Furukawacho Street
3) Furukawa, south of Sanjo, one street east of Higashioji; this street is the most narrow of the ones mentioned here.
- SHOPPING
- Fureaikan – Museum of Traditional Crafts
- Kyoto Handicraft Center
- Kyoto Museum of Traditional Crafts
- Department Stores
- Old Markets
- Antiques
- Accompanying Boxes -Tomobako
- Bamboo
- Brushes
- Buckets and Barrels – Oke
- Candles – Warosoku
- Candy
- Carving
- Clothing
- Combs
- Cooking Utensils
- Dolls – Kyo-Ningyo
- Fans – Kyo-sensu
- Footwear
- Furoshiki
- Gallery
- Gold Leaf Art – Hoku
- Incense
- Knives
- Kumihimo
- Lacquer-ware
- Lanterns – Toro
- Mirror – Makyo
- Netsuke
- Paper – Washi
- Pewter
- Pottery
- Saké
- Senbei Crackers
- Soba Boro Cookies
- Swords/Budo Supplies
- Spices
- Stamps – Hanko
- Stationery
- Tatami
- Tea
- Textiles
- Ukiyo-e – Woodblock Prints
- Umbrella – Wagasa
- Woodworking – Sashimono
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