The long corridor is the best spot for taking photos and checking in.
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EDION Kyoto Kawaramachi Main Store
Located in the Shijo Kawaramachi area-the center of Kyoto sightseeing-this large electronics store offers direct access from Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line via an underground route, allowing visitors to enter the store without getting wet even on rainy days.
There's a huge selection of electronics here—from rice cookers and hair dryers to laptops!
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Shopping Mall Bell Mall
This spacious shopping mall is conveniently located in the heart of the city. Anchored by the popular supermarket Ito-Yokado, Bell Mall hosts approximately 120 specialty shops, including lifestyle and daily necessities stores, fast-food restaurants, cafés, and diverse dining options. It also offers various entertainment facilities, such as the TOHO Cinemas Utsunomiya movie theater with its 10 screens, Bell Fitness gym, and the natural hot spring spa Bell Sakura-no-Yu. It's an ideal spot whether you need to buy any forgotten essentials or simply wish to enjoy the local atmosphere of everyday life in Japan.
Bell Mall really has everything! You can eat, shop, and have fun all in one place~
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Aso Confectionery Tanoya
Located in the Monzenmachi shopping street near Aso Shrine, this patisserie is run by the third-generation patissier and owner, Masafumi Tano. The shop’s specialty is the "Tanoshu," crafted with Tano's dedication to fresh cream. The choux pastry, topped with roasted almonds, is filled with custard cream made with pure fresh cream that flows out deliciously. Despite using a rich cream with 48% milk fat, Tano’s exceptional skills ensure the taste remains light and delightful.
If you want to try some authentic Japanese sweets, Tanoya is definitely a spot you shouldn't miss.