Kyoto Takigi Nō: The Tradition of Firelit Japanese Theater
The History of Nō Nō (or “noh”), an over six-century-old style of Japanese theater, is a distinct blend of narrative music…
The History of Nō Nō (or “noh”), an over six-century-old style of Japanese theater, is a distinct blend of narrative music…
The Kifune Shrine in Kyoto, an abode of water gods for more than a 1000 years, recently celebrated its most important…
The much-anticipated Kamo Kurabeuma, a unique and historic horse race, will once again occur on May 5th at Kyoto’s Kamigamo Shrine….
Overarching Bloom Timeline Kyoto, a city renowned for its gorgeous and ancient temples, has an annual schedule as colorful as its…
One unique way to experience the tranquility of nature while in Kyoto is through a walk down the famed wisteria tunnels….
Held annually in May, the Kamogawa Odori showcases traditional Japanese dance and music, performed by Kyoto’s geiko and maiko from Pontocho….
Every third Sunday of May each year, thousands of tourists are drawn to the Katsura River in Arashiyama for a unique…
The infallible charm of the Aoi Matsuri festival annually captivates visitors and residents alike in Kyoto, as one of the city’s…
Shimogamo Shrine: A Historic Setting for Yabusame Ritual Every year on May 3rd, the historic Shimogamo Shrine in Kyoto, Japan, adorned…
A Glimpse of a Bygone Era in the Heart of Fushimi Ward Between May 1 and 5, the southern part of…
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