Kyoto, the cultural heart of Japan, is not only renowned for its stunning temples and traditional tea houses but also as a heaven for vintage kimono enthusiasts. On the hunt for that perfect piece to take home as a unique souvenir, but don’t want to splash […]
July is one of the busiest and most exciting times to visit Kyoto. The city is packed with festivals, cultural events, and seasonal traditions you won’t see at any other time of the year. Gion Matsuri is the big one, with massive floats and a lively […]
The Hotel Seiryu in Kyoto Kiyomizu offers a unique blend of modern comfort and traditional Kyoto atmosphere. Housed in a converted 1930s school building, it preserves the neighborhood's heritage while providing luxurious contemporary hospitality. From the carefully designed rooms to its prime location near Kiyomizu Temple, […]
If you’re in Kyoto this June, I’d say, “Lucky you!!” Whether you’re a nature lover, a history buff, or a shopping enthusiast, Kyoto has an amazing range of experiences. Throughout the month, the cultural capital of Japan buzzes with sound, color, and celebration every June. Here, […]
Kyoto, Japan’s cultural capital, is well-known for its temples, traditional tea ceremonies, and the historical heritage that draws visitors from around the world. But what some may not realize is that Kyoto is also a hidden gem for food lovers, particularly those seeking to experience the […]
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 […]
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 […]
April is a transition from spring to early summer for Japan. Mild and pleasant weather makes cherry blossoms bloom and crowds gather and enjoy picnics under the trees. Whilst there are warm days in most regions, occasional rain and cool evenings remind us of the end […]
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 […]
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, […]
