Ganko Takasegawa Nijoen originated from the garden of Ryoi Misunokura, a rich businessman in Kyoto. ...
Mameyagenzo was a tea house prior to the war. After the war, the building was turned into a Japanese...
Kappo Roko is a Kyoto restaurant renovated from a 100-years-old Kyoto residence. Its unique historic...
Shinmiura was founded in the early years of the Taisho era. It is also the birthplace of actress Mit...
Walking along the narrow road in Kiya-cho, Casa di Bistecca stands right in front of the pave way. T...
Satsuki was the property of Yamaguchi clan during the Edo period. From the Bakumatsu period to Meiji...
Kyoto Cuisine Takeshima Ichigo started out as a Ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) in Meiji 30th. It ...
The restaurant is named after the famous sanbongi geisha Ikumatsu (Kido Matsuko), the lover of the v...
Menbou Kiyamachi Honten is a building at the end of a winding stone-paved alleyway filled with the a...
A chocolate specialty shop that opened in September, 2012. Chocolate bon bons, made from only the fi...
Kyoto Cuisine Umemura is known to have been the frequent place of lodging of Ito Hirobumi, the first...
At the end of a windy narrow cobblestone alleyway stands a 120 year-old building which served as a J...