LESURE■F WORKSHOP■ Kyoto Tower Sando (Kyoto Tower Building, 2F-B1F)■April 22 (Sat) Reopening after refurbishment!■Times and fees: 90 min. per session, from 3,000 yen■Seating capacity: Up to 12 personsAkaneya (traditional handicraft experience workshop)Experience ceramic painting of Kiyomizu ware teacups, mugs, folding fans, ceramic bells and glass wind chimes, etc., and making rosaries connecting colorful natural rocks. Ceramic bells, glass wind chimes and rosaries can be taken away on the day, while other items will be sent at a later date.■Times and fees: Approx. 60-90 min., 2,530 yen■ ■■■■■*Same-day booking accepted■Seating capacity: Up to 42 persons■Times and fees: Approx. 60 min., from 1,200 yen■Seating capacity: Max. 42 people■Fees: From 3,300 yen■Number of stores: Approx. 20 stores (Otabe Kyobaum, Ochanokosaisai, dari K, AMANA BY MITATE, etc.)■Number of stores: Approx. 18 stores (KYOTO TOWER SANDO Bar, Hiro Kyoto Yakiniku Restaurant, Gyozadokoro Sukemasa, PANCAKE ROOM, etc.)IExperience traditional Japanese cultureAlso open to groupsKyoto■s finest souvenirs in one placeEnjoy Kyoto cuisineA food hall where you can walk around and enjoy tastes of KyotoRenowned local stores and much-talked about popular stores are found here, making the area ideal for everything from lunch to dinner and cafes to bars. There are approximately 400 seats across the floor, ensuring plenty of space for visitors to the Kyoto Station area. You can enjoy a wide range of food from several outlets together with alcoholic beverages. There are also vegan and vegetarian options to enjoy.1F MARKETThis floor features a range of Kyoto souvenirs including local Japanese and Western-style sweets, pickles, cosmetics and cafe items.From typical Kyoto souvenirs to those that are exclusive to Kyoto Tower Sando,this may be the only place around Kyoto Station where you can find some of those items.B1F FOOD HALLYou can come to the store and book on the day if there are openings!*Priority is given to customers who have reservations. There may be some waiting time depending on reservations.ShichijokanshundoExperience making seasonal fine Japanese confectionery called jonamagashi at the Shichijokanshundo store. You can make 4 sweets, enjoying one right there with a cup of matcha tea and taking the remaining 3 away as souvenirs. Open 4 times a day.Kyoto Kimono Rental wargoDress in kimono at reasonable prices starting from 3,300 yen, choosing from a vast collection ranging from highly popular antique designs to gorgeously patterned kimono. Dressing, accessories and hairpins are all free of charge, so just bring yourself.Kyoto Tower Sando is a commercial zone in the Kyoto Tower Building in front of Kyoto Station.It is a combination of food hall, market and workshop, featuring 42 of Kyoto■s famous and popular stores.You can also ask about joint sales promotions with travel agencies such as meal coupons, etc.Opening hoursOperation suspended from April 1 to 21 for refurbishment work *Some stores will be open*All photos are for illustrative purposes only.B1F / 11:00 - 23:001F / 10:00 - 21:002F / 10:00 - 19:00*Hours may vary by store.*Opening hours are subject to change. *Booking available until 21:00 the previous dayDaiki Suisan Sushi Seminar(sushi-making workshop)Sushi masters kindly teach you while showing examples, so even beginners, children and visitors from afar can enjoy participating. Sessions are held 4 times per day, and there are three courses available: 3,000 yen for 8 pieces, 3,500 yen for 10 pieces, and 4,000 yen for 12 pieces.41
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