Kaiseki of May

admin | kaiseki of May | Tuesday, May 6th, 2008

The course of a Kaiseki of May is cooked among 8 to 12 dishes.The number of plates is decidedby feeling of a season,foods,or a master chief.Please look forward to the Kaiseki of a season when you stay.Cooking a traditional Kaiseki of Japan requires time very much.
Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 9,660JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 12,075JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 14,490JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 18,100JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 24,150JPN yen

RESERVATION

Sakizuke

Kaiseki sakizuke May

Hassun

Kaiseki Hassun May

Futamono

Kaiseki Futamono May

Mukozuke

Kaiseki  Mukozuke May

Yakimono

Kaiseki Yakimono May

The ayu  or sweetfish, Plecoglossus altivelis, is an amphidromous fish, the only species in the genus Plecoglossus and in family Plecoglossidae. It is a relative of the smelts and is placed in the order Osmeriformes. Native to the Palearctic ecozone, it occurs in rivers, lakes, and coastal waters of western Hokkaidō in Japan southward to the Korean Peninsula, China, and Taiwan.

The name “sweetfish” is due to the sweetness of its flesh. In reference to its typical one-year life span, it is also known as nen-gyo (”year-fish”). The ayu is Gunma Prefecture’s prefectural fish.

Takiawase

Kaiseki Takiawase May

Tempura

Kaiseki Tempura May

Sunomono

Kaiseki Sunomono May

Tomewan

Kaiseki Tomewan May

Gohan

Kaiseki Gohan May

Bubuzuke, known outside Kyoto as ochazuke, is a simple Japanese dish made by pouring green tea, dashi broth, or hot water over rice in roughly in the same proportion as milk over cereal.

The usual savory toppings on bubuzuke include tsukemono and umeboshi (both types of pickles), nori (seaweed), furikake, sesame seeds, tarako and mentaiko (salted and marinated Alaska pollock roe), salted salmon, shiokara (pickled seafood) and wasabi.

In order to weather the hot Japanese summer days, the Japanese have a healthy custom of fortifying themselves with eel. Although eel is generally eaten in the summer, recently this custom has extended into the winter.One popular way to prepare eel is through a method called Kabayaki in which eel meet is placed on skewers and brushed with soy sauce and sprinkled with Japanese pepper before being grilled over a flame. Kimosui, another popular dish, is an eel liver soup, often served as part of a set. The insides of eels are extremely nutritious. Chowing down on a broiled eel, thickly coated in soy sauce, over a cool drink is a refreshing experience. Eel is an important component of Japanese cuisine and there are many Unagi-ya, restaurants that specialize in the dish.
 

Mizumono

Kaiseki Mizumono May

RESERVATION

Sushi Kaiseki

admin | Sushi Kaseki | Monday, May 5th, 2008

The course of a Sushi Kaiseki is cooked among 8 to 12 dishes.The number of plates is decidedby feeling of a season,foods,or a master chief.Please look forward to the Kaiseki of a season when you stay.Cooking a traditional Kaiseki of Japan requires time very much.

We made new course.A dish famous for japan,SUSHI,TEMPURA,NOODLES,YAKITORI,etc.were united with the Kyo Kaiseki.It is the YACHIYO Course. If it comes to Japan,One watch should be looking forward tothe dinner in Kyoto

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 12,075JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 14,490JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 18,100JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 24,150JPN yen

RESERVATION

Sushi hassun

Kaiseki Sushi hasun

Mukozuke

kaiseki Mukozuke sushi kaiseki

Yakimono

Kaiseki yakimono Sushi hassun

Futamono

Kaiseki Futamono Sushi kaiseki

Nakazara

Kaiseki Nakazara Sushi kaiseki

Tempura

Kaiseki Tempura Sushi kaiseki

Suzakana

sunomono_2.jpg

Tomewan

Kaiseki Tomewan May

Gohan

Kaiseki Gohan May

Bubuzuke, known outside Kyoto as ochazuke, is a simple Japanese dish made by pouring green tea, dashi broth, or hot water over rice in roughly in the same proportion as milk over cereal.In order to weather the hot Japanese summer days, the Japanese have a healthy custom of fortifying themselves with eel. Although eel is generally eaten in the summer, recently this custom has extended into the winter.

