What a tasty onigiri I had here! This petite shop, Ao Onigiri, is not far from Ginkakuji and is easily recognizable by its blue banner. The space inside is narrow, but the owner greeted me kindly. The onigiri were displayed neatly with names in Japanese and English. Though the prices seemed a bit high (around 200 yen each), the unique varieties justified it. I bought five onigiri: salmon, cream cheese tarako, negi miso, nori shoyu, and abura age okaka, plus a side dish of takuan, konyaku, and dashi maki tamago, all for 1380 JPY. I loved the wrapping paper, stamped with fun words like ファイト and おにぎり食べたら大丈夫, and the onigiri type clearly labeled. The onigiri were small but filling, with densely packed rice and generous fillings. After just two, I was full. The side dish was also nice. This shop is definitely recommended. Don't forget to check out their original souvenirs, like tote bags, stickers, and tenugui, located just to the right of the onigiri shelves.