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  • Kyoto Station Building
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    Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Shimogyo-ku Karasumaru Saltwater Road Down Le Higashi Salokoji-machi 901
    This is a large station building with 16 floors over and three floors underground that houses JR Kyoto Station - the entrance to Kyoto. Along with Kyoto Station itself there are a range of facilities including Hotel Granvia Kyoto, Kyoto Theater, Isetan department store, specialist shops, an art gallery, a rooftop garden, and Kyoto ramen alley. The central concourse is a roof-covered atrium, and there is a sky path 45 meters above ground. The famous 30-meter-long 171-step staircase is illuminated at night.
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  • The Cube
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    Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto Ward, Karasuma-dori Saltwater Road Down Le Higashi Salinkocho Town 901 Kyoto Station Building
    A shopping mall located inside the Kyoto Station building offering fashionable apparel, gourmet foods, and Kyoto souvenirs. Comprised of the B2 fashion floor, B1 Kyoto souvenir and goods floor, first floor Kyoto sweets floor, and 11th floor restaurant street, the facility is connected directly to Kyoto Station, which serves a variety of JR train lines.

    A shopping area inside Kyoto station, with plenty of opportunities to buy Japan and Kyoto related souvenirs, such as local products and snacks, for both Japanese and foreign tourists. Worth a look if...

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  • Porta
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    Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Shimogyo-ku Karasumaru Saltwater Road Down Le Higashi Salokoji-machi 902
    Kyoto’s first underground mall opened in 1980 and located below the north side of the Kyoto JR, subway, and municipal bus station. Porta was remodeled in 2014 together with Kyoto Station’s The Cube shopping facility and houses over 120 businesses offering fashionable clothing and cosmetics for women in their 20s and 30s, restaurants, and Kyoto souvenirs. Visitors can also find many great souvenirs for tourists here, making it a great place to visit while waiting for a train or bus.
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  • LAQUE Shijo Karasuma
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    Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto Shirokyo-ku Shijyodoro Muromachi Tohto Haketanoboro cho 101
    This high-quality fashion building including specialty shops and Kyoto’s first brand is directly connected to exit 22 and 24 of Hankyu Electric Railway Karasuma Station. Besides the 15 fashion brand shops, there are also imported sundries and everyday items, and a fitness studio which can be enjoyed by people with various lifestyles. There are many ways to enjoy the mall such as having your nails done in the nail salon, learn to cook in the cooking studio, or just spend time relaxing at the café. There is also a variety of dining choices such as Japanese and a French delicatessen.
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  • City Bus and Subway Information Guide
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    Kyoto Kyoutoshi Shimogyou-ku Higashishiokoujichou
    The Kyoto Station City Bus and Subway Information Guide is located inside the bus ticket center just outside the Karasuma Central Entrance of Kyoto Station. Here one can obtain the “Bus Navi” information pack with route maps, fares and ticket issuing spots for city bus and subway services. They also sell day travel passes which are needed if tourists wish to travel around at ease. English language information is also available meaning there are many international visitors, and in Golden Week and other tourist seasons the place gets especially busy so be warned!
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  • COCON KARASUMA
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    Kyoto, Kyoto City Shimogyo-ku Shigamaru Dojo Shijo Le Mercuryyacho 620
    This business complex connected to the Hankyu Karasumaru Station and the Shijo Station on the Karasumaru Metro Line is in Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto City. The business floors are B1 through the third floor, which accommodate shops, restaurants, a theater and a gallery. The complex provides a wonderful environment for the local residents to shop and relax.
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  • Koto Cross HankyuKawaramachi
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    Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto Shimogyo Ward Shijyo Town Kawaramachi Northeastern corner
    Kotocross Hankyu Kawaramachi is a facility complex rooted in the community where adults can enjoy Kyoto. There are nine floors to keep visitors entertained, including a women-only fitness club, classes where participants learn how to cook, make bread, cookies, and more, and local restaurants. It's super convenient since it's directly accessible from the first basement floor ticket gate of Kawaramachi Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line.
  • ASTY Kyoto
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    Kyoto Kyoutoshi Shimogyou-ku Higashishiokoujitakakurachou 8-3
    A shopping mall located near the Shinkansen (bullet train) ticket gate in Kyoto Station. In addition to the first floor Asty Road area and second floor Asty Square area, the mall also has spaces inside the Shinkansen ticket area. In addition to restaurants, souvenir shops, and bento box lunch shops, the facility hosts a variety of tenants, including life goods shops, the Matsumoto Kiyoshi drug store, and the Uniqlo clothing shop.
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  • Miyakomichi
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Shimogyo-ku Higashishiokojikamadonocho 31-1
    A shopping mall located west of Kyoto Station's Hachijo exit. The mall consists of a single corridor with some 40 restaurants and other establishments on either side. Opened as the Kintetsu Meitengai in 1964, the facility was remodeled in 2008. On the east side of the corridor, the side closest to the station, there are many restaurants and shops selling local specialty products and other goods which make perfect souvenirs and gifts. Restaurants serving a wide variety of cuisines occupy the west side, the side which connects with Hachijo-dori Street.
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  • Asty Road
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    Kyoto Kyoutoshi Shimogyou-ku Higashishiokoujitakakurachou 8-3 JR Tokai Kyoto Station Campus
    Asty Road is a multiple retailer area on the first floor of Asty Kyoto, the shopping mall at JR Kyoto Station in Shimogyo Ward. There customers will find a drug store, fashion shops, and shops where they can buy souvenirs of Kyoto. There are also large food areas that let customers sample such familiar Kyoto foods and beverages as yuba (soy milk skin) and matcha green tea.
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  • Asty Square
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    Kyoto Kyoutoshi Shimogyou-ku Higashishiokoujitakakurachou 8-3 JR Tokai Kyoto Station Campus
    Asty Square is a multiple retailer area on the second floor of Asty Kyoto, the shopping mall at JR Kyoto Station in Shimogyo Ward. It has a bakery, as well as a full range of souvenir shops where customers can purchase Kyoto-style pickles and other souvenirs of the Kansai region including Kyoto. There are also several shops where passengers transferring between Shinkansen trains or other trains can buy box lunches to eat on board.
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  • Itonowa
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    Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Shimogyo Ward Just 2-357
    Located about 10 minutes' walk from JR Tambaguchi Station in Kyoto's Shimogyo Ward is a joint retail space, based on the concept of a 33-meter market united by thread. Cafes and shops that sell items made of thread share a common space created when two adjacent abandoned houses were remodeled. The mood inside is pleasant and attracts both local residents and tourists.
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  • Kyoto Economic Affairs Center
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Shimogyo-ku Kankobokocho 78
  • SUINA Muromachi
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Shimogyo-ku Kankobokocho 78
  • Kyoto ZERO GATE (Kyoto ZERO Gate)
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Shimogyo-ku Tachiurinakanocho 83-1
  • KYOTOTOWERSANDO (Kyoto Tower Sando)
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Shimogyo-ku Higashi-shiokojicho 721-1
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