Kyoto is one of the top destinations in Japan for a reason. With its cultural heritage seemingly seeping out in every street corner, from well-preserved buildings to centuries-old traditions, it’s the perfect choice for those who wish to experience old Japan in this modern age. But […]
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Having been Japan’s capital for over 1000 years, Kyoto has a rich, complex, and vibrant cultural tradition. The city is known for its imperial palace, countless temples and shrines, and its three important annual festivals, or matsuri, that celebrate the history of this timeless metropolis. Today […]
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March symbolizes the beginning of Spring and the end of a Japanese year. While Kyoto saw heavy snow in the past week, the start of March marks some of the most exciting yet chill activities to do in Kyoto. Let’s dive into the best things to […]
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As you may already know, Kyoto is the old capital of Japan and it’s filled with traditions and festivals you wouldn’t be able to enjoy elsewhere in Japan! February in Kyoto is going to be the perfect month to enjoy the vibrant traditional rituals, cultural festivals, […]
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Happy New Year! As we step into the Year of the Snake, let’s take a moment to reflect on its symbolism. In the Chinese zodiac, the snake is often associated with wisdom, intuition, and transformation. It’s a time to shed the old, like snake skin, and […]
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Lately, my Instagram feed has been flooded with reels showcasing the beauty of Kyoto. If you’ve caught a glimpse of them, you’ve likely been amazed by the amount of tourists visiting this historic city. Kyoto is often known for its temples, shrines, and traditional Japanese charm. […]
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December in Kyoto is when the city’s charm takes on a magical spin. As autumn colors fade, Kyoto transforms into a winter wonderland rich with cultural and festive events that showcase the city’s unique blend of tradition and modern celebration. Kyoto’s December calendar is packed with […]
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In Japan, there’s a cherished tradition taking place every November when temples and shrines fill with brightly dressed children, proud parents, and an air of festivity. This celebration is Shichi-Go-San — a longstanding Japanese tradition that honors children who have reached the special ages of 3, […]
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As the leaves transform into stunning colors of red and gold, November in Kyoto brings a magical atmosphere that invites exploration. View the scenic maple leaves in the garden of some of the best temples in Kyoto, try out the seasonal food that is the freshest […]
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Picture this: the weather starts getting cooler giving a most gracious reprieve from the summer sun and the days get longer to allow you to enjoy more of the city. Yes, folks. Autumn is on the way. Whilst you may not see much of a change […]
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