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The company was founded in the first year of Tempo (1830). It has the history of the Imperial Palace. It is a shop structure with impressive merchant architecture, with a high-sitting lattice and a mushiko window, and the miso is lined up in barrels in the store. Kyo's representative miso, Saikyo Shiramomi, costs 500g and costs 648 yen. Red koji miso 500g 972 yen.

A long-established soy sauce shop that used to be sold exclusively to well-established restaurants in Kyoto. It is also designated as an important landscape and historic design building. He answered the request "I want it by all means" and started retail. The popular re-aged soy sauce is 200 ml 572 yen. Another bestseller, Kyoto Moromi 100g 330 yen, is also by all means.

Founded in Taisho 6 (1917). A butcher shop with wild boars and bears made up in the mountains of northern Kyoto. In winter, it is full of customers who buy the ingredients for botanpan.

A bamboo timber store near the Kyoto Imperial Palace that has continued since the Taisho era. We have been operating a directly managed bamboo craft shop since 1999, when we want you to use bamboo products that are more glossy as you use them for a long time. Handles bamboo miscellaneous goods and bamboo accessories, such as bamboo chopsticks and bamboo accessories. We also hold a tea-scoop, bamboo chopsticks and bamboo basket making experience class, so let's feel free to inquire.

In 1875, Xiang Nijima, the first Japanese to obtain a degree from a higher education institution in Europe and the United States, was founded as "Doshisha English School". Initially, the teachers were two of the founders, Niishima and the missionary J. D. Divis, with eight students. It now has a campus in Kyotanabe City as a comprehensive university that conducts Christian education. The five buildings on the premises, the red-brick Shōyō-kan, the Arisu-kan, the Doshisha Chapel, the Clark Memorial Hall, and the Harris Museum of Science and Chemistry, are the important cultural treasures of the country. The Armost Building and the Enlightenment Hall are designated as Registered Tangible Cultural Properties.

The Kyoto Prefectural Cultural Arts Center is a cultural facility that integrates both performances of theater, classical performing arts, dance, music, and exhibitions of arts and crafts. It is widely used as a core facility for the creation and transmission of cultural arts in Kyoto.

High-tech multi-hall with small scale but plenty of facilities, space-free. The sound effect is particularly excellent and has received high praise from music-related people. In addition, the theater is also a hall where you can expect a variety of productions using a variable stage, and you can appreciate excellent performing arts.

At the "Kyoto Prefectural Police Public Relations Center", you can learn about police mechanisms and activities while having fun. There are plenty of fun contents such as radio command experience and "cycle simulator" aiming for the goal by safe driving. Furthermore, if you book a twice-daily tour course by phone, you can also visit the "Communication Command Center" which receives the 110th call and issues commands to police cars, and the "Traffic Control Center" which provides road information and control signals in the prefecture.

It exhibits works such as pottery art and tea ceremony crafts, mainly works from the first family, the first generation of Nagajiro, who tell the tradition of 450 years of yaki, to the 15th generation Yoshizaemon. It is said that the first generation began to make teacups for Wabicha by Senrikyu's ingenuity. It features a technique that is formed by hand without using a potter's wheel and bake one bowl at a time in a kiln with a bellows.

An exhibition facility that introduces the history of Doshisha and its predecessor, Doshisha English School, in 1875 (Meiji 8), to the spirit of the founder, Xiang Nishima. It can be seen that many of the predecessors were committed to the development of Doshisha, inheriting the aspirations of Nijima Xiang. In addition, the Harris College of Physical and Chemical Sciences is now designated as a National Important Cultural Property.