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Izawaya Shop Information History |
211-2 Nakano-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto 605-0075, Japan
Tel: 075-525-0130
Fax: 075-561-0740
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OPEN DAYLY: 11:00-20:00
Closed: A few days at the beginning of the year
ACCESS:
*One-minute walk from Kyoto City Bus “Shijo Keihan-mae” Stop
*One-minute walk from Keihan Railway “Gion Shijo” Station
*10-minute walk from Hankyu Railway “Kawaramachi” Station
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![]() Exterior of the main shop |
![]() Interior of the main shop |
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![]() Interior of the main shop |
![]() Interior of the main shop: Accessory using Chirimen fabric |
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![]() Interior of the main shop: party bag |
![]() Interior of the main shop: obi sash bustle |
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![]() Minami-za Theater seen from the main shop |
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Izawaya’s history began in 1865, at the end of the Edo period, when the first-generation owner, Seibei, opened his shop in Gion, Kyoto, about 150 years ago. |
![]() "Bin-Yo-Bi-Shin-Hi-Bi-Arata" |
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Trace Izawaya’s history through photos |
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![]() Maiko at Izawaya (early Showa period) |
![]() Izawaya around 1907 |
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![]() Izawaya (early Showa period) |
![]() Show window at night (early Showa period) |
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![]() Tram Station on Shijo Street |
![]() Townscape in front of Minami-za Theatre |
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