
What are the three major pickles you must eat in Kyoto? The mainstay of Japanese cuisine and a great supporting cast
Kyoto is famous for many things, but one of the most famous is pickles. In Kyoto, there are three types of pickles called [...].

Kyoto is famous for many things, but one of the most famous is pickles. In Kyoto, there are three types of pickles called [...].

Valentine's Day is coming soon. In Kyoto, the "Salon du Chocolat" at Isetan and the "Amour de Chocolat" at Takashimaya [...]

Kyoto is famous for its matcha green tea and yatsuhashi (a type of bridge) souvenirs. However, there are some unique souvenirs that are not standardized products [...].

Kyoto's typical scenery is famous for its wooden houses, cobblestone streets, and small lanes surrounded by earthen walls taller than one's height. Especially around Gion and Kiyomizu-dera [...].

Kyoto is said to have been a prosperous sake brewing area since as far back as the Muromachi period (1336-1573). The soft water that makes the most of the climate is a taste that symbolizes the ancient capital [...].

If you want to take a short rest while sightseeing in Kyoto, visit a cafe where you can enjoy Japanese sweets or a sweet shop where you can relax in a tatami [...].

It will soon be Setsubun. It seems like just a few days ago that the new year began, and now a month has passed in the blink of an eye. Every year I visit Kyoto [...].

The Kyoto Imperial Palace is a popular tourist attraction in Kyoto City. Across Karasuma-dori, which borders the western side of the city, is a shrine with deep ties to Sugawara Michizane, the god of learning, [...].

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 [...]...

Kyoto is said to be a city with high consumption of bread and coffee. And, in fact, it is also the most competitive ramen district in the Kansai [...].

Kyoto and Incense When you think of fragrance in Kyoto, what scent comes to mind? Is it a Japanese fragrance such as sandalwood or cypress? [...].

Visit the places associated with female literary figures of the Heian period. Let me introduce the second of my literary explorations of Kyoto, a temple associated with Izumi-Shikibu. The entrance [...].

For those of you who will be celebrating the year-end and New Year holidays in Kyoto, where are you planning to go for your Hatsumode (New Year's visit to shrines)? If you haven't decided yet, here are three shrines to visit.

What do you think of when you think of Kyoto? Temples and shrines? Maiko? Or cafes? Bread? Kyoto is a surprisingly [...]...

I am from Tokyo, but I love Kyoto! I wanted to forget the hectic time in the city and relax in a calm atmosphere [...].

The best museum in Japan focusing on manga in general "MANGA" has now become the pride of Japanese culture, attracting the world's attention. The famous [...]...

Bread consumption in Kyoto is among the highest in Japan. Kyoto is known as the "City of Bread," and there are many high quality bakeries. Kyoto [...].

Suddenly, do you have a favorite sake? In Tohoku and other areas with good rice and water, there are many different types of sake.

Minami Ward of Kyoto City is located south of JR Kyoto Station. Toji Temple, registered as a World Heritage site, attracts many tourists every day. However, guides [...].