I visited Byodoin Temple and then went to the Museum Hoshokan. Afterwards, I ended up at this museum shop. Since it's a museum shop, there weren't many food options, but I found some green tea and decided to buy it. Instead of trying tea at one of the many tea shops in Kyoto, I thought this would be a good choice. The tea was made in Kyoto and when I brewed it at home, it had a refreshing aroma and tasted quite delicious.

One of the famous spots in Kyoto is the "Byodo-in" Temple, which houses the Byodo-in Museum Ho-shokan. It displays numerous national treasures, which are quite impressive. After finishing viewing the exhibits on the first floor and entering the second floor, you will find the museum shop. The shop mainly sells miscellaneous goods, with various products on display. However, there is no food except for one item. A museum shop-exclusive candy. It is contained in a beautiful bottle and costs 500 yen per piece. Being a prestigious candy, it is quite expensive (laughs). Now, the elegant blueberry candy. It seems to have some benefits (laughs). The taste is normal!