Kyoto is often associated with Japanese cuisine such as kaiseki, yuba (bean curd), fu (wheat gluten), obanzai, etc., but in fact, there are many Western-style restaurants [...].

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

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 [...].

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 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 [...].

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

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 [...]...