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Must-Try Japanese Street Food Hidden Gems in Kyoto Arashiyama

KYOTO, Nov 04 (Paolo fromTOKYO) - Arashiyama is located in the western part of Kyoto city, about 25-30 minutes by train from Kyoto station and it’s undoubtedly one of the area's more scenic spots, with timeless picturesque views throughout the seasons making it a go-to spot for many Japanese, families and couples alike.

Over time it’s developed into a street food lovers paradise stretching from Togetsukyo bridge to Arashimaya station, and today, I’m sharing with you my latest favorite hidden street food gems. These Kyoto must-try street food items will definitely make your day as it made my day.

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