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Ohara: The Quiet Kyoto Getaway Where Streams, Temples, and Forest Views Meet

During summer months in Kyoto, the central districts of Shijo and Sanjo twinkle with the lights of elevated kawayuka platforms, where diners sit by the Kamo River. The riverside he...

“Kyōto YouMe Triennale MANIFESTO Edition” to be held in Kyoto

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The 2nd Kyoto Station Building Art Festival Geijutsu no Eki 2026 GNE

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The Best Things to Do in Kyoto: Our Favorite Temples and Hidden Gems

Kyoto felt like stepping into another world, where centuries-old traditions blend seamlessly with everyday life. During our stay in a beautifully restored Machiya, a traditional Ja...

From YBA to YJA Brings Japan’s Emerging Artists to Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art

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Through the Lens: Kyoto heat fires up Gion Festival crowds

Top 3 Bus Tours to Arashiyama & Kinkaku-ji (Amanohashidate Included) [2026]

Compare three bus tours from Osaka and Kyoto to Arashiyama, Kinkaku-ji, and Amanohashidate at a glance: prices, itineraries, and real reviews all in one place. Discover the surest...

KYOTO WITH KIDS

Kyoto with kids advice from the Number 1 site on exploring Japan with kids! I have been sending my Kyoto with Kids suggestions to family and friends so, instead of typing it up aga...

WATER PLAY & SPLASH PARKS FOR KIDS IN KYOTO

Kyoto in the summer months can be hard going if you are travelling with kids. See here if you are interested in renting a bike in Kyoto – it can be a great way to… The post WATER P...

Historic Kyoto Landmark Transformed Into Luxury Imperial Hotel

The Imperial Hotel, Kyoto has reached a significant historic preservation milestone for the former Yasaka Kaikan, a beloved 1936 architectural landmark located in the famous Gion d...

7 Reasons to Study Abroad in Kyoto, Japan 

Cradled by rolling hills and threaded with narrow lanes where wooden temples have stood for a thousand years, Kyoto is a city where beauty and history are never far apart. Home to…...

HOTEL IMAGINE KYOTO

  This is one of the most convenient and beautiful hotels I have ever stayed. I recommend this accommodation for:  – Japan first-timers– Couples who want to be near the station, wa...

This Japanese-Style Starbucks Is the Dreamiest Place to Take a Break in Kyoto (Maruyama Park Kiku-no-Kei Store)

Looking for a scenic place to rest during a day of sightseeing in Kyoto? Located in Maruyama Park, just behind Yasaka Shrine, the Starbucks Coffee Kyoto Maruyama Park Kiku-no-Kei s...

8 Best Machiyas in Kyoto: Experience Traditional Japanese Living During Your Stay

Machiyas are traditional wooden townhouses once favored by Kyoto’s merchants and craftspeople until just before WWII. Today, these beautifully preserved homes offer travelers a cha...

Kyoto vs. Tokyo for Study Abroad: Which Japanese City Is Right for You?

When it comes to studying abroad in Japan, two cities tend to rise to the top of students’ wish lists: Kyoto and Tokyo. Both offer incredible opportunities to experience Japanese…...

(Summer Exclusive) Kyoto's Kamogawa & Osaka's Kitahama Terraces: 5 Budget-Friendly "Kawadoko" Cafes & Restaurant...

When you think of summer in Japan, fireworks, yukatas, and lively festivals probably come to mind. But in the Kansai region, there is another beloved seasonal tradition: kawadoko,...

Authentic food tour: Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka Food Tour

Japanese cuisine is deeply rooted in regional geography, history, and seasonal availability. While international perception often reduces the country’s culinary output to a few wel...

KYOTO RESTAURANTS WITH KIDS

My Kyoto with Kids page is extensive and includes the playgrounds, sightseeing and places to eat but if you’re just looking at Kyoto Restaurants to visit with kids? This is the bes...

Biwako Valley Day Trip from Kyoto: Cool Mountain Air and Incredible Lake Views Just 40 Minutes Away

When you're in Kansai, sure, you can shop till you drop and hop between shrines in the city, but if you want to squeeze a jaw-dropping natural view into your Kyoto day trip itinera...

Kyoto recap, bamboo forest, and monkey park

Sharing the last of my Japan posts! We had the most magical time in Kyoto and I’m excited to share the details with you if you’re considering adding this to your travel list! More...

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Join Naked in the Niwa garden: Kyoto Station’s newest spot to craft traditional art

Workshops offer English instruction in making custom gold leaf bags, weaving bamboo baskets, and crafting samurai armor. Many tourists descend upon the historical capital of Japan...

“Kyoto Modern Architecture Festival 2026” to be held

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July 2026 Update! Michelin Guide Sneak Peek: 12 Must-Visit Hidden Gem Restaurants in Kyoto & Osaka

Michelin Japan just announced on July 23, 2026, an exclusive sneak peek on the official Michelin Guide website and app, revealing 12 brand-new recommended restaurants in Kyoto and...