D&DEPARTMENT KYOTO

Gift shop · Kyoto-shi

D&DEPARTMENT KYOTO

Gift shop · Kyoto-shi

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Japan, 〒600-8084 Kyoto, Shimogyo Ward, Shinkaicho, 397 本山佛光寺内

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Concept store in temple: housewares, local crafts, foods  

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Japan, 〒600-8084 Kyoto, Shimogyo Ward, Shinkaicho, 397 本山佛光寺内 Get directions

+81 75 343 3217
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The Best Places to Shop in Kyoto

"Taking over a wooden building on the grounds of the 14th-century Bukko-ji temple, concept store D&Department selects products based on timeless designs and long-lasting quality."

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"D&Department, a youthful shop housed in a 13th-century Bukkoji temple, focuses on designer housewares, kitchen goods, and foods. Conceivedby Kenmei Nagaoka, a professor at Kyoto University of Art and Design, and his students, the store sells products such assturdy tea mugs and glass tokkuri (Japanese sake sets), and highlights specialty, small-batch food producers whom they’ve met in person. The result is a special range of sesame seed oils, additive-free pickles, and heirloom misos and soys. D&Departmentwill occasionally include imported products that adhere to the founders'ethos, such asdurable Freitag bags from Switzerland, which are made from recycled truck tarps."

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Vytautas Majauskas

Google
I visited specifically looking for a meditation/singing bowl, but didn’t feel particularly welcomed by the staff, possibly because I arrived close to their closing time. That aside, the shop does have a nice selection of interesting and unique items, with a well-curated aesthetic. Worth a stop if you’re into design and local craftsmanship, though I wish the atmosphere had felt a bit more inviting.

Jeannette

Google
A secret haven of inspiration lies within the stillness of the temple, its charm impossible to leave behind.

Jean Ng

Google
Always drop by this curated gift shop / concept store while in town. Got my tea for friends and my father bought a pair of ember earrings for mom. I wished i have more $$ so i can get the meditation bowl.

Chutikhan Na Songkhla

Google
At first i was confuse, i couldn’t find the shop. So its inside the temple, there were sign as well. Again, now i’ve become a d&d fan. Great place for Kyoto souvenirs. Everything here was so well curated. Authentic and local. Browsing for chopsticks throughout Kyoto for five days and finally find a preferred chopsticks here. Wish i could carry all the glassware home. The staff was also friendly and helpful on giving recommendations.

Lee Xin Li

Google
D&Department Kyoto occupies an nice space within the temple complex and consists of a shop area and a dining area which serves a variety of sweets and simple meals. The food is quite decent but the pricing can be a little bit costly compared to other eateries in the area.

Joshua Haskins

Google
Love the curated selection of merchandise. Every item is thought out and the location is fantastic. Left with a dashi boxed set and am looking forward to cooking with it at home

ben hunt

Google
Great design store with a really cool collection of ceramics, food, clothing books and more.

Edwin Lo

Google
The vibe of this store is very nice. It’s inside a temple. Just drop by if you are around!