A carefully curated arts and antiques from Edo era to more contemporary items, affordable and english friendly.
If you are interested in tea ceremony artifacts, you will probably find something.
A small little museum that has some pretty great stuff on display and for sale. The ground floor is admission free. To go to the upper levels, you need to pay 300 yen - a very reasonable price. You get to see some exquisite works of art, students of traditional crafts at work, some great architectural designs by students, and a unique gallery that displays works by masters and top students that you can buy. All the works in this gallery are hand made and one of a kind. If you can't afford the large pieces, even the small works like ear-rings, etc are one of a kind yet affordable.
It was closed until April 12. The staff were very helpful and I enjoyed the sculpture garden and the ceramic fair featuring some very talented artisans.
One of the museum that we still can enter the meiji style building. The first floor is actually free and basically just contained shops. The exhibition itself actually placed in the modern type building just behind the meiji type building. Right now it held exhibitions of dolls in the midst of hina-matsuri so it's quite joyful to look at
I wouldn't call it a museum, more of a photo exhibition. A small one at that. But the photos exhibited were wonderful for me. They also encourage you to take a photo of the place and upload to your social media.
Almost weekly, it is fun to display pictures of many photographers and groups. Anyone can use the 6th floor in a gallery. There are times when you encounter a wonderful piece.
Absolutely must to see! There are special lecture about the museum history free of charges held twice a day at B2 floor, there is free audio interpreter if you didn't understand Japanese much. There is also audio guide available for the rest of the museum 550 yen, which also recommended. You can't speak loudly or taking photos inside exhibition Building but you can freely take photo outside. Meiji building can't be entered for now
Easy access, near to different stations for going different locations, you can find everything you want, the walking street of shopping is covered so can be great for raining, you can find variety of souvenirs, also foods, sweets, also i can say that is great place for walking and taking in sightseeing, I would recommend this place to everyone, have great time there!!!!!!!
Interesting attraction north of Kyoto. Worth a visit if you are into Ninjas and Samurai. Lots of various attractions and live action stuff going on. Kids will love it. Only downside is you have to pay extra for the other attractions within the park.
Hanamikoji-dori seems to be the go-to spot when tourist visits Gion. You'll find lots of foreigners here wearing traditional Japanese kimono. They all don't come here without a reason, as the street is pleasantly wonderful to stroll around, whether day/night. If you're lucky you'll spot a Maiko on her way. Authentic Japanese restaurants and cafes on your left and right will surely gives you a unique experience. Most of them comes with a high priced menu here.
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