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Eirakuya Main Store

4.5

44 Reviews

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Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Nakagyo-ku Kawaramachi-doru 4-street east east side

A shop founded in 1946 at Kawara-machi Shijyo which sells both tukudani foods preserved in soy sauce and confections. Selling both sweet and salty foods, the shop’s bite sized shiitake mushroom tukudani and kohaku jelly are its most popular items in these respective categories. Whether sweet or salty, all of the shop’s products are made with select ingredients by artisans with experience cultivated since the shop first opened. The shop is adjoined by a café which serves beverages, parfaits, anmitsu syrup covered sweet beans, and seasonal items.

Came here with husband for a break while kids are in Pokemon Center in Takashimaya playing ga-ole. I have long wanted to try japanese desserts. I have heard of course its not too sweet but delicious...
Senmaizuke Honke Daito Fuya-machi Main Store

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Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Nakagyo-ku Kuya-machi 510 Masuya-machi descending through the Nishinomiya Kochi

A venerable Kyoto pickles shop located along Fuyacho-dori Street south of the Nishiki Market. The shop was founded in 1865 to sell pickles made with Shogoin turnips and other vegetables made by Oguroya Tosaburo, a former cook for the Kyoto Imperial Palace whose pickles had come to be renowned throughout court. His pickled sliced radish, dubbed “senmai-zuke” (“thousand slice pickles”), were extremely popular and this shop is thus the originator of this dish which is now a standard part of Japanese cuisine.
Yamada Sesame Oil Manufacture Company

4.5

3 Reviews

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Kyoto Kyoutoshi Nishikyou-ku Katsuratatsumichou 4

A shop which makes and sells sesame seed oil located in the Katsuratatsumi-cho, neighborhood of Nishikyo Ward. Still using the same production method utilized when the shop was founded, Yamada sells additive-free sesame seed oil by weight, slowly prepared using a firewood furnace. The shop also sells oil cakes leftover from the oil making process and eggs from chickens fed on the same. On clear Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, the shop opens a small market stand out front selling sesame sweets and vegetables.

行くぜ、海の向こうへストレート！京都へうまいもん探しへんこごまの山田製油さん本店へお菓子や胡麻豆腐などもラインナップ。隣にはピザなどのレストランも。本店では、3,240円以上お買い上げで送料無料とのこと。
Yayoi Main Store

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Kyoto prefecture Kyoto shi Higashiyama ku Gion Shimogawara 481 Kiiii cho

Walk south from the Minami-Romon Gate (south gate) of Yasaka Shrine in Gion to find Yayoi main restaurant close by. It is a restaurant offering Kyoto cuisine of preserved foods boiled in soy, focused around chirimen-sansho (dried young sardines with pepper) known as Ojako. The famous small fish dish was created when first generation shop owner Katsuji Nakanishi was feeling unwell and needed something that could be prepared in one pan. Inside the main restaurant there is also a cafe utilizing Scandinavian furniture. Here inside a traditional Kyoto sukiya-style building surrounded by chic Scandinavian furniture one can enjoy creative cuisine including ochazuke (rice with tea poured in) and ojako pasta.
Marukyu-Koyamaen Nishinotoin Branch

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Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Nakagyo-ku Nishin-dong Gyeonggi-dake west side

Marukyu-Koyamaen is an old tea shop formed in the Genroku period. With the motto “making tea with true elegance,” they have complete quality control from cultivation to production and offer a flavorful Uji-cha tea. At the Nishinotoin branch on Nishinotoin-dori Street near Nijojo-mae Station they sell matcha, gyokuro and sencha high quality green teas as well as confectionery containing matcha. At the joint-established teahouse “Genan” one can spend a relaxing time enjoying a tea and sweets set or perhaps a cake.
Yaosan

4.0

2 Reviews

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Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Nakagyo Ward Sister Small Road East Den

Yaosan is an old miso specialist operating at the crossing of Aneyakoji-dori Street and Higashinotoin-dori Street since 1708. It originally catered shojin ryori (Buddhist vegetarian cuisine) for the Imperial Palace and Chion-in Temple, but became a miso specialist from the Taisho period. Their signature dish of Yuzu Miso uses yuzu from Saga Mizuo in Ukyo Ward which is nicknamed “Yuzu Village.” The recipe was formulated by the first generation and the flavor has been passed down to this day. The containers also take a cute yuzu shape and would make welcome gifts.

