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A nostalgic and fantastic Japanese cultural experience. Dagashiya, a place where you can have fun with children

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A nostalgic and fantastic Japanese cultural experience. Dagashiya, a place where you can have fun with children

One of the Japanese cultures is a shop called "dagashiya" where children hold money in their hands to buy something. There are candy that pops in your mouth, ramen snacks with cash coupons, and other interesting sweets priced from 10 to 100 yen, as well as lotteries and toys. Junior high school students mainly come to visit from the age of 3, but recently many people in their 20s and over come to enjoy the world view and sweets that have not changed since the Showa era.

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Dagashiya Kitahara Shoten

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One of the Japanese cultures is a shop called "dagashiya" where children hold money in their hands to buy something. There are candy that pops in your mouth, ramen snacks with cash coupons, and other interesting sweets priced from 10 to 100 yen, as well as lotteries and toys. You can fully enjoy bite-sized low-priced candy, chocolate, gum, and snacks with your pocket money. Kitahara Shoten is a shop in a detached house, in the living environment. Take off your shoes, sit in front of the table surrounded by colorful and nostalgic sweets and toys, and spend your time in your own way. Located in the Nishijin district of Kyoto, it is a building with a deep atmosphere where dyeing craftsmen lived, so please come and visit us. Dagashiya Kitahara Shoten Business hours: Saturday and Sunday from 13:00 to 18:00 (irregular holidays)

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A nostalgic and fantastic Japanese cultural experience. Dagashiya, a place where you can have fun with children

Kitahara Shoten is a shop in a detached house, in the living environment. Sit in front of the table surrounded by colorful and nostalgic sweets and toys, and spend your time in your own way.

A nostalgic and fantastic Japanese cultural experience. Dagashiya, a place where you can have fun with children

I have a shop in my house. Please take off your shoes and enter the store. It's rare to see a candy shop where you take off your shoes, and people who come say, "It's like you're at a friend's house." Take off your shoes and let's all relax.

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A nostalgic and fantastic Japanese cultural experience. Dagashiya, a place where you can have fun with children

You can enjoy bite-sized low-priced candy, chocolate, gum, and snacks with your pocket money. Cocoa cigarettes are among the most popular sweets. Potato snacks are popular all over the world.

A nostalgic and fantastic Japanese cultural experience. Dagashiya, a place where you can have fun with children

"Soccer Scratch" Scrape the scratch that is included with Ramune and aim for the coin.

A nostalgic and fantastic Japanese cultural experience. Dagashiya, a place where you can have fun with children

"Zon B's original gum" A mysterious gum that turns your mouth blue. After chewing for a while, everyone sticks out their tongues and enjoys.

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A nostalgic and fantastic Japanese cultural experience. Dagashiya, a place where you can have fun with children

The building on the left is Kitahara Shoten. It looks like one house, but there are 6 houses attached to each other.
Located in the Nishijin district of Kyoto, this building is more than 100 years old, and is a tasteful building where a dyeing craftsman lived, so please come and visit us.

Dagashiya Kitahara Shoten

Business hours: Saturday and Sunday from 13:00 to 18:00 (irregular holidays)

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One of the Japanese cultures is a shop called "dagashiya" where children hold money in their hands to buy something. There are candy that pops in your mouth, ramen snacks with cash coupons, and other interesting sweets priced from 10 to 100 yen, as well as lotteries and toys. You can fully enjoy bite-sized low-priced candy, chocolate, gum, and snacks with your pocket money. Kitahara Shoten is a shop in a detached house, in the living environment. Take off your shoes, sit in front of the table surrounded by colorful and nostalgic sweets and toys, and spend your time in your own way. Located in the Nishijin district of Kyoto, it is a building with a deep atmosphere where dyeing craftsmen lived, so please come and visit us. Dagashiya Kitahara Shoten Business hours: Saturday and Sunday from 13:00 to 18:00 (irregular holidays)

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