Souvenirs you can buy near Nanzen-ji Temple
Name Nanzen-ji Temple
Address Nanzenji Fukuchi-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
Phone 075-771-0365
Opening hours 8:40–17:00
Access About 10 min walk from Keage Station on the subway
Website https://nanzenji.or.jp/
A Zen temple known for its huge main gate and the Suirokaku aqueduct. Famous yudofu (boiled tofu) restaurants gather in front of the temple, and processed yuba and tofu products can be bought.
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Cookies & baked sweets
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Kyobaamu Sable
Matcha and soy milk shortbread cookies
by Mito
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Other Japanese sweets
#2
Nama Yatsuhashi
Soft cinnamon rice-dough sweets, unbaked
by Mito
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Other Japanese sweets
#3
Chocolat no Otabe
Chocolate nama yatsuhashi
by Mito
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#4 Kyocha no Hawase Leaf-shaped matcha and hojicha langue de chat cookies by Mito
Cookies & baked sweets -
#5 Yatsuhashi Crunch Yatsuhashi pieces set in chocolate by Mito
Chocolate -
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#6 Kokuto Kinako Otabe Brown sugar and kinako nama yatsuhashi by Mito
Other Japanese sweets -
#7 Kyomachiya Cake Matcha baked cake designed like a townhouse lattice by Mito
Cookies & baked sweets -
#8 Aki Otabe Autumn soft cinnamon rice dough sweets by Mito
Other Japanese sweets -
Yae Baked Kyoto temari-shaped sweets with bean paste by Tawaraya Yoshitomi
Manju (steamed buns) -
Tsubuan-iri Nama Yatsuhashi Otabe Soft rice-dough sweets filled with chunky bean paste by Mito
Other Japanese sweets
Popular in Kyoto
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Hon Warabi
Chilled warabi-mochi jelly sweet Tsuruya Yoshinobu- 5.0
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Takara Irifune
Instant sweet red bean soup with jelly fortunes Kameya Yoshinaga- 5.0
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Kome Kaoru Senbei
Assorted okaki rice crackers Watanabe Seika- 5.0
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Kyo Matcha Take Baum
Bamboo-shaped matcha baumkuchen Tsujiri Hyoe Honten- 5.0
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Maiko-han Hii Hii Shichimi Togarashi
Seven-spice chili pepper blend Maruya- 5.0