Japanese Local Travel Guide – Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka & Hidden Gems in Japan

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Special Kyoto Sweets “Kohaku-Nagashi”

投稿日：2019年1月31日 更新日：

I will intorduce my favorite sweets shop in Kyoto.

Daikokuden-honpo in Rokkaku street (大極殿本舗 六角店）

Information
Open: 10:00~17:00
closed on Wednesdays
Credit Cards Accepted

120, Horinoecho, Nakagyo-ku Kyoto-shi, Kyoto, 604-8117, Japan
Tel:075-221-3311

This sweets shop has a history of about 130 years. This design of building is old Japanese style. Very cool.
There is special sweets , “Kohaku-Nagashi” , that we can not eat in other shops.
It is a beautiful jelly like amber in a glass.

The flavor changes every month.
You can feel the season of Japan.

April : Cherry blossom taste
May : Matcha taste
June : Plum wine taste
July : Peppermint taste
August : Malt syrup and ginger taste
September : Grape taste
October : Chestnuts taste
November : Persimmon taste
December : Brown sugar taste

Please visit this Sweets shop.
See you on our next trip!!

-Japanese food, Kyoto

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