3 Kyoto people's cafes of tracks
One of Japan's favorite things is an ancient cafe called Kissaten (Kissaten), which translates directly to "tea shop," but in fact it is an "ancient Japanese cafe" with a classic Showa era (1920s-1980s) hidden.
In simple comparison, the new café emphasizes minimalism, brightness and modernity, but Kissaten feels like we've slipped into a time machine in the warmth, luxury and slowness of entering a store like this, always knowing the nature of the city ☺️.
I recommend 3 stores that, despite having visited Kyoto for over 10 years, have just been in...
1.Inoda Coffee - Kissaten Big Model (1940s)
• Address: Sanjo Neighborhood, Sakaimachi Street, Nagagyo District, Kyoto City
• Observation point: About a 10-minute walk from Karasuma Oike subway or Kyoto-Shiyakusho-mae station
Google Maps Search: Inoda Coffee Sanjo
2.Café Amazon () - Kissaten, the master of sandwiches.
(1972)
• Address: Higashiyama Shijijo neighborhood, Higashiyama District, Kyoto City
• Observation Point: Close to Sanjusangendo Temple and Kyoto National Museum, 2-3 minutes walk from Shichijo Railway Station (Keihan Line)
• Google Maps Search: Café Amazon Kyoto
3. Café Kano () - Kissaten by the Iconic Canal (1971)
• Address: Kiyamachi Road (along the Takase Canal), Shimokyo District, Kyoto City
• Observation Point: Located along the Takase Canal between Kiyomizu-Gojo Station and Shijo Station (5 minutes walk from Kiyomizu-Gojo Station)
• Google Maps Search: Café Kano Kyoto
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