Uji
Overview
Uji, south of Kyoto, is famous for its world-class green tea and historic sites. It is home to the UNESCO World Heritage Byodo-in Temple, whose Phoenix Hall appears on the Japanese 10-yen coin. The Uji River and surrounding tea plantations offer a tranquil, picturesque setting. Uji is deeply tied to classical literature as the setting for the final chapters of "The Tale of Genji." Tourists can participate in tea ceremonies, visit museums, and enjoy seasonal events. It’s a city that celebrates refinement and tradition.
What to Eat in Uji
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Steak
Kyoto
Reservation for Steak kappo Hanayashiki Uji in Kyoto
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Japanese cuisine
Kyoto
Reservation for Chikurin Uji in Kyoto
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Japanese cuisine
Kyoto
Reservation for Chikurin Uji in Kyoto
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Japanese cuisine
Kyoto
Reservation for Tatsumiya Uji in Kyoto
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Yakiniku
Kyoto
Reservation for Satsuma Yakiniku Kurozakura Uji in Kyoto
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Cooking class
Kyoto
Kyoto Sushi Making Experience in Uji
