• Nishiki Tenmangu - Nishiki Tenmangu is a quaint shrine located at the entrance of Nishiki Market. It is dedicated to the deity of learning, attracting visitors who seek blessings for academic or business success. The shrine is distinctively integrated into the shopping street.
• Nishiki Market - Experience Local Cuisine
  Wander through Nishiki Market and indulge in freshly prepared Kyoto specialties. Savor grilled seafood, seared scallops, and sashimi directly from local vendors. Delight in traditional favorites such as yuba (tofu skin), dashimaki tamago (rolled omelet), and Kyoto-style pickles. Vegetarian and vegan selections are also available and highly recommended by your guide.

In the mood for something sweet? Relish wagashi (Japanese sweets), soft mochi, and decadent matcha desserts like parfaits and ice cream crafted with Kyoto-grown green tea.

Enjoy Japanese Sake
Stop by a local sake shop to sample a range of Kyoto-made sake—from crisp and dry to fruity and smooth.

Shop for Kyoto’s Finest Culinary Gifts
Searching for souvenirs? Discover matcha snacks, elegantly packaged pickles, artisanal condiments, and mini sake bottles—all easy to pack and customs-friendly.

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• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch

Start Your Culinary Journey at Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine

Begin your exploration at Nishiki Tenmangu, a serene shrine located at the entrance of Nishiki Market. This shrine is dedicated to the deity of learning, where locals come to pray for success in academics, business, and life. Take a moment to cleanse your hands, admire the beautiful lanterns, and enjoy the tranquility before embarking on your food journey.

Experience Local Cuisine

Stroll through Nishiki Market and savor local delicacies such as grilled seafood, tofu skin (yuba), rolled omelets, and Kyoto pickles. There are vegetarian and vegan options available, highly recommended by your guide. For those with a sweet tooth, indulge in mochi, wagashi, and matcha-flavored desserts like parfaits and ice cream.

Enjoy Japanese Sake

Visit a local shop to taste a variety of Kyoto-made sake, ranging from dry to fruity. Your guide will provide insights on how to best enjoy each type.

Shop for Kyoto’s Finest Foodie Gifts

Conclude your adventure by shopping for easy-to-carry foodie gifts, such as matcha snacks, vibrant pickles, condiments, and mini sake bottles.

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