Street Food Tour at Nishiki Market & Exploring Kawaramachi Street in Kyoto!🇯🇵🌸

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From the guide “Nishiki Market: Plan a Visit to Kyoto's Food Street”: Nishiki Market is a shopping street of approximately 390 metres in Kyoto. It is not a single business with one opening time, closing day, menu or set of prices: individual shops make those decisions for themselves.
The guide goes on: “1. Nishiki Market: access, hours and costs”. The official access information gives walking estimates of about three minutes from Shijo Station on the Kyoto Municipal Subway Karasuma Line and about three minutes from Hankyu Karasuma Station.
From the guide “Geisha Experience Awara: Ozashiki and Booking”: Awara’s ozashiki is a 60-minute traditional entertainment experience hosted by Awara geigi, or professional traditional performers.
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Nishiki Market: Plan a Visit to Kyoto's Food Street
Geisha Experience Awara: Ozashiki and Booking