🛍️ Kyoto Music Box Hall, Saga Store

Arashiyama Saga District is a representative tourist destination in Kyoto where you can enjoy the seasonal beauty of cherry blossoms and maple leaves while experiencing the history and culture of Japan's ancient capital. It takes about a one-minute walk from "Keifuku Arashiyama Electric Railway - Arashiyama Station" to reach the Kyoto Music Box Museum Saga Store. At the entrance, a cute Maiko (舞妓) installation art piece welcomes everyone, making it a perfect spot for taking photos. Inside the store, there is a wide variety of music boxes, ranging from small, exquisitely cute ones that fit in the palm of your hand to large music boxes that can be used as home decor. The collection includes rabbit dolls dressed in gorgeous kimonos, as well as 3D crystal ball music boxes featuring famous Kyoto tourist attractions that can display three different lighting effects... and many other designs, offering a rich selection. Don't miss the "Kyoto Limited Edition" Maiko music box! The store also has a DIY experience area for making Japanese-style music boxes, where you can sit on cushions and use small Japanese round tables to create your own music box.

The cute Maiko art installation greets everyone at the entrance of the store (a popular photo spot). It features a variety of music boxes made from glass, ceramics, and more. Kyoto exclusive – Maiko music boxes. There is a DIY experience area for music boxes (you can sit on cushions and use a Japanese-style round table to enjoy the Japanese ambiance). It is about a 1-minute walk from the Arashiyama Station of the Randen (Keifuku Arashiyama Electric Railway).