Kyoto Ra-Yu

Nishi­ki Mar­ket has sup­port­ed Kyoto’s food cul­ture for more than 400 years since it pros­pered as a fish mar­ket in the Edo peri­od. The arcade shop­ping street, which is 360 meters east to west, is crowd­ed with more than 120 shops sell­ing items that are indis­pens­able for local din­ing tables and is crowd­ed with shop­pers. While there are many spe­cial­ty stores with a wide selec­tion of prod­ucts, Ochanoko-Sai­sai Nishi­ki, which is a Shichi­mi store, also plays a role in the vibran­cy of the mar­ket. We are increas­ing the num­ber of cus­tomers who are famil­iar with our faces through friend­ly cus­tomer ser­vice and Shichi­mi food stalls.

They use raw mate­ri­als such as Habanero pep­per from Kyushu and Asaku­ra San­sho from Wakaya­ma pre­fec­ture, which are deliv­ered from con­tract farm­ers all over the coun­try, and our own fac­to­ry is par­tic­u­lar about the man­u­fac­tur­ing method that makes the best use of the flavor.