Nishijin baked confectionery shop [le murmure] where you can't wait for the second half of the week
Baked confectionery shop [cafe wakka] newly started in an old private house in Nishijin
New Japanese sweets created by the 6th generation shop owner in Nishijin [Kyoto Kashikashi Masahiro Kanaya]
Enjoy a rustic lunch set at Nishijin's takeout specialty store [Tenki∞sorA]
A Nishijin soba restaurant [Tsuchifuku] with the same taste since the Meiji era
[Enfan] in Imadegawa welcomes children, and you can enjoy drinking there as well.
Soft-serve ice cream “welcomes” you at the Nishijin townhouse cafe [cafe origi]
Kitchen Gon in Horikawa Marutamachi is a Western-style restaurant specializing in pinellini rice.
[Yakiniku Kyoto Gura] in Nishijin serves Kuroge Wagyu beef at a reasonable price.
A valuable temple from the early Edo period still exists [Honryuji Temple]
Remains of a nunnery with ties to the imperial family [Kosho-in]
Marutamachi's [Ushiya Yohei] offers exquisite Japanese beef on a box
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