic fire alarm system or an automatic fire alarm system for specified small facilities with a receiver is required. This is not a residential fire alarm system.
 (2) Pit compartment
 a. Overview 
  The stairs and other parts of the building must be separated by partition walls and doors. 
 b. Form of stairs
   The staircase must be a "direct staircase" and the stairs from the third floor to the first floor must be connected without interruption. It is not possible to pass through the living room on the way, nor is it possible to have a door.
 c.  "Partition walls" and "Doors"
  The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) gives the following examples in their explanation
    Partition walls: Partition walls with plasterboard of 9.5 mm or more in thickness on both sides
    Door: Flush door (with self-closing mechanism and smoke blocking performance, etc.) 
     * ​You cannot use fusuma, shoji, walls made of plywood of about 3 mm thick, or doors made of plain glass.

Examples of non-direct staircases and their responses

< Definition of terms >
●Administrators
The person in charge of the system to respond appropriately and promptly to complaints and inquiries from residents, etc. and emergency situations.
●Employees, etc.
Employees and other workers of a business operator
●Small-scale lodging facilities
A facility that operates a budget hotel business and has the following requirements
- The building in which the facility is located must be (1) a single-family house or row house, (2) have three or lower floors, and (3) have a structure in which no part is used for common use by guests and persons other than guests. 
- The number of guest rooms must be one. 
- Those that make all of their facilities available for use by guests. 
- ​The number of guests shall be limited to one group consisting of nine or fewer guests per stay. 

Main standards for structural equipment
① A reception counter shall be installed in a location where room users must pass through and where their entry and exit can be seen. 
② The reception counter shall be equipped with a reception table at a height that does not interfere with reception.

Management system
- The business operator shall appoint a manager.
- The operator or employee, etc. shall remain inside the facility, such as the entrance hall, while accommodating people. 
​- ​The operator shall confirm the identity and number of guests and hand over the keys to them by interviewing them inside the facility.

Main standards for structural equipment
① A video camera, etc. shall be installed in a place where the status of guests entering and leaving the facility can be checked at all times. 
② A video phone, tablet terminal, etc. shall be installed where the face and passport of a guest can be clearly confirmed by images. 
③ ​A room shall be provided in the facility where the images described in (1) can be checked at all times, and where the identity of guests, the number of guests, and the keys can be confirmed by using (2). 

Management system
- The business operator shall appoint a manager.
- The operator or employee, etc. shall be stationed in the room indicated in (3) above while accommodating people. ​
​- ​The operator shall use an alternative reception counter inside the facility to confirm the identity and number of guests, and hand over the keys in a manner equivalent to an interview.​

Main standards for structural equipment
① A reception counter shall be installed in a location where room users must pass through and where their entry and exit can be seen. 
② The reception counter shall be equipped with a reception table at a height that does not interfere with reception.
③ Efforts shall be made to provide lavatories, etc. that can be used by employees, etc. in the facility. ​

Management system
- The operator or employees, etc. shall be stationed inside the facility while accommodating people. 
​- ​The operator shall confirm the identity and number of guests and hand over the keys to them by interviewing them inside the facility.

Conditions
​Small-scale accommodation facilities that conform to the following structural and equipment standards 

Main standards for structural equipment
●Accommodations
① Installation of locks at the entrances and exits of the facility 
② Install telephones and other equipment 
③ Install equipment to check the status of people entering and leaving the facility 
●Alternative Reception Counter facility
④ To be located in a place where it is possible to reach the accommodation within 10 minutes (approximately within 800m by road). 
⑤ Compartmentalization with other business uses and dwelling units 
⑥ Pay attention to the handling of personal information
⑦ Confirmation by ③ shall be performed at all times. 
⑧ Marking of the entrance to the Alternative Reception Counter facility
●Place of residence of the employer, etc.
⑨ The location should be within 10 minutes from the lodging facility (approximately 800 meters by road).
⑩ No special structural facilities are required, but it should be possible to stay for a long time.

Management system
- The operator shall confirm the identity of guests, the number of guests, and hand over the key by interviewing them in the Alternative Reception Counter facility. 
- While accommodating people, the operator or employee, etc. shall be stationed at the Alternative Reception Counter facility and shall check the entry and exit of people at all times.
​- ​The operator or employee, etc. shall be stationed at a place where people can reach the accommodation within 10 minutes (approximately within 800 meters by road) while accommodating people. 
- The number of facilities that can be managed by an employee, etc. in charge of emergency response is limited to five facilities per person. 
- ​When the employee in charge of emergency response is stationed at the alternative reception counter facility, another person should be stationed there to check guests in and out. 

