Ninenzaka

Tourist attraction
★ 4.9 (33K+ reviews) • 400K+ booked
Ninenzaka is a historic street in Kyoto that feels like a trip back in time. Located in eastern Kyoto, this charming area has traditional wooden houses and a stone-paved path. While you're there, you can visit many souvenir shops, snack shops, sweet shops, and cozy cafes in the narrow streets. It's a great spot to get a taste of old Kyoto. Plus, you can see cool sights like the Yasaka Pagoda and Kodaiji Temple nearby. This beautiful area is a must-see if you're in eastern Kyoto. Whether you're taking photos, buying things, or just enjoying the history, Ninenzaka offers a special Japanese experience you shouldn't miss!
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Japan, 〒605-0826, Kyoto City, Higashiyama Ward, Masuyacho Shimizu 2-chome
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Ninenzaka Reviews

4.9 /5
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Klook客路用户
1 Jul
It was afternoon when I went there, and there was no one in the store. The lady was Japanese, she was quiet and quick, and she quickly finished the two sets of matching for me and my friend. Very nice~
Klook User
1 Jul
Yuki was our day trip tour guide for Kyoto and she was great, providing info and insights about the places we are visiting.
2+
Klook User
30 Jun
we had tiger as our tour guide and he was awesome. told us valuable information about the places we were visiting and allowed us to have a choice of exploring with him or on our own.
2+
클룩 회원
30 Jun
If you want to travel to Kyoto during your short Osaka trip, I think a guided tour is the best (JR or other transportation...). Also, the guide's Kyoto travel tips and explanations about Kyoto culture made for an enjoyable trip (a must-try for clams!)
2+
reilly ********
30 Jun
I had so much fun walking around with a kimono on, it was hot but the kimono was comfy so it didnt iritate me much. They have a wide selection of kimono and the staff are so kind, they are so jolly and nice. The place is small but homey and comforting, everything is accesible. The location is near the Gion station and also the Yasaka shrine and other beautiful traditional places you can take pictures at, super recommend this place! Great for its price.
Klook 用戶
29 Jun
The one-day tour saved a lot of time on taking the bus and finding the way. The tour guide could speak Chinese and introduced us to delicious restaurants, which really made us feel at ease. It is worth recommending again.
kittima **********
29 Jun
There are many staffs in the shop. We booked in the morning before the shop opened, so we had to wait a bit. The staffs in the shop can speak Chinese and English. Most of the customers are probably Chinese because the staffs often speak Chinese. The clothes are cute, the hair style is done quickly, beautiful. Everyone in the shop is ready to serve.
1+
클룩 회원
29 Jun
This is my first time writing a review on Klook. I made a reservation at 10 AM on Sunday and went there, but it was quiet and they guided me quickly, so I finished choosing and setting up in 30 minutes. First of all, I liked that they let me store a certain amount of luggage! (We didn't know that and left it in a coin locker at Kyoto Station, but) They also lent me a small pouch bag, so I was able to carry my luggage without any problems. They explained to me well that I should wear a yukata instead of a kimono because the weather was getting warmer, and they only looked at the design ㅋㅋㅋ They kindly explained to me that it would be hot whenever I was choosing a kimono, so I was grateful🥹 Even though my hair was short, they put it up nicely, and they even lent me a fan, which was very useful. (You should bring your own parasol, the sunlight is really hot) Thanks to them, I was able to travel very nicely. I understood what they meant by everyone being kind. They explained everything one by one, and the person who did my hair was especially attentive, so I was really touched... . The hair is amazing... ., This quality for this price, and famous places like Kiyomizu-dera and Sannenzaka are not too far away. 15 minutes on foot? We had a nice yukata and walked around nicely. Oh, and it was nice that there were sizes for men up to 2XL. My boyfriend also wore it in a size that fit him well. Thank you. If I come to Kyoto again, I will definitely choose it again without hesitation!!

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Must-Visit Shops at Ninenzaka

Hokusai Graphic

Visit Hokusai Graphic on Ninenzaka Street, a fantastic place to discover stunning Japanese Pattern Umbrellas. Each umbrella is carefully made by skilled craftsmen and features designs inspired by traditional patterns. These umbrellas are not only practical but also works of art, making them great souvenirs. They're great for keeping dry on rainy Kyoto days or as thoughtful gifts for family and friends.

Starbucks

Check out the Starbucks in Ninenzaka, located in a traditional Japanese house that's more than 100 years old. Enjoy your favorite latte while sitting in a comfy tatami room. It's one of the only Starbucks where you can chill in such a special, historical place!

Hello Kitty Tea House

If you want to see Kyoto's traditions in a fun way, stop by the Hello Kitty Tea House on Ninenzaka Street. This tea house is all about the cute Hello Kitty character and mixes Kyoto's cultural beauty with Hello Kitty's adorable style. You can try traditional sweets and snacks with a cute twist. The whole place is decorated with fun Hello Kitty designs, making it a great hangout for fans of all ages.

Donguri Kyowakoku Ninenzaka

If you love anime, you have to visit Donguri Kyowakoku Ninenzaka. This store is all about Studio Ghibli, a famous Japanese animation studio. You'll find everything from plush toys to stationery that brings the magic of Ghibli to life. It's the perfect place to grab souvenirs that show off your love for Japanese animation!

Ishidatami

Take a break with a yummy treat at Ishidatami. They serve homemade Japanese ice cream in different flavors like matcha, pumpkin, and chestnut. These flavors are a great taste of Kyoto's food traditions.

Kanda Bamboo

Check out Kanda Bamboo for amazing things made from bamboo. It's a family shop in Ninenzaka that's been around for three generations. From homeware to decorations, they make traditional crafts using skills passed down over many years.

Fukiya

Step into Fukiya on Ninenzaka Path to see traditional Japanese arts and crafts. They have all kinds of handmade items, like ceramics and textiles, that show off Japan's culture. This shop is perfect for anyone looking to take home a piece of Kyoto's traditional style.