Kiyomizu Temple, Otowa Falls, Jishu Shrine, Sanneizaka, Ninenzaka, Yasaka Shrine, Hanamikoji, Minamiza, Shinbashi Street, Kenninji, Chion-in, Kodaiji, Maruyama Park
The crispy surface and soft and fluffy interior make these waffles a favorite treat for any time of the year. Top with vanilla ice cream or [...].
Hanamikoji" is a classic sightseeing spot in Kyoto. It is famous for its old rows of houses and maiko (apprentice geisha) walking in a refined manner, and is frequently seen on TV and social networking sites [...].
Kyoto is home to various tourist attractions such as World Heritage sites, but it is also famous as an "anime mecca" for anime lovers [...].
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! [...].
The heat is getting hotter by the day, and summer has arrived in Kyoto.
Why do girls like to get together and chat so much? Stylish restaurants and spending time without [...]...
Have you ever tried to enter a restaurant in Kyoto, only to find that it is closed to "first-time visitors"? Have you ever tried to enter a restaurant in Kyoto, only to be denied entry because it was not open to "first-time visitors"?
During the seasons when Kyoto is lit up and nighttime worship is held, you can enjoy sightseeing at night. You can see different scenery than during the daytime, but we recommend [...].
In Kyoto, there are many places where you can experience the changing of the seasons, but when it comes to night views, the Kansai region has some of the best, such as the Rokko Mountains and [...]...
From April to the beginning of the rainy season, warm weather is pleasant, and it is the perfect time to move around all day long, so [...]...
In 1853, Perry arrived in Uraga, and the movement to exclude the emperor and expel the barbarians became active in Japan. Kyoto was also the scene of upheaval at the end of the Edo period, and the city [...].
Kiyomizu and Gion are very popular sightseeing spots in Kyoto. The "visit Kiyomizu Temple, then take a short break at a café on Hanamikoji Street..." [...].
Souvenirs of Kyoto are often associated with yatsuhashi (traditional Japanese sweets), long-established Japanese confectionaries, and Japanese patterned accessories. Some visitors on vacation may ask, "What are the standard souvenirs [...]...
I am from Tokyo, but I love Kyoto! I wanted to forget the hectic time in the city and relax in a calm atmosphere [...].