Conditions
Small-scale lodging facilities and those that are Kyo-machiya as defined in the Kyomachiya ordinance.​

Main standards for structural equipment
●Accommodations
① Take measures to be able to check the status of people entering and leaving the facility.
●Place of residence of the employer, etc.
② The location should be within 10 minutes from the lodging facility (approximately 800 meters by road).
③ To be able to stay for a long time.

Management system
- The operator shall confirm the identity and number of guests and hand over the key by interviewing them in the facility. 
​- ​The operator or employee, etc. shall be stationed at a place where people can reach the accommodation within 10 minutes (approximately within 800 meters by road) while accommodating people. 
- The number of facilities that can be managed by an employee, etc. in charge of emergency response is limited to five facilities per person. ​

(1) Reception Counter and Reception Table 

a. Plot and Area of Reception Counter ​
- The reception counter shall be clearly divided by a wall or a fixed reception stand, and its area shall be 2.00 ㎡ or more. 
- The area of the reception counter shall be the contiguous portion of the floor inside the reception counter whose vertical length from the floor to the ceiling is not less than 1.80 m (However, this shall not apply to the underside of the reception desk), and the horizontal length of the said area shall be no less than 0.60m. 

Area of Reception Counter：1.60×1.50－0.40×0.50－0.30×0.50＝2.05㎡ (≧2.00㎡ ) 
*area of A 0.40×0.50 and are of post 0.30×0.50

b. Location of the Reception Table 
- The reception table shall be installed perpendicular to the side where the opening exists and parallel to the floor where the reception counter exists.  (However, this shall not apply if the floor surface has a slope.)
- The reception table shall be firmly fixed in the specified place. 

c. Shape of the reception table
- The size of the reception table shall be 1.00 m or more in width and 0.30 m or more in depth. 
However, it may be 0.60 m or more in width for facilities with a capacity of 9 persons or less. 

d. Opening part
- The horizontal length of the portion with a vertical length of 1.10 m or more from the lower end of the opening to the upper end shall be 1.00 m or more. (If the upper edge of the upper surface of the reception table is above the lower edge of the opening, the upper edge of the upper surface of the reception table shall be regarded as the lower edge of the opening.) However, in the case of a facility with a capacity of 9 or less, the horizontal length may be 0.60 m or more.

(3) Bathing facilities

< Definition of Terms >
●Shared bathing facilities
Bathing facilities outside guest rooms
●Bathing facilities for one person
​A bathing facility used by one person, such as a unit bath (UB) or unit shower (US). However, so-called "3-point units" are treated as unit showers.   
●Number of users of shared bathing facilities
Number of people allowed to use shared bathing facilities 
< The Basic Idea behind the Size Requirement >
●Bathing facilities for one person
10 people, or 1 or more for every fraction
●Bathing facilities that can be used by many people at the same time
Bathtub size - Total area = Number of users of shared bathing facilities*¹ ×0.5*² ×0.5*³ ×0.5*⁴ or more
Scale of Washing area - Total area = Number of users of shared bathing facilities*¹ ×0.5*² ×0.5*³ ×1.1*⁵ or more
Number of hot water faucets - Sum of the Pieces = Number of users of shared bathing facilities*¹ ×0.5*² ×0.5*³ or more
 
*¹ In the case of shared bathing facilities, it is desirable to calculate the number of users of shared bathing facilities by adding (total capacity - number of users of shared bathing facilities) × 0.5 (utilization ratio) to the number of users.
*² Percentage of bathers at the time of day with the highest number of bathers
*³ Ratio of people who use the bathtub to those who use the washing area
*⁴ Area of bathtub used per bathing person
*⁵ Washing area used per bathing person​

When bathing facilities are installed in the guest room
- A single-person bathing facility (UB, in principle) shall be provided according to the capacity of the guest room.  
(e.g.) If the capacity is 10 persons or less, at least one UB shall be provided.
- ​Provide bathing facilities that can be used by a large number of people according to the room capacity.

