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Kyo-no-miyage
We have a wide selection of Kyoto souvenirs such as Kyoto famous confectionery, Kyoto sake, and Kyoto crafts, as well as standard products such as Yatsuhashi, pickles, and chirimen.
You can buy confectionery here from the Kyoto Kitayama Mar Blanche store, famous for its popular sweet "Cha no Ka", exclusive to Kyoto.
- Tel
- 075-661-8305
- Hours
- 7:00～21:00（malebranche 8:00～20:00）
- Regular holiday
- open year round
- Category
- Souvenirs
- Floor
- Inside the Shinkansen ticket gate on the 2nd floor
- Note
- Cash, credit card, public transportation e-money and mobile payment payment are accepted. (Please contact the shop if you have any questions.)
Recommended Products
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Ajarimochi (Mangetsu)
5 pieces for 712 yen(incl.tax)
10 pieces for 1,522 yen(incl.tax)
15 pieces for 2,343 yen(incl.tax)
20 pieces for 3,045 yen(incl.tx)
Ajarimochi is a semi-fresh confectionery using our original secret dough and home-made sweet bean paste made from Tamba Dainagon Azuki (a type of high-quality red bean). Ajarimochi was invented by the second head of the family in 1922.
Enjoy its unique texture!
How about buying some Ajarimochi as a souvenir from Kyoto? -
Kyoto Pickled Vegetables
We offer a wide selection of seasonal Japanese pickles that make the best use of tasty seasonal vegetables.
Great, both as a souvenir and for home use.
Photo: Senmaizuke and Akakabu (Nishiri). -
Thick tea-flavored "Langue de chat" "Cha no Ka" green-tea cookies.
10 pieces 1,501 yen (incl. tax)
A thick tea langue de chat "CHA no KA" cookie, a symbol of the Malebranche brand, is a standard sweet of Kyoto loved not only in Japan but globally.
We use Uji tea leaves, including carefully selected tea leaves from Kyoto Shirakawa Uji, to make our 'melt in the mouth' langue de chat, and then sandwich our original rich-milk-flavored white chocolate between it -
Kyo no Sake
We offer a wide selection of Japanese Sake and plum wine from Kyoto.
Please enjoy Kyoto's sake as a memento of your trip.
**Image is for illustration purposes only. -
Reiwa Tessen （Japanese Folding fan）
The traditional iron fan, handed down since ancient times and once used for self defence, has been reborn as a practical fan by us.
We applied a high-function antibacterial coating to the iron at both ends of the fan and persimmon tannin to its surface (an ancient technique) to create a strong fan with antibacterial properties.
This "Kyo Sensu" was created by Tsuyoshi Omura, a traditional craftsman.
It fuses proud traditional Japanese crafts with modern cutting-edge technology. -
Ohariko embroiderd purse / tissue pouch *Ohariko:Seamstress
purse 1,650 yen (incl. tax) / tissue pouch 1,540 yen (incl. tax)
This is a cute series of purses and tissue pouches embroidered with seasonal flowers and animals.
The polyester material makes it easy to use.
These items can be put to various uses. For example, the tissue pouch can be used to keep small items, while the drawstring purse can be used to carry a Goshuin book.
"Goshuin books" are used to collect the unique seal stamps of shrines and temples.
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