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Itinerary 15D13N - Nagoya, Kyoto, Kanazawa, Toyama and Tokyo Days Visit & Shopping Eat & Drinks Stay & Transport Details Day 1 KL/Nagoya KLIA > Tokyo Narita > Nagoya Chubu Sekai no Yamachan Compass Hotel Nagoya Airport Train > Nagoya station Day 2 Ise/Nagoya Futami Okitama Shrine Ise Jingu Shrine (Naiku) Oharaimachi Snoopy Village 伊勢店 Iseman 伊勢萬内宮前酒造場 Maruhama Ise Imonne Katana Karaage 山村みるくがっこう内宮前店 Ise Kadoya Beer Shirakawa Meiekiten Furutsudaifuku Benzaiten Compass Hotel Nagoya Kintetsu Nagoya > Iseshi JR Iseshi > Futamino-Ura Meotoiwa higashi-guchi > Naiku-mae (Bus) Jingu Kaikan-mae > Isuzugawa (Bus) Isuzugawa > Kintetsu Nagoya Day 3 Kyoto Fujioka Shuzo/Sakagura Bar En Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum Fushimi Otesuji Shopping Street AEON Style Fushimi Momoyama Gion Duck Rice Ninigi Gion Main Store Kyo ha Matcha de Kimeru Fushimi Sake Village Tune Stay Kyoto Nagoya > Kyoto (Shinkansen) 2 Days Kyoto Bus Tickets Keihan Gion ...

Kyoto 京都: Fushimi Sakagura Kouji / Fushimi Sake Village

Fushimi in Kyoto is a famous sake district. This town has been known for its thriving sake brewing since long time, and until today, many sake breweries still line the area. Kyoto's Fushimi sake district is an absolute must-visit for sake lover. It is known as one of Japan's premier sake-brewing regions. Fushimi is blessed with abundant of pristine, soft underground spring water that flows beneath it, until it is written as Fushimizu (伏水). Stepping into the district feels like stepping back in time. The quiet, uncrowded streets are lined with traditional white-walled Kura breweries, each marked by the iconic sugidama (cedar balls) hanging above the entryways. It's a wonderfully peaceful place to explore around. Beyond the serene atmosphere, many breweries open their doors for museum tours, tastings and the chance to buy exclusive, limited edition bottles that cannot be find anywhere else. Here in Fushimi sake district, a place called the Fushimi Sakagura Kouji - is the be...

Kyoto 京都: Gion Duck Rice || Gion

Gion Duck Rice in Kyoto is a sister restaurant to the viral Gion Duck Noodles, the menu uses French cooking techniques to balance with the rich Japanese local flavours. It transforms a classic duck hitsumabushi meal into a fun, interactive, hands-on food experiment. It is a little cosy restaurant which has only 7 seaters. We were lucky enough to get our seats directly without queuing as we visited during off-peak hours. The staffs are very friendly, welcoming, entertaining and attentive who can provides clear explanations in English from introducing the menu to the ultimate ways on how to enjoy the duck hitsumabushi. The service was really top notch. The ordering menu is super cute - full of emojis like duck, rice, uni, ikura, truffle, heart, shopping bags (takeaways) and smiley face (special with extra duck slices). We ordered the Duck + Rice + Uni + Ikura set for 3135yen (included tax). There are many ways to enjoy the duck hitsumabushi. Firstly, enjoy the premium du...

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