When shared bathing facilities are installed
- There shall be at least one common bathing facility for each gender. 
- Single-person bathing facilities shall be provided in proportion to the number of users of shared bathing facilities.
(e.g.) If the number of users of a shared bathing facility is 20 or less, at least two bathing facilities for one person, one for men and one for women, shall be installed. However, if there is only one user of the shared bathing facility, one location is acceptable. In the case where a UB is installed, if the number of users of the shared bathing facility is 10 or less, one UB may be installed according to the previous example. 
- ​Provide bathing facilities that can be used by a large number of people according to the number of users of the shared bathing facilities. 

(4) ​Washing facilities

(6) Lavatory

If the number of toilets in the guest room is insufficient for the capacity, a shared toilet with the number of toilets corresponding to the shortage shall be provided on each floor. However, if the number of toilets on the floor cannot be accommodated by 5 or less, even if the number of toilets on the floor is insufficient, it is sufficient that the number of toilets that can accommodate the total number of users of the shared toilet on the floor and the adjacent floor is installed in the shared toilet on the adjacent floor.​

 1）Public Disclosure of Plans

[Installation of Signs]
- Installation of signs describing the outline of the plan at easily visible locations within the site [Form available].
-  After the installation of the sign, immediately report the following to the medical hygiene center.
 (i) The date of installation of the sign, (ii) The place where the sign was installed, (iii) A floor plan of an area approximately 200 meters around the place where the sign was installed, (iv) Photographs showing the place where the sign was installed and its surrounding conditions, and (v) Photographs that enable the description of the sign to be easily read. 
- The period of installation of the sign shall be from 20 days prior to the application for approval by the mayor until the issuance of the certificate of confirmation of the application for building permit. 
[Explanation to Neighbors, etc.]
- The outline of the plan shall be explained to neighboring residents, etc., and if deemed necessary, a briefing session shall be held. In addition, measures such as holding briefing sessions shall be taken when deemed necessary. 
- ​The scope of the explanation area is as shown in the figure below (★) [Scope of neighborhood explanation]. 

2) ​Application for Approval of the Plan 

●Attached Documents
Outline of the structural facilities, report on the results of public disclosure, photographs of the situation in which the sign is installed, floor plans of the vicinity, layout plans, floor plans, documents showing the floor area, bedroom area, and window area of the guest room, and the basis for their calculation in tables, etc., detailed drawings (front view, side view, etc.) of the entrance reception , etc., ​elevation drawings, documents clearly indicating interior finishes, floor plans of the area where the outdoor advertisement is to be installed, drawings clearly indicating the design and form of the outdoor advertisement, and other documents deemed necessary by the mayor. 

3) Issuance of Notice of Plan Approval 

1) ​Building Permit Application

2) ​Issuance of Confirmation Certificate *In case of change of use, Attach Step 6

3) ​Construction 

4) ​Issuance of Certificate of Inspection *In case of new construction, extension, etc., Attach Step 6

1) Application for Issuance of a Notice of Compliance with Fire Regulations 

2) Issuance of Notice of Compliance with Fire Regulations

Target facilities for opinion inquiries
Schools, child welfare facilities, social education facilities (community centers, libraries, museums, city parks, etc.) 

1) Submit documents related to the opinion inquiry  

2) ​Kyoto City inquires about opinions of schools, etc. and receives responses 

1) ​Installation of signs and reporting on the status of installation of signs 

[Installation of Signs]
- Installation of signs describing the outline of the plan at easily visible locations within the site [Form available].
- Installed from 20 days prior to the date of application for a business license for an inn business. 
[Reported Items]
-  After the installation of the sign, immediately report the following to the medical hygiene center.
 (i) The date of installation of the sign, (ii) The place where the sign was installed, (iii) A floor plan of an area approximately 200 meters around the place where the sign was installed, (iv) Photographs showing the place where the sign was installed and its surrounding conditions, and (v) Photographs that enable the description of the sign to be easily read. ​

2) ​Explanation to neighboring residents [To be conducted at the same time as (1)]. 

[Scope of neighborhood explanation] As shown in the figure below (★) . 
​[Description] / Description of the Sign
Location of the facility, name, address, and contact information of the applicant, expected date of application, and name of the facility 
Size and structure of the building, area of the facility, number of guest rooms, capacity of guests, expected date of commencement of business 
Name, address, and contact information of the administrator, information on briefing sessions, and contact information of the person who will respond to inquiries about the sign 
Contact information of the person who will respond to inquiries about the contents of the explanation 
Specific details to be explained to guests (house rules) 
●​If there is a request from the residents of the surrounding area, local community associations, etc., to hold an explanatory meeting or to provide individual explanations, etc., the company shall respond sincerely. 

