Kyoto Station, Shijo Kawaramachi, Kyoto Imperial Palace Travel Guide

A hands-on Kyo-Yuzen workshop.

A facility where visitors can create their own “My Sake” through a sake-blending experience.

Kyoto’s only calligraphy class offering direct instruction from a professional calligrapher.

A weatherproof shopping street directly connected to Kyoto Station’s Hachijo Exit, where you can enjoy Kyoto souvenirs and food.

From former freight station site to a hub of play and nature.

A shrine filled with all things gold, drawing worshippers from across Japan in search of better fortune with money.

A head temple of the Nichiren sect with many highlights, including a grand main hall of Approx. 270 tatami mats and four gardens.

UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site and head temple of the Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji sect.

Shopping to temple stamp collection, a commercial street in the heart of Kyoto that offers enjoyment.

Experience Japan’s ‘fragrance culture’ at this 300-year-old incense shop in Kyoto.

The head temple of the Shinshu Otani sect.

Experience of making Kyoto traditional crafts, “Kyo Karakami”.

A machiya cafe on Bukkoji Street known for its homemade quiches and tarts.

Experience authentic traditional Beijing cuisine in a luxurious former kimono merchant’s Kyoto townhouse.

A modern bistro where you can savor seasonal ingredients inside a beautifully preserved historic building.

Warabi mochi topped with flower petals in a Taisho-era cultural property residence.

Fully experience the charm of Uji tea through hands-on activities and food!

Located right by Exit 6 of Hankyu Kyoto Kawaramachi Station, this new-concept store combines Yojiya’s signature skincare brand with a relaxing café experience.

Enjoy exquisite Wagyu beef that looks like a work of art.

A renowned meat specialty restaurant nestled in a quiet residential area of Kyoto.

Founded in Kyoto's Pontocho, this main store is known for popularizing beef cutlet (gyukatsu).

Experience the craftsmanship and dedication to quality ingredients and traditional techniques at this sophisticated sushi restaurant near the Kyoto Imperial Palace.

A nostalgic, long-established eel restaurant located in the Shin-Kyogoku area.

Savor exquisite domestic eel dishes prepared by skilled chefs.

Located both inside and outside the Shinkansen gates at Kyoto Station, ASTY Kyoto brings together a variety of shops perfect for wrapping up your journey with local souvenirs, snacks, and gifts before heading home.

A multi-purpose complex located beneath the Nidec Kyoto Tower, offering a full range of dining, souvenirs, and hands-on experiences all in one place.

Discover the Latest Electronics in the Heart of Kyoto - Shop Smart on Your Journey!

The hub of the latest trends in the ancient city of Kyoto.

The latest from this veteran retailer founded in 1831.

Filled with the best of Kyoto! The globally renowned "Pokémon Center" is also a hit.

A large-scale shopping mall befitting the gateway to the international tourist city of Kyoto.

Bright and colorful Kyo-ame candies, made by crossing traditional Kyoto candy-making magic with European color extraction techniques.

A long-established department store where you can find Kyoto's famous products.

Enjoy the nostalgic taste of baked goods at Kyoto's oldest Western-style confectionery store.

A shop selling a fusion of Ise Momen and Mie handicrafts, dyed in pops of gorgeous color.

It is full of trends in shopping, dining, and art.

These chocolates come in a variety of flavors and feature stylish packaging that makes them almost too beautiful to eat.

A hit product from Kameya Yoshinaga, this sliceable yokan combines traditional sweet bean paste with butter, allowing you to easily enjoy the flavors of Ogura butter toast.

Japanese “wagashi” confections reinvented as irresistible, pastel bites at this veteran sweets shop.

Kameya Yoshinaga's yokan is made with the renowned "Samegai Water," a famous water source in Kyoto, and brings out the full flavor of adzuki beans.

A “sky-high” hot spring inn where every guest room features a private open-air bath, offering an exclusive onsen experience above the city.

A comfortable hotel just a five-minute walk from Kyoto Station, known for its natural hot spring sourced from its own on-site spring.

A “casual luxury” hotel that combines functionality with a calm, refined atmosphere.

A hospitality-focused hotel built around the concept of “enjoying Kyoto with all five senses.”

A luxury hotel that blends the traditional cultures of Japan and Thailand.

A refined place to unwind with natural hot springs and British-style interiors.

The hotel set at the foot of iconic Kyoto landmark, Nidec The Kyoto Tower.

A hotel with a rich atmosphere, housed in a Kyoto townhouse over 100 years old.

Experience a smarter stay with a hotel that has integrated ICT and AI technology.

With a rich history and tradition, as well as comfort and relaxation, the hotel provides the ultimate hospitality.

A museum-style accommodation where you can stay in art works.

The relaxation is comfortable for your mind and body and friendly to the global environment.

An ancient parade of majesty and grand autumn festival tradition since the Heian Period at Kitano Tenmangu.