Spots in Kameoka / Nantan Area

  • Hirokiya
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kyoto Kameoka-shi Sogabecho Nanjo Shimogawara 13-1
    This shop is filled with Japanese confections crafted with the choicest domestic ingredients and nothing else, resulting in sweets that fully bring out their innate delicious flavor. The shop is particularly famous for its shiomame (salted legume) daifuku rice cakes. The shop's shiomame daifuku are made red peas prepared according to a proprietary method and added to the rice cakes in a unique ratio. Other popular shop products include the seasonal strawberry daifuku rice cakes, and the chestnut manju buns made with Tamba chestnuts.
  • PATISSERIE chez Santa
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kyoto Kameoka-shi Oicho Tsuchida 2-1-16 SY Grand Building 1F
    This pastry shop recently celebrated its 25th anniversary. It is popular for its healthy donuts made with rice flour produced in Kameoka. Their special cakes and other baked sweets for special occasions, which are each made with great care, are also very popular. They also offer limited-time items made with seasonal ingredients that have many fans.
  • Hozugawa Arare Honpo
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kyoto Kameoka-shi Oicho Namikawa 3-11-45
    This venerable shop established in 1949 sells tasty Kyoto-style arare made with carefully-selected ingredients produced by the abundant nature of Kyotanba. Each and every one of the bite-sized rice crackers is made the old-fashioned way with great care. The shop's arare have even been selected for the Kyoto Ginmi Hyakusen, a list of Kyoto's 100 best products. The most popular item is their Arare Hitotsubu, an assortment of eight varieties of arare in one bag that allows you enjoy the inherent flavor of the rice.
  • Bio Sweet's Capo Capo
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    4.0
    5 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kyoto Funai-gun Kyotanbacho Sakabara
    This sweets shop in Kyotamba Town, an area in the center of Kyoto Prefecture known for producing Tamba-Dainagon red beans and Tanba black soybeans. They have long created simple treats in this patisserie atelier surrounded by the lush mountains and ayu sweetfish-filled Yura river. Their flagship product is a Vanilla Creampuff, featuring fresh-baked pastries filled with custard cream made from organic Madagascar vanilla beans. They're popular for their natural, mellow sweetness that refreshes body and soul. The attached cafe offers a full lunch menu made with organic vegetables, as well.

    お隣のカヌー体験教室に参加してランチで寄りました。 自然に囲まれたお店です。 スイーツもありました。 スイーツだけを購入に来られてました。 パスタのランチと日替わりランチをシェアして頂きました。 私にはパスタが少し辛かったですが、お野菜も沢山で楽しく美味しかったです。 日替わりランチはチキンでしたが香ばしくジューシーでとっても美味しく頂きました。 ゆっくりと時間が過ぎて充実したランチタイムでした...

