Kyoto Confectionery That Has Colored Histrory - Inherited Edo Period Art - Exhibition
Open until Monday, December 10, 2012
Trace the history of Kyoto confectionery - traditional art in the Edo period.
This exhibition traces the history of Kyogashi (Kyoto confectionery), centered on the Edo period when the Japanese confectionery culture blossomed. It includes reproductions of traditional Kyogashi from the design note "Omushi Gashi Ehon" which has been inherited at the confectioner, as well as advertising signage and production manuals. New Kyogashi created by current confectionary artisans are also on display. At this exhibition, you can enjoy the world of Japanese confectionery with a variety of the old and new.
Kyogashi Siryo-kan (Kyoto Confectionery Museum)
- Exhibition open until Monday, December 10, 2012
- Address
- ：331-2 Yanaginozushi-cho, Karasuma Dori Kamidashiuri-agaru, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan
- Phone
- ：+81-75-432-3101(Kyogashi Confectioner "Tawaraya Yoshitomi" Karasuma Store)
- Open Hours
- ：10:00 to 17:00
- Closed
- ：Open daily until othwise noticed.(Reservation required for group of 10 or more people)
- Admission to the museum is free. Tea room is JPY700 per person(matcha green tea and Kyoto confectionery related to the exhibits or season will be served) ※Group discount for groups of 5 people or more.
- Inquiries in
languages other
than Japanese - ：English / Chinese (Traditional) / Chinese (simplified)
※JCRAFTS support hours: 10:00 to 17:00 weekdays (Japan Standard Time)
※ Inquiries by e-mail received on Saturdays, Sundays, Japanese holidays and JCRAFTS corporate holidays will be responded to after the next business day.
Some inquiries may take longer to respond due to the nature of the inquiry. - web site
- ：http://www.kyogashi.co.jp/shiryokan/
