Heian Raku Ichi Market: A Haven of Handmade Crafts and Delights
Established in 1895, the Heian Shrine remains a noteworthy symbol of Kyoto. Erected to commemorate the 1100-year-anniversary of Kyoto as Japan’s…
Established in 1895, the Heian Shrine remains a noteworthy symbol of Kyoto. Erected to commemorate the 1100-year-anniversary of Kyoto as Japan’s…
The ancient Shinto purification ritual, Nagoshi no Harae, occurs at the end of June every year at Shinto shrines throughout Japan….
Indulge your senses and embrace the talents of local artisans at the richly diverse Umekoji Park Handicrafts Market. This vibrant marketplace…
The rich blend of history and culture in Kyoto reaches its peak three times a year, during the highly awaited Kyoto…
The annual bamboo-cutting ritual, locally known as Takekiri Eshiki, held in Kyoto’s Kurama-dera Temple harks back to a time well over…
The Shingon Buddhism’s Celebration of Births Chishakuin Temple, known for its panel paintings and gardens, comes alive every year with the…
Ajisai, or hydrangeas, delight the hearts of locals and tourists alike during the rainy season in Japan typically in June and…
The Reisai Festival, held annually at the Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto is distinguished by an ancient dance performance. Dating back to…
History of Shimogamo Shrine The Shimogamo Shrine, colloquially known as Kamomiya Shrine, is steeped in history and cultural significance. As one…
The Taue Rice Planting Festival in Fushimi Inari Shrine Every year, as the season of rice cultivation begins, the sacred precincts…
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