二条城: Tourist Attractions near Ramen Uroko Kyoto Sanjo
Kyoto had been the capital of Japan, where the Imperial Family resided in, until the end of the Edo era (also known to be the Samurai era). On the other hand, the Tokugawa shoguns lived in Edo (Tokyo) to rule Japan. Nijo Castle was the satellite residence of the shoguns in Kyoto.
By the way, Nijo Castle is often called “Nijo-jo Castle”, but this is abundant. When it follows something, “jo” means castle, so “Nijo-jo Castle” means “Nijo-castle Castle”. FYI castle by itself is Shiro (Welcome to crazy Japanese language world).
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Address
541 Nijojocho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto
Access
18 min by walk and bus, or
24 min by walk from Ramen Uroko Kyoto Sanjo
3-min walk from Nijo-jo Mae subway station (T14), Tozai line
Hours
8:45 am – 4:00 pm
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Admissions
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Ramen Cuisine at Ramen Uroko
Nijo (二条) means (not really but like) “2nd Avenue” and Sanjo (三条) means like “3rd Avenue”. So, you enjoy visiting a historical Shiro (castle) on 2nd Avenue and then feel like having Shio ramen cuisine on 3rd Avenue?
Take a short trip on Nijo avenue to come to Ramen Uroko Kyoto Sanjo to enjoy one of the best Shio Ramen in Kyoto! Our friendly staff will try their best to serve you well, wherever you are from.
