Sukiyaki Gyunabe Chikarayama Shijo Kawaramachi Store

This upscale eatery serves fresh Kyoto seafood delights from sashimi to grilled shellfish, all in a sleek, welcoming space with excellent service.

Nestled in a tranquil Buddhist temple, this charming spot serves exquisite vegetarian meals that feel both comforting and elegant—definitely a must-try.

Nestled in Kyoto, the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest offers an enchanting stroll through towering stalks that create a serene, picture-perfect escape.

Refined quarters in a high-end hotel with an Ayurvedic spa, dining & a cafe/bar, plus outdoor pools. Set at the foot of the Takagamine Mountains, this high-end hotel beside the Tenjin River is 13 minutes' walk from Kinkaku-ji Golden Pavilion, an 18-minute walk from the Daitoku-ji temple complex and 103 km from Kansai International Airport. Sophisticated rooms feature Wi-Fi, flat-screens and minibars, as well as daybeds. Upgraded rooms offer private gardens and/or sitting areas. Suites add living rooms and/or whirlpool tubs. Room service is available. Amenities include an airy restaurant, and a cafe/bar with a riverside terrace, plus a 24-hour gym, outdoor pools, and an Ayurvedic spa that has a geothermal pool. Breakfast is also available.

Charming destination for premium teas and accessories, featuring a cozy tea room and classes, perfect for tea lovers and casual visitors alike.

At this laid-back ramen joint, you can snag a front-row seat to watch the chef whip up award-winning bowls featuring rich duck and fish broth.

Step into the enchanting Minami-za, a stunning 1929 performance hall in Kyoto where traditional Kabuki bursts to life with vibrant costumes and cultural flair.

Traditional relaxed izakaya restaurant with bar seating serving up tempura, sashimi, hot pot & more.

Dive into the Kyoto International Manga Museum, where manga lovers can lose themselves in an extensive collection across three floors of cozy reading nooks.

Since 1617, Kameya Kiyonaga has been a Kyoto gem crafting exquisite traditional sweets, famous for its historic seijō-kankidan dumplings.