The Kiyomizu-no-Butai (stage of Kiyomizu) protrudes from the southern front of the main hall on a slope called Kinyun-kei. It is about 13 meters high, about the height of a four-story building.

The deity of Yasaka Shrine is Susanoo-no-Mikoto. His wife, Kushi-inada-hime-no-mikoto, and his children, the eight-pillar Goddess of Mercy, are also enshrined together.

Latte 550 yen, made with medium-roasted beans blended from Mexico and Ethiopia. Doughnuts, rich in the flavor of Japanese wheat and light and crispy, are available for 250 yen. Custard topping is an additional 100 yen.

Comes in 12 varieties, including shichimi and brown sugar kinako (soybean flour). Yonemura original cookies with a cute illustrated tin depicting the path from the restaurant to the store, 5,000 yen.

Specializing in fruit sandwiches available late at night.

Accompanying the sencha tea from Kyoto's Dosenbo was a homemade mooncake flavored with mandarin oranges. All sweets are plant-based. 1400 yen with premium Japanese tea dessert (tax included)

Apparel store reflecting everyday life in Kyoto in textiles