One popular way to prepare eel is through a method called Kabayaki in which eel meet is placed on skewers and brushed with soy sauce and sprinkled with Japanese pepper before being grilled over a flame. Kimosui, another popular dish, is an eel liver soup, often served as part of a set. The insides of eels are extremely nutritious. Chowing down on a broiled eel, thickly coated in soy sauce, over a cool drink is a refreshing experience. Eel is an important component of Japanese cuisine and there are many Unagi-ya, restaurants that specialize in the dish.

Mizumono

Kaiseki Mizumono May

RESERVATION

Japanese Traditional Cuisine Tofu and Yuba

admin | Japanese Traditional Cuisine Tofu and Yuba | Saturday, September 8th, 2007

Kyo Kaiseki Lunch Box - Course UgetsuKyo Kaiseki Lunch Box - Course Ugetsu
A Lunch Box (bento) that takes its name from the novel Ugetsu
Monogatari that was written by Ueda Akinari who spent his later
years at the place Yachiyo is now located in. In the dishes of
Ugetsu, it contains lots of seasonal fresh vegetables. Nanzenji
Mushi, or steamed egg in Dashi soup is the original dish of our
restaurant.

Yuki…….3,520JPN yen

RESERVATION

Yudofu Yuba CoursesYudofu Yuba Courses
Nanzenji temple is very famous for Yudofu, or Tofu Hot Pot,
and you can’t miss Yudofu if you come to Nanzenji. Fresh Tofu
made every morning is cooked with only high quality Kelp. This
simplicity is the ultimate of traditional vegetarian food. This
course also includes seasonal dish in small bowl, Sesame tofu,
?Tempura, and Yuba (soy milk skin).Yudofu or Tofu Hot Pot is
originally from vegetarian food for priests at Nanzenji Temple.
?Still today, Tofu hot pot is served as a special invitation dish at
Nanzenji Temple.
Take (includes Yuba (soy milk skin)………3,520 JPN yen

RESERVATION

How to make a reservation online

admin | How to make a reservation online | Saturday, September 8th, 2007

Kyoto Garden Restaurant YachiyoHow to make a reservation online

RESERVATION

Your online reservation will be accepted after you receive a confirmation e-mail from us, within 48 hours.
In case you do not receive a confirmation e-mail from us within 48 hours due to unforeseen technical
reasons, please contact us directly by e-mail or telephone.After receiving a confirmation e-mail, please respond to this email within 48 hours, so you can complete
your reservation. The reservation process will be completed only after we receive your responding e-mail

If you don’t send us a responding e-mail within 48 hours, your reservation request will automatically be
cancelled. Also, please understand, especially during peak seasons, rooms might not be available and
you should adjust your planning, accordingly.

Reservation Cancellations and Refunds
If you need to cancel your reservation, please notify as soon as possible. We charge cancellation fees
according to the conditions below

7 days to 4 days prior to the day of your stay: 20% of total price.
3 days to 1 day prior to the day of your stay: 50% of total price.
Cancellation on the day you are to stay: 100% of total price.

RESERVATION

How to get to yachiyo in Kyoto Japan

admin | How to get to yachiyo | Saturday, September 8th, 2007

From Kansai International Airport to Kyoto - Website
By Train
Total traveling time: Approx. 75 min.
Total fare: 3,490 Yen
Kansai International Airport to (JR Tokkyu Haruka Line) to JR Kyoto Station

The JR Haruka limited express takes about 75 minutes and costs 2,980 Yen by non-reserved seat or about 3,490Yen by reserved seat from Kansai Airport to Kyoto station. There are departures every 30 minutes.
Access information :Trains
By Bus
Total traveling time: Approx. 110 min.
Total fare: 2,300 Yen
Kansai International Airport to (Airport Limousine Bus) to JR Kyoto Station (Hachijo Exit)