  • Kyoto Prefectural Tamba Nature and Sports Park Family Pool
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Kyoto Funai-gun Kyotanbacho Sone Kuzure Getai 110-7
    This pool is inside Kyoto Tamba Park, on the Tamba highland, amid its lush nature and clean air. It is open most years from July 15 through August 31. Located almost in the center of the park, it has equipment like a thrilling water slide, and artificial waves for a taste of the sea. There's a Seseragi pool for children, a Jacuzzi pool, and a 25 meter swimming pool, so it's perfect for a full day of family fun. The pool rest house sells drinks and light meals.
  • Himuro no Sato
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Kyoto Nantan-shi Yagicho Hidokoro Akami 21-1
    This park offers facilities to let visitors get up close to farming culture in a wide-spreading space. There are chances to try your hand at making bread and miso, get up close to ostriches, and harvest your own produce.
  • Furatto Miyama
    Shopping
    Kyoto Nantan-shi Miyamacho Agake
    This farm direct shop is in the Miyama fureai hiroba roadside station, the eastern gateway to Miyama town. They offer fresh produce grown in Miyama, processed foods, and other goods direct from the growers with no middle-men. The dairy products and sweets made with Miyama milk are quite popular, and the gelato and soft-serve ice cream brings in passing drivers. There is an oyaki bun stand next door serving up oyaki packed with Miyama ingredients.
  • Yururi
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kyoto Nantan-shi Miyamacho Morisato Sanomae 15
    This restaurant is in Miyama, a town embraced by beautiful natural scenery and famous for the Kayabuki no Sato historical village. Located inside a 150-year-old thatch-roof cottage, this shop serves open flame cooking, and multi-course meals centered around Miyamakyo jidori free-range chicken. The menu changes with the seasons. In spring they have mountain herbs and amago salmon, in summer there is ayu sweetfish, and in fall they serve seasonal mushrooms, while winter sees jidori hotpot. The menu has a wide variety of treats, including birthday cake, children's meals, and variety platters that can be altered to fit your budget. Reservations are required, and the shop closes on any days without reservations.
  • Shiroyama Noodles
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kyoto Nantan-shi Miyamacho Shima Honoki 8 Miyama Satoyama Sha
    This udon and oyakodon (chicken and egg rice bowl) restaurant is in the Miyama Satoyamasha historical village, close to the beauty of nature. Their house-made udon noodles are smooth and firm, and made with Miyama's famous spring water, while the oyakodon uses free range chicken meat and eggs in a richly flavored mix. The menu is simple, with only 6 different dishes. Their dishes are all old-fashioned, home style ones, with familiar names like Kakeudon, showcasing the flavor of their noodles and broth. The salad that comes with every dish is made with Miyama-grown vegetables, matched perfectly with a rich, house-made yogurt dressing.
  • Miyama Omoshiro Nomin (Farmers) Club
    Shopping
    Kyoto Nantan-shi Miyamacho Uchikubo
    This shop, marked by the chimney and open terrace, stands just in front of Kitamura, the famous Kayabuki no Sato historical village. The shop interior is built like a log house from cedar logs, and offers additive-free hand-made ham and sausage. The shop is all barrier free, so it's open to children in strollers and wheelchair users. They completely avoid the use of artificial adhesive and chemical additives so those sensitive to artificial chemicals can visit in comfort. This shop focuses on an additive free & gentle environment from top to bottom and holds handmade sausage classes and various events. There is a cafe offering hot dogs with their house-made sausage and cake sets.
  • Herbalist Club Miyama
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    5.0
    2 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kyoto Nantan-shi Miyamacho
    This cafe and gallery is connected to an herb garden displaying several hundred different herbs. This log-house style shop is filled with the scent of herbs, and they offer their own blended herb tea, organic coffee, and seasonal cakes. Everything here, from the building to the tables and chairs, are hand-crafted to create an artisan atmosphere. The tree terrace offers a taste of the outdoors, and there are tea-tables in the herb garden for those who would like a relaxing open-air treat.

    Lovely space. Nice views. Delicious coffee. A wonderful personality owner. I will also visit.Thank you very much!

  • French Patissiere Adachi Otoemon Kyoto Main Shop
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kyoto Fukuchiyama-shi Naiki 44-18
    This patisserie is in Kyoto's sweets center, Tamba, on the north side of Fukuchiyama Castle. They use select ingredients from all over the world and make careful use of each one to create exquisite delights. The pound cake Kuri no Terrine Ten uses Tamba chestnuts that have been selected for size and appearance from A-rank chestnuts, carefully selected European chestnuts, and French La Viette AOC fermented butter and wasanbon sugar from a maker that was founded in 1804, all to create a truly exceptional work of baker's art. It offers a taste of two varieties of chestnut in one perfect mix.
  • Dreamton PONT-OAK tea room restaurant
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    3.0
    33 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kyoto Kameokashi Nishibetsuinchouyunohara Water pump 12
    This is a tearoom restaurant at the entrance to “Dreamton” English town Nishibetsuin, Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture. Inside the town are a chapel and accommodation facilities, and an expanse of English-style countryside. The restaurant offers English staples such as fish & chips and meat pies, as well as pasta and cakes. In this perfectly exotic atmosphere, one can forget their everyday lives and enjoy a relaxing time.

