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This popular, long-running jazz bar cum restaurant is somehow redolent of the 1960s with its easy-going charm and friendliness. Open late, Zac Baran 1 is a popular haunt of nearby Kyoto University students, so the atmosphere can get pretty lively. A few large tables create a good atmosphere for groups; there is more intimate seating in the basement. The food will definitely satisfy you with large portions of salads, potato dishes, spaghetti and tofu on the large menu. Most items are a good value for money. For the non-Japanese speaking patron, note that the staff can get by in English. There is a good range of bottled beers, cocktails, coffees and juices, too.
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As the ancient and spiritual capital of Japan, Kyoto affords visitors a microcosmic view of the country as a whole. Like hustling, bustling Tokyo, there are parts of the city that resemble any other Japanese metropolis, especially the downtown area, where you will find a throng of huge department …