Direct buses from Kansai Airport to Kyoto Station take about 110 minutes and cost 2,300 Yen.
Access information :bus
By Shuttle taxi
Shuttle taxi from Kansai Airport to our hotel takes about 120 minutes and cost 3,000 yen. You can come to our hotel directly with this service. A reservation is required for this service.
Access information :Shuttle taxi
Kansai International Airport to Ryokan Kyoto Garden Ryokan Yachiyo
From Itami (Osaka International) Airport to Kyoto Website
By Train
Total traveling time: Approx.55 min.
Total fare: 1,180 Yen
Itami Airport (Monorail. Approx. 12 min. 320 Yen )
to Senrichuo Stn (Kita Osaka Kyuko Line. Approx. 13 min. 320 Yen)
to JR Shin Osaka Stn (JR Tokaido Shinkaisoku Line. Approx. 29 min. 540 Yen)
to JR Kyoto Station.
By Bus
Total traveling time: Approx. 55 min.
Total fare: 1,280 Yen
Itami Airport (Airport Limousine Bus) to JR Kyoto Station (South Exit)
By Shuttle taxi
Shuttle taxi from Kansai Airport to our hotel takes about 90 minutes and cost 3,000 yen. You can come to our hotel directly with this service. A reservation is required for this service.
Access information :Shuttle taxi
Itami International Airport to Ryokan Kyoto Garden Ryokan Yachiyo

From Osaka to Kyoto
By Train
Total traveling time: 29 min.
Total fare: 540 Yen
JR Shin Osaka Stn to (JR Tokaido Shinkaisoku Line) to JR Kyoto Station
From Chubu Centrair International Airport to Kyoto From Kansai International Airport Website
By Train
Total traveling time: Approx. 74 min.
Total fare: 6,290 Yen
Chubu Centrair International Airport (Kyuko Express train of Meitetsu Kuko Line. Approx.28 min 850 Yen)
to Meitetsu Nagoya Stn. (By walking. Approx.3 min)
to JR Nagoya Station(JR Shinkansen Line (Bullet Train - Approx. 40min. 6,100 Yen )JR Kyoto Stn From Narita International Airport to Kyoto Website
By Train
Total traveling time: Approx. 4 hours 20 min.
Narita International Airport (JR Sobu Honsen (Kaisok Line. Approx. 100 min. 1,280 Yen)
to JR Tokyo Station(JR Shinkansen Line (Bullet Train -2 hours 40 min. 13,320 Yen) to JR Kyoto Station

From Tokyo to Kyoto

By TrainTotal traveling time: Approx. 2 hours 40 min.
Total fare: 13,320 Yen
JR Tokyo Station (JR Shinkansen Line (Bullet Train) to JR Kyoto Station.

Map of Japan - showing Kyoto
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From JR Kyoto Station to Ryokan Yachiyo
By Taxi

It is about a 25 minute ride (Approx.1800 Yen) by Taxi from the JR Kyoto Station (longer time in rush hour). Please tell the taxi driver to take you to
Ukyo-ku, Nanzenji Ryokan Yachiyo

By Train (Subway Line)
It is about 30 minutes by train.
From the Kyoto Station, take the Kyoto Karasuma Subway Line traveling to Kokusai Kaikan.
At the Karasuma Oike Stn, change the train to the Tozai Subway Line traveling to Rokujizo. Get off at Keage Station.If you walk straight, along the Niomon Dori Street for 5 minutes, you will see the Yachiyo Ryokan on the right side. The entrance of the Ryokan is on the approach lane (Sando) that leads to Nanzenji Temple.

By Bus
From JR Kyoto Station, it is about 50 minutes by bus. From the bus terminal A-1 at the JR Kyoto Station Karasuma Exit, take the bus No.5 and get off at the bus stop called Hosshoji-cho.

Walk east, then take a right turn. If you walk 5 more minutes, you will find the entrance of the approach lane leading to Nanzenji Temple.Ryokan Yachiyo is just on the right side of the lane.

Kyto Station to Ryokan Kyoto Garden Ryokan Yachiyo

Map of Kyoto showing the location Yachiyo Ryokan
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Drink of Yachiyo

admin | Drink of Yachiyo | Saturday, September 8th, 2007

Sake Alcohol of Kyoto

Hinodezakari………single/hot&ice…..966JPN yen

Momonoshizuku………double/ice…..2174JPN yen

Nanzenji Yachiyo………single/ice…..1811JPN yen

Nanzenji Yachiyo………double/ice…3019JPN yen

Sake yachiyo

Draft Beer of Kyoto………………………….845JPN yen

Shocyu White distilled Liquor

Wheat shocyu

Iichoko………single/ice………………………725JPN yen

Iichoko………Half bottle/ice……………..1811JPN yen

Potatoshocyu

Kirishima………single/ice…………………..845JPN yen

Kirishima………Half bottle/ice………….2415JPN yen

Kaido………single/ice…………………………966JPN yen

Kaido………Half bottle/ice……………….3018JPN yen

kaiseki of October

admin | kaiseki of October | Tuesday, September 4th, 2007

The course of a Kaiseki of October is cooked among 8 to 12 dishes.The number of plates is decidedby feeling of a season,foods,or a master chief.Please look forward to the Kaiseki of a season when you stay.Cooking a traditional Kaiseki of Japan requires time very much.
Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 9,660JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 12,075JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 14,490JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 18,100JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 24,150JPN yen

