Let me just preface by stating: To do Kyoto in a few hours is not highly recommended. At all.
Tag: Kyoto
The mists around the base of Mt. Koya float in gray-blue herds, coating the canopies in dew.
Sumire stands out for me because it specializes in miso-based ramen.
Encountering the Wabi Sabi aesthetic at Kinkakuji.
Cooking from a convenience store!
The Gion Festival takes place in Kyoto every year, it’s one of the most famous and largest festivals in Japan.
Since Japanese culture is so unique, these are daily essentials that travelers and expats will find helpful.
Just outside of Kyoto, Uji is known for Uji matcha, The Tale of Genji, and The Tale of the Heike.
Without compromising your “cultured” image.
Wandering past the lazy riverbanks, I suddenly came upon Nonomiya-jinja, or “Shrine in the Country.”