Summers in Kyoto are really hot, but sitting by the river on a cool terrace in the evening, enjoying some food and the breeze, feels so nice.
Kamogawa (Kyoto) | Review by 許思思
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Fruttier
A fruit parlor just steps from JR Tendo Station. It opened as a project that blends fruit and sweets to share the wonderful appeal of fruit. At the in-house fruit bar, the shop’s handmade parfaits-beautiful to look at and outstanding in taste-are a big hit. Because these parfaits are made by a fruit shop (not a typical dessert shop), you’ll find a surprising variety you won’t see elsewhere.
The fruit was super fresh, and the sweetness was just right—not too heavy! It tasted really light and refreshing. Highly recommend!
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Mt. Hakodate Ropeway
The “Hakodate Ropeway” boasts a 125-seat giant gondola built with domestic and international technology and craftsmanship. It connects the base and summit of Mt. Hakodate at a speed of 7m/s, only a 3 minute ride to the summit. The current gondola is in its 5th generation. Originally it seated 30 seats, but became the way it is now after various refurbishments.
During peak hours for night views, the ropeway can get super crowded. I recommend arriving early to buy your tickets.
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Kabukiza Theatre
Kabuki is performed all over Japan, but since this theater is dedicated to this traditional Japanese art, Kabukiza is known as its most glorious stage.
The exterior is stunning and full of Japanese character. Inside, the theater is beautifully decorated and has an elegant atmosphere. It really feels like stepping back in time.
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