There is a Western-style restaurant, "Toyogi," which is developed around Kyoto, in the direction of Hachijoguchi. As it is in the deepest part of "Miyako Michi", it is comparatively less than other stores. The tomato salad has changed and it is delicious.

It usually travels by subway, but if you walk it is about one hour to one and a half hours

Foreign currencies can be exchanged at the post office next to Kyoto Station, and Japanese yen can also be withdrawn directly from ATMs in convenience stores.

Exit the Shinkansen Central Exit and go down the stairs or on the escalator to the restaurant area!

I feel that it was already gone a year before the Osaka East Line opened. One of the factors may be that there were almost no passengers.

Thank you

At the bus stop on the main street there was a toll booth and a staff of the bus, how to get on the bus, and a destination stop, etc.

-Fudo

I was surprised by the number of foreigners in Nagoya. There are times when I visit many times but I do not understand the direction.

This station has been newly established for the nearby Kyoto Central Wholesale Market, Umekoji Park (aquarium and railway museum) and nearby residents. Only one train stops from Kyoto Station. However, most of the running trains are ordinary trains, so there is no inconvenience.