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

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 [...].

Traditional Japanese food and Japanese sweets made with matcha green tea are the most popular foods to eat on a trip to Kyoto! Dishes scented with the flavor of refined soup stock from long-established restaurants and molasses [...].

Kyoto is home to a wide variety of delicious foods, but among the most famous is "kyo-gashi," a Kyoto-style confectionery established in Kyoto in the modern era. [...].

Why do girls like to get together and chat so much?　Stylish restaurants and spending time without [...]...

When we think of Kyoto, we tend to think of temples, shrines, and other spots with a Japanese atmosphere and a sense of history... but in fact, there are many places where the whole family can enjoy pastoral [...].

Castella, with its fluffy texture and mild sweetness, is an addictive treat based on sweets introduced from Europe around the 15th and 16th centuries [...].

Kyoto on a rainy day is also very picturesque, but sightseeing while worrying about getting your feet wet can be a bit depressing. The rainy season is of course [...].

The rainy season continues with dreary, rainy days. However, the moss planted in Japanese gardens and temples turns a deep green color when wet with water [...].

Have you heard about "Benten-no-sato" which has recently been featured in the media and has become a hot topic of conversation? Benten-no-sato is located in Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture, and is known for its "egg on rice" [...].