What's inside
What we'll source for your Kyoto, Japan box
A hand-picked snapshot of artisan goods, edibles, and keepsakes — curated for your selected box and sourced by our team before shipping.
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Three ways to experience Kyoto
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Ippodo Tea Ceremonial Matcha (Sayaka)
Founded in 1717 in Kyoto, Ippodo is the gold standard for matcha. The Sayaka grade offers the balanced umami and sweetness Kyoto is known for.
An edible artifact — a spice, tea or tablet from a local maker.
Kyoto Crispy Yatsuhashi (Cinnamon Rice Crackers)
Yatsuhashi is Kyoto's most famous souvenir. This crispy version is a shelf-stable take on the traditional cinnamon-flavored rice flour treat.
An edible artifact — a spice, tea or tablet from a local maker.
Kuki Hojicha (Roasted Stem Tea)
Hojicha is a Kyoto favorite, often served in the city's tea houses. This roasted tea provides a nutty, smoky aroma that complements the sweetness of the Yatsuhashi.
An edible artifact — a spice, tea or tablet from a local maker.
Shoyeido Kyoto Cherry Blossoms (Kyosakura) Incense
Shoyeido has been blending incense in Kyoto for over 300 years. This scent evokes the ephemeral beauty of the city's spring blossoms.
A botanical oil, candle or resin distilled from the place itself.
Yojiya Facial Blotting Paper (Aburatorigami) 3-Pack
The iconic Yojiya logo is synonymous with Kyoto. This paper was originally used by gold leaf artisans and later adopted by Kyoto geisha to refresh their makeup.
A hand-woven, hand-dyed or hand-pressed object made to age beautifully.
Old Kyoto: A Guide to Traditional Shops, Restaurants, and Inns
Diane Durston's book is the cultural bible for Kyoto, documenting the 'Shokunin' (artisan) culture and the timeless machiya shops of the city.
A primer or folded map written by a local — what guidebooks miss.
Traditional Bamboo Pattern Tenugui Hand Towel
A versatile cotton cloth used in everyday Kyoto life. The bamboo pattern evokes the famous Arashiyama bamboo grove.
A hand-woven, hand-dyed or hand-pressed object made to age beautifully.
Pentel Fude Brush Pen (Calligraphy Pen)
Kyoto is the center of Japanese calligraphy. This pen allows the user to practice the brush strokes used by monks in Kyoto's many temples.
A primer or folded map written by a local — what guidebooks miss.
Standard (US)
5–8 business days · Free · ships from California
Free
Total $145
Express (US)
2–3 business days · 2–3 business days
$15
Total $160
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