Best Souvenir Shops In Kyoto

What A Cute♡ Set-up Boxes Produced By A Long Established Maker In Kyotowork & shop by BOX & NEEDLE

These colorful and cute things are all set-up boxes (Haribako). There're various kinds, even some of them are available after getting wet. From accessory cases to bags, girls who like these things must be excited in this room.◎A paper-box shop managed by a long established paper maker in Kyoto. There're many kinds of set-up boxes made from the papers bought from all over Japan and original ones. Only two shops in Kyoto and Futagotamagawa (Tokyo).

The Chewy Dough And Bean Jam In Good Balanced SweetnessAjyarimochi

For the bean jam, they use Tamba Dainagon (quality azuki bean). The maker Mangetsu makes only four kinds of Japanese sweets, and they have much particularity for each of them.

Kyoto Kawaii ☆Pretty Gifts Of KyotoSannenzaka Marun

All of them look pretty and have a kind of Kyoto mood. Japanese alcohol sake, sweets and variety goods you can completely buy gifts for women. I also want for myself.

Japanese Confections Costarring With Rose! Rose Sweets You Can Eat Only HereLa Vie en Rose

Japanese confections made with full of rose has just started this season, and they are original to be able to eat only here. Rose Daifuku has rose and cream cheese in it and the two match very well! You can take Rose Kohaku home, and it's nice for souvenir, too.◎By a collaboration with Tsuruya Chosei, Rose Daifuku is limited to 3 or 4 for a day (possible to reserve). Rose Kohaku uses original rose jam and is excellent with rose tea.

Only Here In Kyoto! You Can Taste Five Coffees Of Different Roasters At An Old HouseDongree coffee stand & handicrafts for life

You can taste '五焙' (Go-bai) made from five kinds of coffee beans roasted by different shops in Kyoto city, at the same time. They grind coffee beans after taking order and pour over one by one. You can enjoy the differences of tastes at the most delicious states. It's also nice to be able to drink with the explanations in detail at a room with tatami floor.

Terrifying Folk Tale!? Kyoto's Famous 'Ghost's Child Rearing Candy'Minatoya Yurei Kosodate-ame Hompo

Once upon a time, a mother ghost appeared to buy the candy for her child every night… It's Bekko-ame candy of a long-established shop that has become the root of 'GeGeGe no Kitaro'. A folk tale of mother's love, sweet familiar taste and a little bit terrifying package are excellent.◎90g:￥300 170g:￥500 Access: 5min from Kennin-ji, 10min from Kiyomizu-dera on foot. Open: 10:00-16:00 Holiday: Mondays