Dubbed the "Kitchen of Kyoto", Nishiki market carries all kinds of fresh and processed foods in a narrow shopping alley just one block north of the busy Shijo-dori thoroughfare. It stretches nearly 400m to Teramachi and showcases over 100 shops selling fish, seafood, vegetables, fruits, pickles, tofu products, wagashi (Japanese sweets), dried goods, snacks and ready-to-eat food. I'll let the rest of the photos speak for themselves.
Erm, sashimi lollies? Not sure if these are meant for the BBQ or ready-to-eat, originally uploaded by Camemberu.
hey there, i hope you're feeling okayy now.
ReplyDeleteanws i just wanted to ask you more about kyoto so is it possible for me to have your email address? thanks.
Hi anon, you can ask me anything here. I hope I can help as I'm not that familiar with Kyoto actually, this being my first visit there.
ReplyDeleteyour sashimi lollies can be eaten as it is... says so on the tag there
ReplyDeleteand as for oyur 'sparrows' they're unagi kimo