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When I am in a trip, I often feel "Is this restaurant on my guidebook really tasty? loved by local people, or only for tourists?". In general, a guidebook covers basic information about a country, but it is very hard to satisfy what tourists really want to know. KYOTO GUIDE shows first-class, unique shops and restaurants that serve you genuine articles. We would like to tell you what Kyoto people really use or eat or love, Feel real culture of Kyoto!! |
Roku Roku Dou is located nearby Kiyomizu temple, Higashi-yama. This shop has only pottery the owner selected carefully. In the shop, you can take a look at marvelous works, for example, Sueharu Fukai, who is one of the most famous potters, and young artists in Kyoto. ※English is acceptable.
In early morning, they draw fresh water from the well in the garden and boiled it by charcoal, then make an offering of incense and tea ceremony for Saigyo. It is at the break of dawn, and in listening to the sound of boiling water, the sky obove Higashiyama
is growing light. You can experience the tea ceremony in fresh sunlight and pure air.
The early-morning tea ceremony hereﾊwill be a precious experience for you.
 IIori proposes a new style of Kyoto stay "Weekly Machiya". Machiya are traditional and actual townhouse, and even now you see some of machiya in Kyoto.Unlike staying in a ryokan where guests just have the use of their own room, at Iori the whole machiya is available, with free use of the kitchen, central rooms with tokonoma and view of the garden, and so forth.
Machiya stay gives you a special time and an insight into what it was really like to live in the city
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