Seasonal Terrace Dining by the River Returns to Kyoto Eateries
I find the summer ritual of outdoor dining by the Kamogawa river truly unique.
Each year, from May 1 to October 15, approximately 80 restaurants unveil wooden decks along a scenic 2-kilometer stretch of the river’s west bank, known as Kamogawa Noryo Yuka.
This picturesque area is located between Nijo Ohashi and Gojo Ohashi bridges.
It attracts locals and tourists alike.
With the ongoing Osaka Kansai Expo, I expect a surge in visitors.
Hiroshi Tanaka, the head of the Kyoto Kamogawa Noryo Yuka Association, encourages everyone to enjoy a meal while relaxing and staying cool.
Business hours and opening dates may vary by establishment.
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