300年の歴史を持つ柚味噌一筋の老舗、八百三さんに柚味噌を買いに行きました。自宅では野菜スティックに付けていただくと香りがよいので京都に来るたびに買い求めます。柚子の形をした陶器の入れ物はすでに持っていますし、これに入っているものは、高いし持って帰るのが大変なので木箱入りのものを買っています。賞味期限1ケ月程度と短いのでたくさん買えないのが残念です。
Honda Miso Honten

4.5

6 Reviews

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Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto-shi Kamigyo-ku Muromachi College Ichijo 558

The Honda Miso main store is an old miso shop dating back from the Tenpo period and is located along Ichijo-dori Street on the west side of the Kyoto Imperial Palace. The famous Saikyo light-brown miso is just 5% salt—the lowest among misos—and is a great miso option for those concerned about salt intake. Up until the Edo period they focused on miso for the imperial court only, but from the Meiji period they opened to more general sales. While obstinately protecting the techniques, they have cultivated over many years, they also respond to the changes of the time and the motto “immutability and fluidity” goes into the making of miso even today.

毎回京都に来るたびに利用します。今回はお味噌以外にもお醤油やふりかけも買ってみました。やっぱり白味噌が１番好きかな〜。宿泊していたホテルに近いので便利です。
Miki keiran

4.0

62 Reviews

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Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Nakagyo-ku Nishiki Koji Tsutomu Tominoku Nishi Inui Tokiya cho 182

Miki-Keiran is a specialty shop selling the kind of rolled Japanese-style omelette seen during New Year’s celebrations in Kyoto. Located in the center of Nishiki Market, sometimes called the kitchen of Kyoto, the shop’s soup stock kombu has used Hokkaido Laminaria ochotensis kelp from the time of establishment. They use the traditional “Kyomaki” style of cooking, rolling from the front to the back and covering in plenty of soup stock. There is also a popular bread menu making use of the deliciousness of eggs, including the “egg yolk anko roll” with a special blend of three varieties of egg and “egg yolk red bean butter bread.”

だし巻き卵専門店で代表格のお店でもあり、年末などは行列がよくできているほどです。普段もちょっとしたものを食べ歩きするのにとても人気なお店になっています。また、こちらの期間限定のパンの販売があります。それは昔懐かしいクリームパンで、クリームの色がやはり黄色が濃くとても美味しかったです。
FUKUJUEN Kyoto Flagship Store

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This is the head store of Fukujuen, made famous by its collaboration with Suntory to make “Iyemon.” On every floor of this tall building they are developing shops of different concepts. In the first floor basement they are producing order-made tea, and on the over-ground first floor they are selling tea for gifts. On the second floor they have light meals that match the aroma of tea, and on the third one can enjoy authentic French cuisine. On the fourth floor is a tea room where it is possible to take part in tea ceremonies. On the fifth floor they sell tea utensils carefully selected by Fukujuen. On the sixth floor there is a space where they regularly hold events.
Hararyokaku

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Kyoto Kyoutoshi Higashiyama-ku Gionmachikitagawa 267

This is a long-established store continuing since the Edo period selling condiments. Their most famous product is “Kuro Shichimi” (Black Seven Spice), the main ingredient being Sansho (Japanese pepper), with a combination of aromas and a complex taste, and as the name suggests, is black in color. A spice called “Gokosen” (roasted barley flour) is another specialty of the shop. It is a combination of seasonings such as dried citrus peel combined with salt which becomes a refreshing scented drink when dissolved in hot water. Gokosen is currently produced only at this shop.
Hararyokaku (Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit Branch)

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Kyoto Kyoutoshi Shimogyou-ku Higashishiokoujitakakurachou 8-3JR Tokai Shinkansen Kyoto Station 1F

