Enjoy Kiyomizu-dera, Gion, and Kawaramachi All in One!

Our shop is located right by the Kiyomizu-michi bus stop, making it super convenient!
You can drop off your carry case or luggage right away and head out hands-free for your stroll ( *´艸｀).
From Kyoto Station, simply hop on City Bus No. 206 for a direct ride to our store♪
⇩ About 15 minutes by bus
Right in front of you after getting off is Rental Kimono Okamoto Kiyomizu Higashiyama Store. Get dressed and start your kimono walk (=^・^=).

Rental Kimono Okamoto Kiyomizu Higashiyama Store
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Yasaka Koshin-do
An ultra-popular power spot that’s perfect for Instagram (*’▽’)!
Don’t miss the three wise monkeys carved above the gate (“see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil”). Inside, you can choose your favorite color kukurizaru (colorful charms representing desires) and hang them with your wishes.
Taking photos surrounded by the vividly colored kukurizaru is guaranteed to look amazing ( ..)φ
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Hokan-ji Temple (Yasaka Pagoda) – 5 min
Standing right in front of Yasaka Koshin-do is the iconic Yasaka Pagoda — a true symbol of Higashiyama.
No matter where you snap a photo, the scenery looks stunning. With plenty of shops nearby, you can grab food or drinks and capture shots with the pagoda as your backdrop for perfect Kyoto vibes!
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Ninen-zaka & Sannen-zaka – 60 min
These famous slopes are lined with eateries and souvenir shops.
Try the croquettes at Kirakuan — they’re perfect for eating on the go and surprisingly photogenic! (Yes, croquettes can be an Instagram hit!)
On Sannen-zaka, don’t miss Okutan, Kyoto’s oldest tofu restaurant, with a beautiful 600-tsubo (approx. 2,000m²) garden. Enjoy handmade tofu dishes while gazing at the scenery for a truly Kyoto-style experience. Their tofu buns are also highly recommended!
Or, stop by Uemura near the stairs to Kiyomizu-zaka for a hearty lunch.
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Kiyomizu-zaka
This long approach to Kiyomizu-dera has been bustling since the Heian period.
It’s lined with shops full of history, retro architecture, and endless photo spots — you might find yourself stopping so often it’s hard to move forward ( *´艸｀).
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Kiyomizu-dera & Jishu Shrine – 60 min
Famous for love blessings, Jishu Shrine and the sweeping views from Kiyomizu-dera are absolute highlights.
There are so many photo-worthy spots you’ll want to watch your phone’s storage space!
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After visiting Kiyomizu-dera, stroll down the long Kiyomizu-zaka, where you’ll find plenty of cafés. A perfect place to rest and enjoy some street food.
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Rental Kimono Okamoto Kiyomizu Higashiyama Store

Rental Kimono Okamoto Kiyomizu Higashiyama Store
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Yasui Konpiragu Shrine – 30 min
Known as the “severing bad ties and bringing good ones” shrine, it’s said to help not only with relationships but also with breaking habits like smoking or drinking.
At the Enkiri-Enmusubi Stone Monument, write your wish on a paper talisman, crawl through the hole from front to back, and cut ties with misfortune while inviting good fortune.
⇩ 7 min walk (just cross the traffic light in front)

Ishin-no-Michi (Path of the Restoration)
A long uphill slope leading toward Kodai-ji Temple. At the top, history lovers can find spots connected to Sakamoto Ryoma!
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Nene-no-Michi
A picturesque stone-paved street with a long, straight view. Its depth makes it a hidden gem for photos!
The unified atmosphere makes it easy to capture great shots effortlessly.
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Kodai-ji Temple
In spring, drooping cherry blossoms; in summer, lush green maple leaves; in autumn, spectacular foliage lit up at night.
You can enjoy Kyoto’s seasonal beauty year-round here. With gardens, dry landscapes, and elegant temple scenery, it’s packed with photo-worthy views you won’t find anywhere else.
⇩ 7 min walk

Yasaka Shrine
Known for warding off evil, bringing good health, and prosperity in business, Yasaka Shrine is cherished by locals as “Yasaka-san” or “Gion-san.”
Be sure to stop by Utsukushi-gozen-sha to pray for beauty with its sacred water. Afterward, relax in the neighboring Maruyama Park.
⇩ 10 min walk
Jumondo Dango
A perfect little break spot! Freshly grilled dumplings come in five flavors, from classic sweet soy sauce to seasonal tastes.
They also serve parfaits and Japanese sweets (^▽^)/.
The skewered, bite-sized dumplings look super cute in photos — definitely a must-try snack (^^).
⇩ 3 min walk
Rental Kimono Okamoto Kiyomizu Higashiyama Store

Rental Kimono Okamoto Kiyomizu Higashiyama Store
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Kiyomizu-michi Bus Stop
Take Kyoto City Bus No. 106
⇩ About 10 min
Shijo Kawaramachi
⇩ 5 min walk

Nishiki Market – 60 min
This bustling, long shopping arcade is known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen.”
Packed with delicious eats, it’s great for snacking while you stroll. Many shops also have eat-in spaces, so you can relax while enjoying Kyoto flavors to recharge!
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Shinkyogoku & Teramachi Shopping Streets
Teramachi is home to antique shops and historic stores, while Shinkyogoku is lively with modern shops — both perfect for a leisurely stroll.
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Umezono Sanjo Teramachi – 15 min
A long-established Japanese sweets café beloved for generations. Alongside classic desserts, try their dorayaki filled with caramel-flavored bean paste.
Housed in a renovated old dining hall, its retro-modern look makes for beautiful photos, especially in antique-style kimono.

⇩ Sanjo Street – 20 min
Sanjo Street is a treasure trove of retro architecture! From brick buildings to art deco styles, it’s lined with photogenic structures.
With unique Kyoto-themed goods and antiques, simply strolling here is a treat.
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Rental Kimono Okamoto Kiyomizu Higashiyama Store



Rental Kimono Okamoto Kiyomizu Higashiyama Store
〒605-0855 Kyoto City, Higashiyama-ku, Tatsumi-cho 110-9
TEL: 075-533-8900
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