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  • Kyoeido Ono Branch
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Yamashina-ku Kanshujihigashidecho 46
    The Ono Branch location for Kyoeidou, who sell the Tsutsumi Nama-Yatsuhashi Kyoraika confection, which draws ties to the verses of Ki no Tsurayuki the compiler of the Kokin Wakashu collection of poetry. The Tsutsumi Nama-Yatsuhashi is a Kyoeidou original confection and consists of a Nama-Yatsuhashi red bean treat wrapped in a dorayaki pancake. The voluminous treat has a spongy mouthfeel and cinnamon scent and is a popular souvenir for tourists to Kyoto. Other products that they sell draw from beloved love poetry of the Heian period including the Red Bean Paste Nama-Yatsuhashi Komachi Kaden linked to the Ono-no- Komachi poetry or the Yatsuhashi Amatsu-Hime linked to the waka poetry of famous love poet Sojo Henjo.
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  • Kent Boys Yamashinatono
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    Kyoto Kyoutoshi Yamashina-ku Higashinomorinochou 1-1
  • Milk Shop Hatano
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    Kyoto Kyoutoshi Fushimi-ku Daigouenoyamachou 4-5
  • Yoshimura Milk
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Fushimi-ku Daigonishiojicho 2
  • Okuda Store
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Fushimi-ku Daigomakinouchicho 18-39
  • Ishihara Milk Yamashina Delivery Center
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Yamashina-ku Kanshujisengyoku Cho 64
  • Kamei Milk
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Yamashina-ku Onogoshonouchicho 35
  • Takami Milk Shokai
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Yamashina-ku Shinomiyaiwakubocho 1-17
  • Yokotani Milk Sale
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Yamashina-ku Onogoryocho 2
  • Meijinyugyotokuyakuten Milk Plaza Yamashina
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    Kyoto Kyoutoshi Yamashina-ku Oyakegoshodenchou 77-1
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