The Matsu-age Torch Lighting festivals, held annually during the month of August, celebrate rural Japanese traditions, bring local communities together, and…
The Kameoka Peace Festival Hozugawa River Fireworks, a traditional Kyoto event in August, commemorating peace and harmony, is held annually in…
A Centennial Celebration of Pottery in the Heart of the Ancient Capital Kyoto, Japan – From August 7-10, the annual Gojō-zaka…
Celebrating the Legendary Love Story of Orihime and Hikoboshi The Kyo no Tanabata Festival, one of the most awaited Kyoto events…
A Temple Steeped in History and Myth Tanukidani-san Fudo-in is a unique Buddhist temple located in the Ichijoji district in north-east…
On the evening of the Tanabata Festival, the Kōdai-ji Temple in eastern Kyoto comes alive with a stunning night illumination. Lining…
The Mitarashi Festival is held annually on the hottest day of the year at Shimogamo Shrine (a registered World Heritage site)….
Fushimi Inari Shrine Illuminated in Vermillion Light The highly acclaimed Motomiya Festival, one of the Kyoto events in July, is held…
Ancient Rituals with a Modern Touch The Mizu Matsuri, or Water Festival, is a time-honored event at the Kifune Shrine in…
The Significance of Hydrangeas in Japanese Culture Hydrangeas (アジサイ, ajisai) are not only a popular flower in Japan but also a…
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