I often explore Kyoto with my daddy, who loves Japanese sweets. Since Kyoto is fairly close to Osaka, we usually make day trips.
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We’ve already visited most of the classic spots.
If you have any recommendations—cafés or anything else—please let me know!
By the way, my daddy’s favorite place is Motoi.
I’m Nana Ayase ♡
There are so many shops along the way up the slope to Kiyomizu-dera, so you never get bored.
It reminded me of when I was made to attend an arranged marriage meeting.
The yudofu is delicious.
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I’m Joe.
I’m temporarily staying around Hyakumanben. It’s a student area with lots of lovely places, but I’m petty and don’t want to give away my favorites lol. Still, I’ll recommend a good book:
“Shinji Ishii’s Food Diary”
It’s literally a food diary by a writer who lives in Kyoto. It features lots of under-the-radar restaurants in Kyoto.
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I’m in Seattle.
I just remembered that my first date with my ex-wife was at the main Inoda Coffee location. The traditional Japanese sweet shops nearby are delicious too.
Exploring Arashiyama and sampling food along the way is also a great idea.
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