SPOT.3 Institut Français Kansai-Kyoto

The atmospheric building is the cultural facility "Institut français Kansai-Kyoto". . It is designated as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan.
Next, Mr. Kimura guided us to the "Institut français Kansai-Kyoto," with its impressive white walls. This facility has a history of more than 90 years, with the goal of promoting cultural exchange between France and Japan. The current building was renovated in 2003, and in addition to French language courses, various events such as exhibitions and movies are held there. Inside the building, visitors can also view books and DVDs related to France.

The entrance where a monument with the history of the facility and other information in French will be installed.

A rest area is located next to the cafe. A large painting by Tsuguharu Fujita hangs on the wall.
This place where one can experience French culture without even leaving Kyoto is a testament to the close relationship between Japan and France, isn't it? Also, although it is not well known, there is a café here. There are not many tourists here, so I use it when I want to spend some time alone or take a break," he said.

The museum has a café with a terrace called Le Café. Visitors can enjoy drinks and French home cooking.
With its clean white color scheme, it is also used as an event space and wedding venue. . It has long been loved as an institution for cultural exchange between Japan and France that is rooted in the city.
SHOP INFO
Institut français du Kansai-Kyoto
8 Yoshida Izumidono-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto
TEL: 075-761-2105
Open: 9:30 - 21:00 (Sat. - 19:00, only cafe open on Sundays) Closed on Mondays and holidays