이츠키차야 기요미즈

This dish encapsulates the changing seasons and auspiciousness in a single bowl, featuring auspicious ingredients such as cherry sea bream, shrimp, and bamboo shoots. It is a meal that allows you to enjoy the blessings of Kyoto's mountains and seas with your eyes and palate. 【Menu Details】 ■ Daifuku Tea A tea born in Kyoto that wishes for good health and happiness, symbolizing auspiciousness. Enjoy its gentle aroma during your travels. ■ Kyoto Full Moon Warm Kamameshi A seasonal kamameshi that changes with the moon. It captures the blessings sprouting from Kyoto's mountains and fields, such as bamboo shoots and new tea, creating a heartwarming dish that brings smiles to our customers. The aroma of the broth and seasonal scents that rise as it cooks stimulate the appetite. ■ Pink Cherry Steamed Saury Donburi The gentle sunlight shining on Ninenzaka invites the

Incorporating the changing seasons and good fortune into one bowl, we have prepared a donburi featuring auspicious ingredients such as cherry sea bream, shrimp, and bamboo shoots. This is a meal that allows you to enjoy the blessings of Kyoto's mountains and seas with your eyes and palate. 【Menu Details】 ■ Daifuku Tea A tea born in Kyoto that wishes for good health and happiness. Enjoy its gentle aroma during your travels. ■ Kyoto Full Moon Warm Kamameshi A seasonal kamameshi that changes with the moon. It captures the blessings sprouting from Kyoto's mountains and fields, such as bamboo shoots and new tea, creating a heartwarming dish that brings a smile to your face the moment you taste it. The aroma of the broth and seasonal scents that rise as it cooks will stimulate your appetite. ■ Pink Cherry Steamed Saury Donburi The gentle sunlight shining on Ninenzaka. Invited by its warmth, the

The Shimizu store symbolizes an intelligent and flexible monkey running up the solemn Higashiyama. The lively movements of the monkey visiting temples and shrines will greatly enhance the travel luck of the people. The Shimizu store, which has elements from all the Itsuki Tea House locations in Kyoto, welcomes you to stop by when you visit Ninenzaka.