    写真をみて、素敵なところだと、神戸からはるばる来ましたが、え?これだけ?って言うほど小さな村(笑)レストラン?も開いてるのかさえわかりませんでした。この小規模さで、入場料2000円は、ない!です。30分もいらないくらいでした。おまけに駐車場代も1000円かかり、トータル5000円捨てた気持ちで帰りました。これが、500円の入場料なら、まだ納得もいきますが、2000円はぼったくりです、正直。5000...

  • Kyoto Tamba Kogen Quasi-National Park Visitor Center
    Travel / Tourism
    Kyoto Nantan-shi Miyamacho Agake
    There are no direct trains or expressways leading to Miyama Town, which preserves the landscape of Japan's agricultural mountain villages that lived in harmony with their rich environment. The Miyama Tourist Town Development Association is based at the Roadside Station Miyama and is the starting point for tourism in the town. They provide tourist workshop information and sell special products as well.
  • Hotel Royal Hill Fukuchiyama & Spa Fukusengenyu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Kyoto Fukuchiyamashi Tsuchi Shizawa Iiyama 176
    Within the Hotel Royal HillFukuchiyama, located atop a hill, are these Fukusengenyu springs, which are available for day visits. These sodium-calcium chloride spring waters are said to be beneficial for muscle soreness and nerve pain, chronic digestive diseases, and more. Beauty treatments such as exfoliation and massages are also popular with guests. For overnight guests, the hot springbathhouses are free.
  • Sumiya Kiho-an
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Kyoto Kameokashi Hiedanochoukakihana Miyanoku 25
    This is a special place to heal your body and soul, located in the heart of the mountains outside Kyoto. The guest rooms, which have rotenburo (open-air baths) with hot spring water, and the Yama no Kakureyu rotenburo you can rent out are popular because they allow you to enjoy your own private space. You can also enjoy the kaiseki traditional Japanese cuisine prepared by a Kyoto chef and experience the delicate and beautiful tastes of the four seasons.
  • Mizuho Farm, Benten-no-Sato (Nishibetsuin Shop)
    Shopping
    Kyoto Prefecture Kameoka City West Bunka Gods Mitarai 8
    Benten-no-Sato is a tamago-kake gohan (rice with raw egg) shop at Mizuho Farm's Furusato-sanpin Nishibetsuin Shop. It's a popular establishment where guests eat simple and hearty tamago-kake gohan set meals with all-you-can-eat fresh eggs from Mizuho Farm. The appearance and flavor are amazing, and the four kinds of soy sauce they offer go great with their rich, fresh eggs.
  • Tamba Wine House
    Travel / Tourism
    Kyoto Funaigunkyoutambachou Toyota Chihara 83
    The Tamba Wine House, in Kyotamba Town, Funai County, Kyoto Prefecture, has their own expansive vineyard and brewery where you can observe the wine making process from fermentation through to bottling, and then enjoy some wine tasting at the salon bar. The restaurant offers cuisine made from regional produce and Tamba beef. Wine and souvenir gifts can be purchased at the shop.
  • Hitoshi Ashida MemorialHall
    Travel / Tourism
    Kyoto Fukuchiyamashi Miya 36
    This memorial hall is in Fukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture. It displays photographs of the late Hitoshi Ashida who served as Prime Minister, along with items such as his passport from his time as a diplomat. There is also a multipurpose hall with sound equipment and a Japanese-style room that can be used for a fee. The hall is in Mr. Ashida's parent's house.
  • Mt. Kimino Komyo-ji Temple
    Travel / Tourism
    Kyoto Ayabe-shi Mutsuyoricho

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