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What is Kawadoko and Yuka?

A seat that overhangs from the eaves of a restaurant along the river to the river side.
It is one of the summer traditions in Kyoto. There are "Nouryou-Yuka at Kamogawa", "Kawadoko at Kibune", "Kawadoko at Takao", and "Keiryo-yuka at Syozan".
Each area has a different atmosphere, and you can enjoy with the dishes that each restaurant boasts.
By the Kamogawa river, it is called "Nouryou-yuka", and Kibune is called "Kibune no Kawadoko". Kibune has a pier right above the river, so it is exceptionally cool.

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https://ja.kyoto.travel/tourism/article/coolness/
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https://kyoto.travel/en/season_festivals/noryoyuka_kawadoko.html
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