Baked goods and croissants made with Echire’s fermented butter. The croissants are especially popular and are sold out in the morning. But the baked pastry financiers are also delicious, so you can go there in the afternoon. You can eat them on the benches in the plaza of Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum.
A Japanese tea specialty store established in Kyoto in 1717, offering matcha and sencha. You can enjoy their tea at the café called Kaboku within the shop, but they also offer takeout options. However, note that the prices inside the shop are a bit high, so takeout is recommended.
A park with a beautiful fountain on the way to the Imperial Palace while passing Gyoko-dori Avenue in front of Tokyo Station. There is also a Starbucks where you can take a relaxing break.
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