Kyoto Nishiki Market Walking Food Tour

Meet in front of the South West Main entrance of DAIMARU KYOTO, near the "Shijo Takakura bus stop" on the large Shijo street.

Dive into the vibrant Nishiki Market, a 400-year-old street lined with 130 shops. This is where Kyoto's top chefs and locals shop for high-quality, authentic ingredients. As we stroll, you'll taste various local foods and learn about Japanese cuisine. Beyond just food, we'll explore shops selling kitchenware, tableware, and unique chopsticks – a true foodie's paradise!

Visit a local Shinto shrine and discover the nuances of Japanese spiritual life. Learn how to pray at a Shinto shrine and understand the common practices and beliefs of Japanese worship. For those interested, there's also the chance to try your luck with a fortune paper.

Walk through a bustling local shopping street, where traditional shops meet modern trends. This is a unique opportunity to feel the everyday life of Kyoto residents, with a blend of history and contemporary culture.

Visit a small, serene Buddhist temple nestled in the heart of the shopping district. This stop highlights how temples are an integral part of Kyoto's daily life, offering a glimpse into local religious practices and architecture.

Relax with a drink in the open space of a renovated elementary school. Here, you'll learn about Kyoto's modern history, including the area's past significance and the story of this unique school. It's a perfect blend of relaxation and learning as you sip your drink and listen to fascinating tales about Kyoto.