This is a representative shop of the long-established Hararyoukaku, a well-known condiments store. It is located in Kyoto Omotenashi Komachi within Kyoto Station, and you can stop by easily during your travels. Here, in addition to selling condiments, the shop also offers cuisine made using the carefully selected spices. A popular dish is curry, full of fragrant spices, accompanied with chicken tempura. You can enjoy the different flavors by choosing the spice for topping such as Kuro Shichimi (black seven spice), or Ichimi (one spice), from the spices provided.
Kamesuehiro

4.5

3 Reviews

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Kyoto prefecture Kyoto city Nakagyo ken's sister Smoko dori Karasumaru east entrance

A Kyoto confectionery shop located at the intersection of Aneyakoji-dori Avenue and Kurumayacho-dori Avenue near Karasuma Oike Station. Founded in 1804 by a Fushimi Daigo kettle caster, the shop has provided its wares to the Imperial Palace and Nijo Castle. The specially ordered wooden molds the shop once used have been repurposed to serve as the frame of the shop’s sign today. The shop is most famous for its “Kyo no Yosuga,” a box of mixed sweets divided into five compartments containing dried confections incorporating the design of seasonal flowers.

通販、百貨店などの出店をしていない、店舗を訪れないと購入できない和菓子店。その店構えに、今はなき祖父母の家を思い出します。今回は初めてなので、ちょこちょこといろいろなものを購入しました。京のよすが・絹のしずく・京の土・せんべいまんじゅう（最中）・冬限定の大納言中でも「京のよすが」の一番小さなサイズ、食べるのがもったいない美しさ。驚くことにいろいろなお菓子が2段に詰め込まれて、小さいな...
Circus Coffee

4.5

11 Reviews

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Kyoto Kyoutoshi Kita-ku Shichikushimomidorichou 32

A specialty coffee shop located in Kita Ward, Kyoto City operating out of a 100-year-old remodeled townhome. Resembling an old-fashioned knickknack shop on the outside, the shop stands out thanks to its show window decorated with colorful cups and coffee goods. Inside, the shop owner, a certified green coffee bean judge master, roasts and sells select rare coffees from around the world. The shop also sells coffee storage cans, drippers, and other goods, as well as gifts.

店内に入ると素敵なコーヒーの香りが充満しています。好みの味を伝えると丁寧に説明をしていただけます。小ぶりのトートバッグ、サーカス缶、とても可愛い。これを贈られると気分が上がりますね。限定のサーカス缶もありました。
Iketsuru Kajitsu

4.0

7 Reviews

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Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Nakagyo-ku Nishiki Koji Willow Baba Higashi Entaru Tokaidoya cho 171

This venerable fruit shop located in the Nishiki Market in Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture was founded in 1947. The shop, filled with a great variety of fruits, offers everything from seasonal to rare selections. The shop is famous for its juices, fresh-squeezed on the spot from fruits on hand, and the menu consists of some 20 seasonal varieties, including fig, mango, pineapple, watermelon, and muskmelon. You can also ask for special blends of juices to be made for you.

京都観光は歩きがメインなので喉が渇きます。鞄の中にあるPETボトルのお茶が空になり、もう一本買おうと思った時に、このお店を見つけました。ごく普通にオレンジをいただきました。『濃い-、うまい！』と思った記憶があります。疲れていたため身体が果糖を欲していたとしても美味しかったです。
Kameyamutsu

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Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Shimogyo-ku Horikawa Togashi Article 7 Ryuya-machi rising 153

This Japanese sweets shop located in the Shimogyo Ward of Kyoto City in Kyoto Prefecture is a long-established place that has taken part in offerings and various matters since around the time that Honganji Temple was built in the Yamashina area of Kyoto in 1483. Its representative famous sweet “Matsukaze” is said to have been created while Oda Nobunaga was fighting Ishiyama Hongan-ji Temple, a battle which continued for 11 years from 1570. Matsukaze, which is made by taking a blend of wheat flour, sugar, malt syrup, and light-brown miso, then fermenting it and grilling it in a circular pot, has a consistency and special flavor that is almost addictive and is a standard present among Kyoto souvenirs. They also carry many items for gifts such as gift cases.
Kanshundo Higashi Branch

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Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto Shi Higashiyama-ku Facing the Yamato Ojiri-dori front Chayamachi 511-1

