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James from Easy Homemade Sushi is a fellow Kyoto fan and he joins us this week to talk about the must-eat foods in Kyoto. This selection has my mouth watering and so many fabulous …
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Kyoto is a city we absolutely love to visit. We've stayed here regularly on our travels through Japan. There is so much to discover in its small alleyways and there's a …
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Explore the city with this self guided Kyoto walking tour around central Kyoto. Follow the marked route or pick attractions to suit your interests. [separator type="thin"] This …
Kyoto is a beautiful city to visit but it can get expensive. Here are our top 10 picks of fun and free things to do in Kyoto that you don't want to miss.Did you know …
If you're a foodie or cultural traveller you need to find a little time in Kyoto to visit this historic market and give your taste buds a treat with a few unique and special …
Nijo Castle is one of the must-see spots on our Kyoto list. We were really surprised to hear several visitors to the city say they weren't going because there's 'no point …
Headed to Kyoto for springtime? It's one of our favourite sakura spots in Japan so here are some of the best locations and events for viewing cherry blossom in Kyoto.In …
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Planning to see geisha in Kyoto? Head into the areas where they live and entertain. These geisha districts are known as hanamachi and there are 5 in Kyoto. [separator …
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If you're visiting this historic city a Kyoto geisha experience might be one of the things you'd love to do. For most foreign visitors an intimate evening with a geisha, or geiko …
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Eikan-do is one of those temples that we wandering into off of the Philosophers Path without any intent or prior conception of what to expect. That can be a blessing and a curse. …