(*) [Scope of neighborhood explanation]
           Planned application site
 ----- Within 10m of the site of the facility to be applied for
 ----- 20 m from the exterior wall of the building where the facility to be applied for is located

The description covers building numbers 1 through 7. 
​The site of building number 8 is within 10 m of the site of the proposed facility, but is not covered because the exterior walls, etc. of the building of building number 8 are not within 20 m of the exterior walls, etc. of the building of the proposed facility.

3) Preparation of Reports and Documents for Permit Applications

[Contents of report]
●Status of Signage
Period of installation of the sign, location of the sign, photograph showing the status of installation, legible photograph of the contents of the sign, whether there has been any change in the location of the sign, and if there has been any change in the location of the sign, the new location 
●Status of Explanation to Residents
Books showing the location of buildings existing on the site within 10 m of the site, information necessary to identify the location of buildings occupied by the other party to the explanation, date and time of the explanation, location of the explanation, method of the explanation, opinions from the other party and the status of response
●Waste Disposal Methods
If the applicant is transporting the waste to a waste treatment facility by himself/herself, a statement to that effect; if the applicant is entrusting the collection and transportation of the waste, the name of the licensed collection and transportation company
●Other
If the business operator is an individual who does not have a domicile in Japan or is a foreign corporation, the name, address, and contact information of the appointed agent, documents certifying the agent's authority of representation, documents confirming the width of the narrowest part of the evacuation passage (Documents that can confirm the width of the narrowest part of the evacuation corridor), documents that can confirm the owner of the facility, the rules stipulated in the provisions of the Unit Ownership Law, and a letter of approval from the unit owner. 

1) Application for a Business License for the Inn (Guesthouse/Airbnb)  Business

●Attached Documents
- Drawings that clearly show the structure and facilities of the business facility. 
- If the applicant is a corporation, a copy of its articles of incorporation or articles of endowment and a certificate of registered matters of the corporation; if the applicant is an individual, a copy of the certificate of residence and other books deemed necessary by the mayor.
- ​Application fee: 52,800 yen (Application fee is non-refundable)

2)  Site Survey

3）​Issuance of Business License

4) ​Start of business

(Matters to Be Observed in the Proper Operation of Inns by Business Operators)
●The number and identity of guests shall be confirmed by interview at the entrance hall.
●During the interview at the entrance hall, the necessary matters to prevent the deterioration of the living environment of the surrounding residents and the use of the facilities shall be explained. (If necessary, foreign languages shall be used.) 
●A system shall be established to respond appropriately and promptly to emergency situations such as complaints and inquiries from nearby residents.
●A sign stating the following items shall be installed in a location easily visible from outside the facility 
[Inns and Hotels/Guesthouse]
Name of the operator (or name in the case of a corporation) 
Name of the facility 
Type of business 
Contact information for the manager 
Location of the outside reception counter to the facility (if an outside reception counter of the facility is to be provided) 
[Outside Reception Counter]
As it is an outside reception counter of the facility
​​Name of the facility to be managed

The Inns and Hotels Act is a law set forth for the purpose of contributing to improve public health and people's lives through promoting the provision of services that cope with enhancement and diversification of the user's demands in the hotel business field, while planning to develop sound hotel businesses by securing appropriate operation in the hotel business.

The Hotel Business is defined as "a business that lodges a person for a fee" and "lodging" is stipulated as "to use a facility by using bedding" in this law. In order to operate this hotel business, it is stipulated that obtaining permission in accordance with the Inns and Hotels Act is required.
In addition,the hotel business differs from the room renting business, including apartments, concerning the following points. (1) Responsibility on maintaining and managing the cleanliness of the facility, including the rooms for lodgers, is universally accepted to be on the operator, considering from point of facility management and operation form in general, and (2) the room of the facility that the lodger uses is not the principal place of residence for that person.

Even if housing are used for lodging, obtaining permission in accordance with the Inns and Hotels Act is required, since conducting a "Private Lodging Business" that provides lodging repeatedly for a fee basically falls under the hotel business. There are several types of permission in accordance with the Inns and Hotels Act, however, obtaining permission for operating simple lodging is common if conducting a private lodging business without registration.

(Hotel Business Classification)

1. Hotel Operation (*)
Operation, where a facility mainly consisting of western style structure and equipment is established, and accommodates it to a person for a fee.

