KAWARAMACHI AREA

Petang lepas ke Museum of House and Living tu, kami terus shoot ke Kawaramachi....he..he..he.. esok petang lepas balik dari Kobe pon terus ke Kawaramachi lagi...(suka sangat p sini...) he..he.. Still free, guna Hankyu-Hanshin Pass. Kiranya hari ni, kami berjalan ke sana kemari,  (Saiin-Arashiyama-Osaka-Kawaramachi-Saiin) semuanya 600 yen sahaja. 
Apa ada kat Kawaramachi ni? Yang paling orang suka datang sini mungkin kerana tarikan membeli dan membelahnya... terutama di intersection Shijo dan Kawaramachi Street. Kalau nak ke Nishiki Market juga boleh sampai dari sini. Gion pon dh dkt. Jom tengok apa kami buat di Kawaramachi...

#1: Dua hari berturut-turut merayap ke sini. X belik pon. saja cuci2 mata. Lagi satu,,
suka tengok orang Jepun shopping groceries petang2..mcm semut...he..he..
Dari Kawaramachi station, boleh terus ke Takashimaya ikut pintu
basement. 

#2: Yang ni kat area china, still dalam Takashimaya.
. Mcm2 rupa bentuk... Belik ke..? Tidak ler...
nak makan pon kais pagi..ha..ha...

#3: Dalam Takashimaya, tingkat 6 ada Disney Store. Boleh belik tiket'
Disney di sini dan jugak merchandise disney. 

#4: Farah & Olaf

#5: Fresh seafood. Setiap hari di Kyoto memang kami masak.
Hari2 belik seafood. 1tip, tunggu petang dalam pukul 6, harga akan
turun sebab mereka nak tutup kedai. Sepinggan fresh salmon di atas
kami belik dengan harga +- RM16 mcm tu... 

#6: Shinkyogoku Street: Shopping area. Selain ke Nishiki Market, blh
belik souvenir di sini.. Nishiki tutup pukul 6, tp Shinkyogolu tutup
pukul 8.  Macam2 btg lain blh didapati disini, mcm bag, kasut,
winter clothings and so on...

#7: Ada kedai makan nama Ashoka di sebelah pintu masuk utama
Shinkyogoku Shopping area. Harga? Typical Jap resto... Mahal woooo...

#8: Kami beli souvenir kat kedai ni.  CC is accepted here. 

#9: Macam2 ado.... T-shirts kat sini dapat 880 yen rasanya.
x taau la murah ke mahal sebab malas nak survey kedai lain. 

#10: Kit-Kat kaler hijau

The shopping area along Shijo Street 

Before i stop, some info on Kawaramachi area:

The shopping area along Shijo Street is centered around the intersection of Shijo and Kawaramachi streets where you will find the Takashimaya and Marui department stores. A Daimaru department store, as well as high end fashion brands like Louis Vuitton, stand nearby. If you continue along Shijo Street across the Kamo River toward Yasaka Shrine, the large stores give way to smaller shops selling fashion and Kyoto specialty foods and crafts.

Branching off Shijo Street around the Kawaramachi intersection are the Teramachi and Shin Kyogoku Shopping Arcades. These two parallel running, covered pedestrian streets, are packed with shops and restaurants that sell day-to-day clothes and goods and draw a younger crowd than the more upscale stores along Shijo Street. Also found in the area, Nishiki Market, a colorful narrow food market street known as "Kyoto's Kitchen", runs about a block off parallel to Shijo Street.

Taken from: www.japan-guide.com/e/e3958.html

Tadaaaa...laok rekaan sendiri... fish n prawn  mixed with butter and onion...
Sedap plak tu, mkn dengan nasik...

Till then, esok kami nak ke Mount Rokko