Food · Imperial Palace
Demachi Futaba
出町ふたば
A Japanese sweets shop founded in 1899 on Demachi-dori, west of the Kamo river, known for mame-mochi: soft rice cakes studded with red peas and filled with smooth red bean paste.
Nearby places
- Demachi Masugata Shopping Street Shopping about 1 min on foot
- Kamogawa Delta Nature about 2 min on foot
- Shokoku-ji Temple about 10 min on foot
- Shimogamo Shrine Shrine about 10 min on foot
- Kyoto Imperial Palace Landmark about 15 min on foot
- Kyoto Gyoen National Garden Nature about 15 min on foot
Walking times are estimates from the straight-line distance.
Neighbourhood
Imperial Palace and Demachiyanagi: what to see and do
The streets east of Kyoto Gyoen park up to Demachiyanagi, where the Kamo and Takano rivers meet.
Where to stay near Demachi Futaba
This place is near the Imperial Palace and Demachiyanagi, where the median hotel rate in the latest sample was US$375 per night. Where to stay near the Imperial Palace and Demachiyanagi: stations, pros and cons, hotel types
Prices and availability come from the booking sites and can change.
Sources · Verified 25 September 2026