This Japanese sweets shop located in the Higashiyama Ward of Kyoto City in Kyoto Prefecture is famous for its Chaju-no-Utsuwa, an edible confectionary that is so elaborately made it is nearly mistake for a real chawan (rice bowl or tea cup). Instead of breaking it and tasting it as is, you can enjoy a rather different taste by drinking matcha green tea in the bowl. Their namagashi sweets modeled on the shape of flowers and sweet bean jellies are also popular. At the on-site teahouse, visitors can enjoy the taste of Japanese sweets including Japanese confections, anmitsu, and matcha parfait. With advance reservation one can also experience how to make Japanese confections.
Uchida Pickles Nishiki-Koji Branch

4.0

31 Reviews

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Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Nakagyo-ku Nishiki Koji Tsuyoshi Yanagi Baba west entrance

This specialty shop for tsukemono (Japanese pickled vegetables) located in Kyoto’s kitchen of Nishiki Market is a long-established business that opened in 1940. Both in the broad interior and at the storefront are barrels full of tsukemono made with seasonal vegetables and vegetables that are from Kyoto. There is a complete sampling corner which is loved by patrons since one can sample nearly all of their products. In addition to products for souvenirs and gifts, there are also many products that can be bought as needed by weight. The shop is bustling as it is loved not only by tourists but locals who shop there regularly. The closest stations are Karasuma Station and Shijo Station.

錦市場には幾つかお漬物屋さんがありますが、こちらをお勧めします。木樽を利用した昭和レトロな雰囲気で季節それぞれの京野菜のお漬物が購入できます。長芋のワサビ漬、壬生菜、大根と柚子の漬物に加えて、キムチをお勧めです。お土産でも喜ばれること間違いなしです。
Kato Jun Pickles Shop

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Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Sakyo Ward Nijo Ohashi Eastern entrance 165-2

This is a tsukemono (pickled vegetables) shop operating near Nijo-ohashi Bridge in Sakyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture. Though they have local teahouses and restaurants as customers, its reputation has spread to those in the know via word of mouth since there are no other branches. The tsukemono has a light flavor and is made with seasonal vegetables grown on the owner’s farm. Popular items include winter’s Senmai-zuke (pickled sliced radishes) and spring’s Chirimen Nanohana (silk crepe rape blossoms), and tsukemono matching with each season appears in the storefront.
Kyo-Tsukemono Nishiri (Main Shop)

4.0

35 Reviews

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Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Shimogyo-ku Horikawa Tamura 7 Le Rue Nishi Honganji

This tuskemono Japanese pickles specialty store is in Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto City. In addition to Kyoto pickles made with seasonal vegetables and the Prime Minister's Prize winning senmai-zuke (pickled sliced radishes), they have a variety of items such as their health pickles with lactobacillus bacteria. Their Kyoto Pickle Parties with free wine and tsukemono (pickles) are popular with tourists (reservations required).

自分で栽培している野菜の漬物ばかり土産物として買いました、と、云うよりは「無理やり買わされました」。お店にじゃなく、政府に無理やりいらないものを買わされました。無理やりと云うのはＧＯＴＯトラベルの地域振興券のせい。使用期限が本日中、ＧＯＴＯを利用した日、利用した府市内でないとダメなので・・・主旨は理解できるし、実に上手く消費を誘発させて、色々な店に恩恵を与える方法であり、考えた人(＝官僚)は大した...
Kyoto Pickles Mori (Sanjo Main Store)

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Kyoto Kyoutoshi Ukyou-ku Sainkanaduchichou 15-7

This is a pickles shop in Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City. At this shop, you can taste and purchase pickles of all varieties; from lightly salted to well-pickled and those fermented in different flavors. The pickling process is projected on a wide-screen and tours of the facility can be reserved in advance. Workshops to make your own Nukazuke pickles are offered by reservation.

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Kyoto Areas

Its wooden tea houses, shuffling geisha, and spiritual sights have seen Kyoto hailed as the heart of traditional Japan, a world apart from ultramodern Tokyo. Despite being the Japanese capital for over a century, Kyoto escaped destruction during World War II, leaving behind a fascinating history which can be felt at every turn, from the fully gold-plated Kinkakuji Temple down to traditional customs such as geisha performances and tea ceremonies, which are still practiced to this day.