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8 recommended places for ‘eating while waliking’ around Kiyomizu-dera Temple
There are three typical slopes on the approach to Kiyomizu-Dera Temple;
“Ichinenzaka,” “Ninenzaka,” and “Sanneizaka”.
We'd like to introduce 8 recommended gourmet places that we actually went to and enjoyed, with reviews.
Popular fruit sandwiches, mitarashi dango, and shaved ice with espuma on top etc.

I want to go to Kyoto and wear a kimono♪ I want to wear a kimono even in summer♪
But summer is hot, isn't it?
Yukata is perfect for hot summer.
Recommended Gourmet Eats at Ichinenzaka
The Unir Coffee Senses
Colorful and beautiful fruit sandwiches, available only on Saturdays and Sundays♪
You can take a relaxing break in the spacious restaurant.



Recommended Gourmet Eats in Ninenzsaka
Kasagi-ya
There is a story takehisa yumeji, Japanese painter and poet of the Taisho era, liked this restaurant very much,
so even moved to next door.
A traditional sweet shop with oshiruko (sweet red bean paste) and shaved ice.
Take a break with weak matcha and o-hagi red bean mochi. (^^)


Akoya-jaya
Ochazuke buffet restaurant.
All-you-can-eat rice and 20 kinds of tsukemono, Japanese pickles!
It opens at 11:00,
but a board for writing your name will be served from 10:00 a.m.
After you write your name on the board, you can walk around Kiyomizu-dera area,
the reason why it is also recommended for lunch.
You can have a monaka(bean jam filled wafer cake) for desert.
They let you fill monaka with red bean paste yourself.



Starbucks Coffee Kyoto Niningsaka Yasaka Chaya
47JIMOTO Frappuccino
Kyoto Hannari Matcha Kinako Frappuccino
This Frappuccino will be available until tomorrow, August 3rd.
Instead, from the 4th, GO Pineapple Frappuccino
and GO Peach Frappuccino will be available.
Please look forward to the new Frappuccino!
A different kind of Starbucks, built in a machiya style,
There is also a tatami room for your enjoyment.

Sannenzaka's recommended food crawl places
Kirakuan
Kirakuan, sister store of Rental Kimono Okamoto (*^^)
A variety of croquettes and soft serve ice cream but Maiko Han-yaki is the most popular one.
You can enjoy freshly baked hot Maiko-yaki cake.
You will want to drop by as soon as you change into kimono.
https://www.okamoto-kimono.com/storeinfo/kirakuan.ht


Umezono
Mitarashi dango in a cute bale shape, which is a little unusual.
Cute small one bite size. You can eat as many as you like.
When you get tired of walking up the slope, take a rest at this sweet shop.


Ukiiya Kiyomizu Yoshiharuan
Fluffy egg and natto meringue on top
The unique specialty of Ukiya「Yuki Soba」.
Ukiten-soba with tempura on top is easy to eat even in the hot summer.

MATCHA HOUSE Matchakan Kyoto Kiyomizu Sannenzaka
Matcha House is popular for its matcha tiramisu, but its shaved ice is also excellent.
The shaved ice has a soft and fluffy espuma topping and is filled with sweet red bean paste.
It is also very delicious if you pour brown sugar syrup (served separately)
to change the taste.

Clang-clang. The sound of geta (Japanese wooden clogs) echoing in the air.
Please take a stroll in yukata.
Kyoto is a town where you would look great in kimono. ♪(^^♪ .

For a unique memory of Kyoto,
Why don't you wear a kimono or yukata at Kimono Rental Okamoto?
How about taking a walk around Kyoto in a kimono or yukata?
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Arashiyama Shop

48-4 Saga Tenryuji Kitatsukurimichicho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto 616-8374, Japan
Phone: +81-75-950-0805 / Fax: +81-75-950-0806 / E-mail: arashiyama@okamoto-kimono.com
Nearest Station: Arashiyama (Randen Line) / JR Saga-Arashiyama Station
Rental Kimono Okamoto - Fushimi Inari shop

45-1, Fukakusa Inarinakanocho, Kyoto Shi Fushimi Ku, Kyoto Fu, 612-0807, Japan
Tel. +81-75-634-8900 / FAX +81-75-634-8901 / E-mail E-mail fushimiinari@okamoto-kimono.com
Nearest Station: JR Inari Station / Keihan Fushimi Inari Station
Rental Kimono Okamoto Gion Shop

523 Washiocho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto 605-0072
Tel. +81-75-531-7890 / FAX +81-75-531-8383 / E-mail gion@okamoto-kimono.com
Nearest stop: City Bus Gion Stop
Rental Kimono Okamoto Kiyomizu Higashiyama Shop

110-9 Tatsumicho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto 605-0855
Tel. +81-75-533-8900 / FAX +81-75-533-8910 / E-mail kiyomizuhigasiyama@okamoto-kimono.com
Nearest stop: City Bus Kiyomizumichi stop
Rental Kimono Okamoto Kiyomizu Shop

2-237-1-1 Kiyomizu, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto 605-0862
Tel. +81-75-525-7115 / FAX +81-75-533-8960 / E-mail kiyomizuzaka@okamoto-kimono.com
Nearest stop: City Bus Kiyomizumichi stop
Rental Kimono Okamoto Main Shop

6-546-8 Gojohashihigashi, Kyoto Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto 605-0846
Tel. +81-75-532-1320 /Fax +81-75-532-1480 / E-mail honten@okamoto-kimono.com
Nearest stop: City Bus Gojozaka Stop
Rental Kimono Okamoto Yasaka Jinja Shop

301-1 Gioncho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto 605-0073
Tel. +81-75-532-0510 / FAX +81-75-532-0511 / E-mail yasakajinja@okamoto-kimono.com
Nearest stop: City Bus Gion Stop
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