Kyoto Kan
Phone: 03-5204-2260
Open 10:30am-7pm daily.
: Open SundaysUnlike most antenna shops, this one devotes almost all its space to crafts, with only a tiny section for local food and drink products. These include some two dozen types of sake, packaged candies and sweets, vinegar, miso, pickles and fu (wheat gluten). They also offer a "tea ceremony experience course" under the guidance of a professional instructor; the experience takes twenty minutes and costs Y500.
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Tokyo Beyond Sushi - the guidebook
Explore the hidden side of Tokyo dining
Charcoal-grilled pork on skewers, udon noodles in curry-flavored soup, octopus dumplings, deep-fried beef cutlet -- there's a whole world of exciting food in Tokyo that food-loving visitors often miss out on.
This book will introduce you to more than twenty of Japan's favorite specialty foods that are less well known abroad, along with a guide to the best places in Tokyo to try them and expert tips on what to order. From Bento.com.
This book will introduce you to more than twenty of Japan's favorite specialty foods that are less well known abroad, along with a guide to the best places in Tokyo to try them and expert tips on what to order. From Bento.com.
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