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“IWAI Bien situé dans la galerie marchande de Shinkyogoku, accessible par la station Gion-Shijo. Le magasin est une Machiya. On y trouve de magnifiques articles japonais à tous les prix. Parfait pour faire des cadeaux. Y venir rien que pour regarder est un plaisir. ”

“Gospel is run by Nobu, the place is awesome in a Japanese western style; the building is surprising too. Nobu does also have a good collection of jazz records and the place is cosy and comfortable.”

“ The temple, originally called Otagi-ji Temple, was first built in the Otagi District (The central part of present-day Kyoto) by order of Emperor Shotoku in the latter half of the 8th century.  At the beginning of the Heian period (794-1192), the temple building was washed away when the Kamo River flooded. The temple was reestablished by Senkan Naigu (918-984), a Buddhist priest of the Tendai sect, and became a branch of Enryakuji, the Tendai temple complex on Mt. Hiei.  Over a period of three years beginning in 1922, the temple was transfered to its present location in the Saga District, in order to preserve it.  The temple has a wonderful array of 1,200 carved stone figures of Rakan.....!!”

“This restaurant serves ramen noodles. Distance: 3 minutes' walk Opening hours: 11:00~23:30”

“古き良き時代に栄えたロマンが蘇るノスタルジーあふれる喫茶店で、コーヒー通を唸らせる味わいです。木屋町の一本西の細い通りを南に歩けば、スグ右手に見えてきます。チェーンのコーヒーがダメという欧米人の指名も多いです。 It is a nostalgic coffee shop where the romantes flourished in the good old days revive, it is the taste that makes the coffee passage groan. If you walk south of a thin street in the west of Kiya-machi, you will see it on your right hand side. There are many nominations of Westerners that the coffee of the chain is useless.”