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Biking the hills of old Kyoto1 comment

studio360blog wrote 8 months ago: Our disco-era Kyoto hotel redeemed itself when we found out they rent free bikes.  So our 24-hour vi … more →

Tags: Japan, Flea Market, hokoku shrine, kyoto

Bye Bye Kansai!

shibuiyoga wrote 9 months ago: Well, that’s it. Osaka is over. Air Canada decided to cancel the route as of October 23rd and … more →

Tags: anusara, Japan, travel yoga, yoga and community, studio yoggy, kyoto, Kiyomizu, anusara in japan, mark shveima

Day 5: Himeji Castle and Kyoto2 comments

danielle912 wrote 11 months ago: We left Kyoto early and took the JR train to Himeji, the largest feudal castle in Japan. Walking s … more →

Tags: Himeji, Japan, kyoto, Travel, Gion, Himeji, Himeji castle, Nijo, Nijo Castle

Day 3: Kyoto1 comment

danielle912 wrote 11 months ago: Our first day in Kyoto started out beautifully. We walked up Higashiyama in the hot, hot sun and wer … more →

Tags: Japan, kyoto, Travel, cemetery, geisha, Gion, Hanami-koji, Kiyomizu-dera, Kyoto temples

Heian-jingu, National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto

phoebz wrote 12 months ago: (still 29 June 2008) I still walked for another hour, I think, the thoughts were quite blurry when I … more →

Tags: kyoto, coin locker, heian jingu, imperial palace, impressionist, Kyoto Museum of Modern Art, miko, Renoir, Shinto

How to smile like a geisha, Gion, Kyoto5 comments

phoebz wrote 12 months ago: 29 June 2008 Good morning, Kyoto! Weather isn’t the perfect for my tight schedule of visiting … more →

Tags: kyoto, geisha, Geiko, maiko, Makeover, Gion, yasaka jinja, Maruyama park, macha ice cream

Kaii Higashiyama: A Retrospective

eirwen wrote 1 year ago: On an up note, I wanted to post about this. I won’t be able to go, unfortunately. But anyone w … more →

Tags: Art, Japanese, Paintings

Glorious sunshine, cherry blossom, cherry blossom and still more cherry blossom – Kyoto at its best

kyaachan wrote 1 year ago: Paul had found a good walk around the Higashiyama area of Kyoto recommended in our Lonely Planet gu … more →

Tags: Food, Japanese customs, Japanese Food, Uichiro, soba, kyoto, hegisoba

Kyoto: Kiyomizudera

Trane DeVore wrote 3 years ago: Kiyomizudera, founded in 788, is one of the most famous temples in Kyoto. People come here to pray … more →

Tags: Japan, Travel, Kansai, Culture, History, Religion, Shrine, kyoto, 京都

Kyoto: Chawan-zaka

Trane DeVore wrote 3 years ago: The approach to Kiyomizudera is known as the Chawan-zaka, or “Teapot Lane,” because it … more →

Tags: Japan, Travel, Kansai, kyoto, 京都, 東山, Shops, Chawan-zaka, Teapot Lane

Kyoto: Geisha and Maiko

Trane DeVore wrote 3 years ago: Kyoto is the current center of geisha culture in Japan, though in Kyoto geisha are known as geiko. … more →

Tags: Japan, Travel, Kansai, Art, Culture, Photography, kyoto, 京都, 東山

Kyoto: Ryozen Kannon

Trane DeVore wrote 3 years ago: Kyoto’s monument to the Unknown Soldier gets barely a mention in the guidebooks (probably bec … more →

Tags: Culture, History, Japan, Kansai, Politics, Religion, Society, Travel, Article 9

Kyoto: Kodai-ji

Trane DeVore wrote 3 years ago: Kodai-ji temple was founded in 1605 by Kita-no-Mandokoro (popularly known as Nene), the wife of Toy … more →

Tags: Japan, Travel, Culture, History, Architecture, kyoto, 京都, Buddhism, Zen

Kyoto: Yasaka Pagoda

Trane DeVore wrote 3 years ago: At the height of the Golden Week holidays, the weather in the Kansai area turned perfect — t-shirt … more →

Tags: Japan, Travel, Kansai, Culture, Religion, Buddha, Buddhism, kyoto, Temple


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