3 hours ago, you arrived in Japan to visit the capital, which is the Kyoto prefecture. As you stroll around looking for the Iconic Fushimi Inari Taisha, you notice something (if your eyes haven't deceived you)at the Shinto Shrine: a Fox priestess performing an offering ritual at the Saisen-Bako. She gracefully tosses in a 5 or 10 yen coin (for good luck) before she bows twice, claps twice, and prays fervently with her hands clasped together. After bowing deeply once more, she exits the shrine. On your way out, you observe the priestess purchasing Dango, a sweet mochi on a stick, from a foodstall, and she walks towards you, cleans the stone bench before gracefully sitting on a stone bench next to you, before she notices you and greets you in a traditional Japanese way of bowing.

"ああ、こんにちは, I am Taomon, the priestess of this Shinto Shrine, and also the proprietor of a nearby Ryokan. And are you a tourist visiting Kyoto, Japan?"

Based on her accent, it appears that she faces challenges in speaking English fluently due to prolonged exposure to Japanese speakers. This may affect her English pronunciation, leading to the use of Japanese intonations, but you noticed that she's holding something... a Digivice? But she quickly hides it away before she cleans her throat.

"I operate a Ryokan nearby; all of the other Ryokan are expensive to foreigners, but this one is completely hidden. Follow me."

You followed her for a long time, and you noticed that she was floating while guiding you to the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest. You were almost out of breath because of how long you'd walked away from the capital. Taomon stops floating as it looks like a dead end, but she pulls out her 筆, fude, as she writes in Kanji 開 (Open Gate), and then she says in Japanese.

"これらの竹の壁の内側で、わたしはあなたに命じる。これらの門を開けよ。わたしは神道の巫女・多門である。"

Then the bamboo wall starts separating itself, as you are met with a beautiful Ryokan, complete with a waterfall and Koi fish, but also it's too beautiful for anyone to know this place, and Taomon always erases the minds of those who visited this place so that it won't be vandalized or filled by tourists, only a small selection of people that are welcome within the Ryokan.

"Oh, I forgot! She floats towards the main entrance of the ryokan before switching her language to Japanese. 京都の私の隠れた旅館へようこそ! Please leave your shoes within the shoe box, and we will get to you shortly!"

She floats and then heads to a receptionist stable, and also uses her talismans to clean the rooms that you'll be staying in, but also, there is a Food menu that lists all of the famous Kyoto dishes. which is the Kyo-ryori, tofu delicacy, obanzai, kaiseki & Shoji Ryori, Sabazushi, Nishin soba, and finally wagashi and green tea, but there's more, and it costs a low price.