The lobby is a space like an overseas metro with cute pop colors. Upon entering the restroom, one finds an actress mirror surrounded by lights. The tension of the girls immediately rises here. At each of the four screens in the theater, seats based on the concept of "green tea," "rainbow," "stripes," and "red" are lined up, and their vivid colors attract the attention of the audience. Before and after watching a movie, you will feel as if you have entered a different world just by being inside the theater.

Food to fill your stomach before and after watching a movie and a lineup of drinks to accompany your viewing are also of interest. For drinks, we recommend the cola and homemade ginger ale from craft cola specialty store Ira Cola. The hot dogs made with sausages from Tokyo-based charcuterie Kodama and buns from Kyoto's Shinshindo are popular. These are only available in the Kansai region. You will want to go out of your way to try them.

Dry Ginger Ale 580 yen. The stimulation of Japanese ginger and allspice melds with the sweetness of pineapple and honey. Kodama's hot dog (600 yen) is a juicy sausage made using traditional European methods. The use of Shinshindo's bread is a treat only available at the Kyoto branch.

Made from a mixture of more than 10 spices and citrus fruits, Ira Cola is 580 yen. Syrup is also available as a souvenir for 1,200 yen. You can also enjoy cola at home by mixing the syrup with soda water.

If you come across a masterpiece, there are many theater goods available that you will want to keep as a memento of your encounter. For example, badges and tote bags with the Uplink logo. The tote bags are unique in that the title of the movie is attached to the color name, such as "Elephant" (gray). The eco-bag, made under the name of the bag brand Casserini, has an impactful design that looks great on the street. In addition, DVDs and pamphlets of films distributed by UPLINK in the past are also available.

Revisit the excitement with the "Dolphin Man" pamphlet for 770 yen and the "Wide Style" DVD for 1,000 yen. Eco-style frill bag with "Rainbow" screen print for 3,300 yen.

Flat speakers developed for Uplink by Taguchi Acoustic Laboratory, one of Japan's leading acoustic manufacturers, are installed on all screens. Combined with power amplifiers from Powersoft of Italy, they maximize the potential of the DCP high-resolution sound sources without distortion.

Uplink Kyoto not only screens a wide variety of films that appeal to movie fans and families alike, but also offers a number of points of interest that make going to the theater itself a pleasure. As soon as you step into the theater, you are in a different world. It leads you into the world of movies. Let's go to the place where you can spend a special time.