When you come to a shrine, you want to draw an omikuji at least once. Omikuji tell our fortune or good luck, don't they? Daikichi, Shokichi, etc. [...].

Living in Kyoto, I think there are so many coffee shops and cafes! (I'm praising!). I think that Kyoto is a place where you can enjoy a cup of coffee or tea in the old days, loved by the great writers of the past.

What do you imagine when you think of Kyoto? Maiko, Japanese sweets, shrines, etc... Kyoto has a number of traditional cultures, but let's [...]

In December 2019, Inoue Tsukudani, an old obanzai store with 135 years of history at Nishiki Market, the kitchen of Kyoto, closed its doors [...].

One of the things you want to enjoy when sightseeing in Kyoto is, of course, "eating and walking! Yes, of course, "eating and walking". Although Kyoto is a compact city, [...]...

Japan is home to a large number of animated films, which are widely known as part of Japanese culture and attract the attention of people not only in Japan but also abroad [...].

Have you ever heard of the famous Yasui Kompira-gu Shrine in Kyoto? Yasui Kompira-gu Shrine is located near Gion, and is a place for people who want to "break off ties" with others in their relationships! [...].

Many people think of "red seals" when they think of shrines and temples. The "red seal" itself is a symbol of the visit to a shrine or temple, and is a symbol of [...]...

We have seen and heard the phrase "Kyoto is a city of bread" in various media, and this image has become firmly established. However! Bread [...].

Kyoto is home to various tourist attractions such as World Heritage sites, but it is also famous as an "anime mecca" for anime lovers [...].