Nezameya

祢ざめ家

An eatery on the approach to Fushimi Inari Taisha that traces its origins to 1540, serving inari-zushi, saba-zushi and kitsune udon, with eel and quail grilled at the shop front. By its own account, the name was given by Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

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Nearby places

Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine about 2 min on foot
Tofuku-ji Temple about 15 min on foot
Sennyu-ji Temple about 20 min on foot
Honke Daiichi Asahi (Takabashi main shop) Food about 30 min on foot
Shinpuku Saikan (main shop) Food about 30 min on foot
Kyoto Ramen Koji Food about 30 min on foot

Walking times are estimates from the straight-line distance.

Neighbourhood

Fushimi Inari and Fushimi: what to see and do

The area around Fushimi Inari Taisha in southern Kyoto, one JR stop from Kyoto Station on the Nara Line, with the Fushimi sake district about 4 km further south on the Keihan line.

Where to stay near Nezameya

This place is in Fushimi, where the median hotel rate in the latest sample was US$228 per night. Where to stay in Fushimi: stations, pros and cons, hotel types

Prices and availability come from the booking sites and can change.

Sources · Verified 25 September 2026