Arashiyama Rilakkuma Sabo: Traditional Japanese Style Rilakkuma Cafe in Kyoto Arashiyama
The Rilakkuma’s themed traditional Japanese style cafe “Arashiyama Rilakkuma Sabo” in Kyoto.
Rilakkuma is one of most popular characters in Japan created by San-X. The adorable character has attracted fans in past years with temporary pop-up cafes and shops set in several cities in Japan, however this time Rilakkuma went big and fans could not be happier! The first traditional tea house style Rilakkuma Cafe opened in the historical capital, Kyoto in 2017.
The cafe “Arashiyama Rilakkuma Sabo” is themed under traditional Japanese and Rilakkuma, and offers huge variety of food, drinks, snacks and desserts only available here.
The cafe has launched in Arashiyama area in Kyoto, where numbers of top touristic sites are located including the bamboo grove and Togetsukyo Bridge.
Super cute Rilakkuma dishes and drinks in Japanese style are absolutely photogenic. And how amazing to meet the collaboration of adorable Rilakkuma and traditional Kyoto style dishes and desserts! Here are some of cutest things on their menu..
Left to Right: Rilakkuma no Goyururi Kyo Chazuke (1,580 YEN+TAX)/Korilakkuma Kyoto Curry(1,380 YEN+TAX) /Marshmallow Latte Set (1,580 YEN+TAX)
Left to Right: Korilakkuma Honey Roll (980 YEN+TAX)/Matcha Parfait (1,180 YEN+TAX)/
The 2 stories complex building has cafe, take-out shop with eat-in space. There is a Rilakkuma store offering a big choice of goods and take-away sweets including many items only sold here. Make sure to shop before you leave!
Left to Right: Honey Castella Cakes (800 YEN+TAX)/Honey Kuchen (450 YEN+TAX)/Yuzu Tea (1,300 YEN+TAX)
Left to Right: Kiyomizuyaki Koyo (8,800 YEN+TAX)/Manuka Honey Sheet Mask (1,000 YEN+TAX)/Nishijin Textile Series
-Arashiyama Rilakkuma Sabo (嵐山りらっくま茶房)
Access: 9 mins walk from JR Arashiyama Station
Hours:
Cafe 10:30~17:30
Takeout 10:00~17:30
Shop 10:00~18:00
Website: http://rilakkumasabo.jp/
Rilakkuma Sabo now has the second branch at Miyajima Island, Hiroshima!
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