The season of new rice season] Rice accompaniments born in Kyoto that are too good to be true.
The time for new rice has arrived! Every fall, new rice is shipped and it is the season for delicious rice. So this time, Kyoto is [...].
Both Shibazuke and Senmaizuke are available as Kyoto souvenirs! Popular Kyoto Pickle Shops [2023 updated version].
Are you wondering what to buy as a souvenir when you visit Kyoto? One of the best souvenirs in Kyoto is the Kyoto pickles, San [...].
京都・清水寺の胎内めぐりとは？ 由来や意味、所要時間、口コミも
皆さんは京都の観光地「清水寺」に、胎内めぐりという穴場スポットがあることをご存知でしょうか。「真っ暗な中を歩き […]
Charm of "Waiting Moon Pavilion
Machizukitei is a two-story house located south of Kyoto Station. The maximum number of guests is 4 (5,00 per person [...]).
Enjoy the fascinating red bean paste sweets in Kyoto! From the best to the most popular, see them all at once!
One of the ingredients that come to mind when thinking of Japanese sweets is, by far, "anko" (red bean paste). Anko is a sweet bean paste made from grains of red bean paste, ko [...]...
Yatsuhashi and green tea are not enough! We will teach you how to make Kyoto souvenirs that will make you stand out for your sense of taste!
Kyoto has a wide variety of stores, so it is really hard to choose the right souvenir. Look for something that not only tastes good, but also looks pretty [...].
Attractions of HOTEL KIRO Kyoto STATION
HOTEL KIRO Kyoto STATION" is a 9-minute walk from the Hachijo Exit of Kyoto Station, and is designed with a mix of Japanese and Western [...]...
Where is Ohara no Sato? It was a hole-in-the-wall spot where you can avoid the crowded sightseeing spots in Kyoto.
Have you ever heard of Ohara, a place located northeast of central Kyoto? An hour from Kyoto City by bus or rental car [...].
京都のオススメテーマパーク！子供とおでかけしたい遊び場５選
京都と言えば神社やお寺などといった観光地が多いイメージですが、実はテーマパークなどの施設も数多くあります。そこ […]
Pure coffee shops, candy bars, rowing boats? 4 retro spots to visit in Kyoto
When visiting Tsukiji, a pure coffee shop in Shijo-Kawaramachi, one of Kyoto's most popular areas, the author was surprised to find that most of its customers were young people in their 20s [...].