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At the time of the end of the Tokugawa period, the first generation who worked as a cooking method at the Imperial Palace devised and spread it to Kyoto.

There are plenty of fish and shellfish that are particular about season and freshness. The freshness is obvious when you look at the products lined up. Also, the specialty here is carpaccio of tuna and salmon on skewers from 250 yen. The point is to squeeze the lemon before eating.

Sweets using soy milk as well as tofu are also popular at Kyoto and Tofu Fujino's directly managed stores. Soft ice cream with a refreshing aftertaste and soft doughnuts are both modest in sweetness and have a large number of male fans.

Shichimi's specialty shops, which also offer a variety of seasonings such as yuzu pepper, and the specialty Shichimi Soft, which makes the stimulus a blend of medium spicy Shichimi.

A specialty store of kelp and tsukudani in the Jinshiki market. In addition to the kelp for dashi, there are plenty of products made with time and effort, such as the old-fashioned method, such as the tsukudani kelp with Hanashan pepper and matsutake. Also popular are the funniest works of Tsukudani, such as "Oyaji Nakase" and "Konbutama". The "Aomi Sansho" tsukudani is an exquisite product, and there are many fans besides the locals.

A delicacy specialty store that delivers delicacies and snacks made with good materials. Delicacies of Japanese tradition to be prized, dried sea rats on Hokkaido scallop-dried shells, nostalgic sweets as souvenirs, dried fruits and vegetable chips, Keiji no Kotobuki kelp, knotted kelp, tea kaiseki ingredients, more than 300 kinds of products such as commercial frozen ingredients are lined up in stores from time to time.

A vegetable and vegetable shop that has everything from ordinary vegetables to unusual things. For 70 years since its inception, fresh vegetables and fruits have been delivered to homes and restaurants in Kyoto at the kitchen and Jinki market in Kyoto. In the store, in the spring, there are also chirping-magmites, in the summer, in the summer, in the fall, there are also Tamba matsutake and Tamba chestnuts, in the winter, shrimp potatoes, Horikawa burdock and seasonal Kyoto vegetables. You can easily listen to how to use vegetables and how to cook delicious dishes, so I want to enjoy the selection of seasonal ingredients while carefully examining them.

It handles such things as kabayaki and tsukudani of river fish. The eel, which is perfect for tea-pickling, is made of shrimp, which is savourly baked on a charcoal fire, stewed with sauce with Sanshon. The rich secret sauce goes well with rice.

The appearance of large pickled barrels lining up is a familiar sight even in the Jinshiki market. Among the pickles, which contain about 75 kinds of pickles, Shibaji with cucumber and alum, and Mibubu Nanaki with a light salty taste loved by everyone.

The calm store structure speaks to the history of more than 190 years. The whole store is as high as a museum, because it is a long-established Kyoto fan named by Tepsai Tomioka. The 2750 yen fan fan is abundant, ranging from traditional to everyday.