Welcome to Kyoto's Gion.
Kyoto antiques & Kyoto souvenirs .. come & see !
MAIKO ANTIQUES KYOTO.
Looking for a one-of-a-kind souvenir from Kyoto?
Our shop is full of retro Japanese goods and antiques, such as old Ukiyo-e and traditional crafts. You're sure to find something you'll love.
- Vintage Kyoto souvenirs
- Books
- Kimono
- Dolls
- Ephemera
- Toys
- Traditional Japanese Masks
- Tableware
- Ukiyo-e prints
- Retro goods
- Mingei
- Postcards
- kokeshi
- Military goods
- Shunga
- Geisha goods
Find affordable treasures and experience the retro charm of Japan. Our garage sale outside the store offers amazing deals, like kimonos starting at just 500 yen. Enjoy tax-free shopping!
Notice.
Please note that our shop's days off vary each week.
To ensure a smooth visit, we kindly request that you make a reservation at least three days in advance. As we check emails every two days, we may not be able to respond immediately to short-notice inquiries.
To accommodate potential weather changes, please provide three possible visiting dates when making your reservation. We may need to close the shop on rainy days.*
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Discover a treasure trove of nostalgic finds at M.A.! Our shop is brimming with a diverse range of vintage items, including charming dolls, nostalgic toys, and beautiful home decor. For collectors, we have a world-class collection of SAKURA BISQUE dolls that is unmatched.
The origin of the store's name.
Welcome to the Gion & Miyagawa region!
Geiko and Maiko, who are apprentice Geisha, are female entertainers known for their elegant and intricate traditional dress. They perform at elite "ocha-ya" (teahouses), where they sing, dance, and play traditional instruments to entertain their patrons. Geiko and Maiko entertain in five small districts in Kyoto called "Kagai," which literally means "Flower Town." The kagai areas of Kyoto are Kamishichiken, Pontocho, Miyagawacho, Gion-higashi, and Gion-kobu. These areas are not only where Maiko and Geisha lead their daily lives but also among the most popular places in Kyoto for evening sightseeing.
You can often see Maiko and Geiko in traditional kimono walking through the streets of Gion, one of the main downtown districts in Kyoto. This area extends from Sanjo Street in the north to Gojo Street in the south and from Higashiyama Street in the east to Kawabata Street in the west. During the Edo Period, "ochaya" (Geisha houses) were established in this area. The part of Gion on the south side of Shijo-dori Street retains its old-fashioned, tranquil charm.
Contact Listing
Guidance of the contact information
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maikoantiques@gmail.com
075-541-2626
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京都千玉堂さらすく社は国内唯一の磁器製ネムリ人形専門社として、日本固有の磁器人形であるサクラビスク人形の歴史的研究・調査等を目的とし平成二十年、京都にて設立致しました。
（認定：日本製磁器人形 商標登録 第5200300号）「舞妓骨董店」は、さらすく社がプロディースする外国人旅行者向けのスーベニール店です。
京都五花街の内、祇園と宮川町の中間地点に位置し、国内外から多くの旅行者が訪れるその立地から、外国人が思い描く等のジャパニーズ・オリエンタルな趣向を存分に盛り込み、そのイメージ・コンセプトから店名を「舞妓骨董店」と致しました。
外国人向けのレトロなお土産店として、普段余りお目にかかる事の無い日本のビンテージ品を数多く取り扱っております。
祇園、宮川町にご旅行の場合は是非お越しくださいませ。
当店のご利用にはご予約が必要です。雨天予報時はお休みとさせていただきます。
3日前までにメールにてご予約下さいませ。