2. Inn Operation (*)
Operation, where a facility mainly consisting of Japanese style structure and equipment is established, and accommodates it to a person for a fee.

3. Common Lodging House Operation
Operation, where a facility consisting of structure and equipment is established for several persons to share, and accommodates it to a person for a fee. (pension, youth hotel, etc.)

4. Boarding House Operation
Operation, where a facility is established, and accommodates it to a person for a fee on a monthly basis.
(*) Hotel operation and inn operation will be integrated as "inn and hotel operation" from June 15, 2018 as "operation, where a facility is established, and accommodates it to a person for a fee excluding simple lodging operation and boarding house operation".

The structure equipment of the facility to be used needs to meet the standard upon obtaining permission. In addition, application to the prefectural (including the city that establishes a health center and special zone) health center, where the facility (housing) expected to conduct the Private Lodging service is located, is required.
Permission standard for simple lodging (standard on minimum floor area) was relieved in April, 2016 and obtaining its permission has become easier than before.

There are some cases that do not apply to the Inns and Hotels Act, even if they are providing lodging services using housing. Some examples are as follows.

■In case of providing one's house in accordance with a local government's request when an event is held
(Government Notification in July 2015)
⇒ To solve the shortage of lodging facilities in an area, when lodging facilities run short for an event that is expected to attract many customers, event-private-lodging enables travelers to stay in facilities which are originally not lodging facilities. The event-private-lodging is expected to be effective from the viewpoint of local creation through tourism, as it leads to promoting interaction between the people of the area and travelers, as well as expanding tourism consumption in the area.
​
■Short-term residence to vacant house properties with the purpose of buying and selling or leasing to a person wishing to move
(Government Notification in March 2016)
The Inns and Hotels Act will not apply to a short-term residence to a vacant house property from the assumption that it will be bought, sold or leased to a person wishing to move, if all of the following measures are taken.
(1) The activity of using and utilizing the vacant property is placed in accordance with the Act on Special Measures on Promoting Countermeasures on Vacant Houses, etc. (Act No. 127 of 2014), and the subject of the facility is specified in a local public entity, such as when the local public entity that is to conduct such activity has registered the vacant property.
(2) A person who is to purchase or lease the subject of the facility can be confirmed by the local public entity that such person truly has the will to purchase or lease such facility for long term.
(3) It can be confirmed that the actual condition of the facility is secured from many and unspecified persons using it repeatedly and continuously, through taking the measures written in (1) and (2).

■In cases where a regional council and other entities commissioned from a local public entity does not receive value equivalent to the lodging fee from the lodger, but only receives value equivalent to counseling related to such hands-on experience
(Government Notification in March 2016)
In a case where a regional council or other entities commissioned from a local public entity does not receive value equivalent to lodging fee from the lodger, but only receives value equivalent to guidance related to hands-on experiences, expenses paid by a regional council or other entities to farmers and other persons that provide hands-on experience services for educational trips that are accompanied by hands-on experiences does not come under the Inns and Hotels Act, as such fees do not apply to lodging fees.
Please contact your nearest health center to ask whether any matter comes under the Inns and Hotels Act.
https://www.mlit.go.jp/kankocho/minpaku/overview/minpaku/law2_en.html

Today, we would like to explain the changes in the number of permits for Ryokan/Hotel industries and Private Lodging(AirBnb) in Kyoto, which we accidentally investigated.
Currently, there are no foreign tourists due to the COVID-19.  The number of foreign tourists visiting Japan in April, which had been announced by the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO), decreased by 99.9% compared to the same month last year, and the total number of foreign guests staying in Kyoto in April decreased by 99.7% compared to last year. Even if it includes domestic customers, it is a 95.7% decrease, which is a difficult situation. 
It became a popular travel city until last year, and many hotels were constructed or converted in parallel. We will share information together to understand the current state of such buildings.
First of all, the ryokan business method is divided into  the hotel business, the ryokan business, the budget hotel business, and the lodging business. Please check with the following criteria.

Structural facility standards for the budget hotel business and the hotel/ryokan business

The following is the transition data for the number of permitted facilities such as the number of hotels and guest rooms in Kyoto City.​

In addition, the following is the data on the status of correspondence with the registration reception desk of the private lodging business.

On the other hand, there was data on the number of consultations for reporting/opening the private lodgings.

In fact, in addition to the above data, there were surveys of facilities suspected of unauthorized business. If you are worried about such numbers, please check once.