Souvenirs you can buy near Jisho-ji Temple (Ginkaku-ji, the Silver Pavilion)
Name Jisho-ji Temple (Ginkaku-ji, the Silver Pavilion)
Address 2 Ginkakuji-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
Phone 075-771-5725
Opening hours 8:30–17:00
Access About 10 min walk from Ginkakuji-michi bus stop (Kyoto City Bus)
A World Heritage site symbolizing Higashiyama culture. Souvenir shops line the approach leading to the Philosopher's Path.
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Wa Almond Almonds with Kyoto seven-spice and nori soy by Mamemasa
Other Japanese sweets -
Chocolat Miyabi Elegant Kyoto-style chocolates by Chocolat Bel Amer Kyoto Bettei
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Yae Baked Kyoto temari-shaped sweets with bean paste by Tawaraya Yoshitomi
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Mizuho no Shizuku (Sake Assortment) Chocolate assortment with sake flavors by Chocolat Bel Amer Kyoto Bettei
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Mizuho no Shizuku (Tea Assortment) Chocolate assortment with tea flavors by Chocolat Bel Amer Kyoto Bettei
Chocolate -
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Cream Goshikimame Sugar-coated colorful bean confection by Mamemasa
Other Japanese sweets -
Kyo no Machikado Assorted Kyoto bean confections by Mamemasa
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Ebisugawa Goshikimame Sugar-coated five-color bean candies by Mamemasa
Other Japanese sweets -
Unryu Red bean paste roll shaped like a cloud dragon by Tawaraya Yoshitomi
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Hana Manju buns made with Western sweet ingredients by Kogetsu
Manju (steamed buns)
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