RESERVATION

Sakizuke

Sakizuke

Hassun

Hassun

Dobinmushi

Dobinmushi

Matsutake mushrooms are steamed in a Japanese tea pot. When eating this dish, pour the soup into a cup at first.Wash matsutake and tear it thinly in lengthwise. Put dashi soup stocksoy sauce, sake, and salt in a pan and bring to a boil. Divide chicken pieces, shrimp, and matsutake into four Japanese earthen teapots.

Mukozuke

Mukozuke

Yakimono

yakimono.jpg

Shiizakana

Shiizakana

Takiawase

Tempura

Tempura

Tomewan

Tomewan

Gohan

Gohan

Mizumono

Mizumono

RESERVATION

Kaiseki of September

admin | kaiseki of September | Tuesday, September 4th, 2007

The course of a Kaiseki of?September?is cooked among 8 to 12 dishes.The number of plates is decidedby feeling of a season,foods,or a master chief.Please look forward to the Kaiseki of a season when you stay.Cooking a traditional Kaiseki of Japan requires time very much.
Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 9,660JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 12,075JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 14,490JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 18,100JPN yen

Kaiseki Ryori Dinner course 24,150JPN yen

RESERVATION

Sakizuke

Kaiseki skizuke

Hassun

kaiseki Hassun

Futamono

Kaiseki Futamono

Mukozuke

Kaiseki Mukozuke

Yakimono

Kaiseki Yakimono

Takiawase

kaiseki Takiawase

Shiizakana

Kaiseki Shiizakana

Suzakana

kaiseki Suzakana

Gohan

Kaiseki Gohan

Tomewan

Kaiseki Tomewan

Mizumono

Kaiseki Mizumono

RESERVATION

Kaiseki and Sake is a marvelous combination of Japanese dining

admin | About Japanese SAKE | Tuesday, September 4th, 2007

Dining culture in Kyoto does not only consist of Kyo Kaiseki. There is an amazing range of other foods and culinary delights, including Kyoto sweets and green teas.We have various types of superb traditional food and drinks that have been beloved by many gourmets, from celebrities to trend leaders.Sake in Kyoto is highly evaluated and the required beverage accompaniment to enjoy Kyo Kaiseki. High quality Sake has been produced in Kyoto for centuries.The brand of sake we recommend is from the YamamotoHonke of Fushimi, Kyoto, who have been creating Sake since 1677. Sake made in Fushimi is called the Lady of Sake because of its mild and elegant flavor. We believe enjoying the best in Kyoto sake with our Japanese cuisine will be one of the most unforgettable experiences in your travels to Japan.Single 180ml ……..1811 JPN Yen

Double 360ml ……3019 JPN Yen

Full Bottle…………..6038JPN Yen

Sake Japan

Japanese Traditional Cuisine Sukiyaki

admin | Japanese Traditional Cuisine Sukiyaki | Tuesday, September 4th, 2007

SUKIYAKI 9,660JPN yen

RESERVATION
If you are a Japanese food lover, you might have had sukiyaki.It’s a very popular one-pot meal in Japan. The main ingredient is thin sliced beef, and it is simmered in a skillet or pan in the sukiyaki sauce with many vegetables and other ingredients. The word “yaki” means”sautee” or “grill” in Japanese. The word is used because the beef in sukiyaki is sauteed in the hot skillet.

Japanese traditional Cuisine SUKIYAKI

Shabu shabu . 9,660JPN yen
yen. is similar to sukiyaki, which is cooked in a pot on the table.In both dishes, thinly sliced beef or pork is cooked with lots of vegetables. Meat for shabu shabu is thinner than meat for sukiyaki. It’s said that the name of shabu shabu came from the action we
make when cooking meat. Because the meat is thinly sliced, it only has to be cooked for a few seconds, saying “shabu shabu.”It’s like having a slice of meat swim in the boiling water.

Shabushabu Traditional cuisine
RESERVATION

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