Shimai Kōbō: The Grand Kyoto Flea Market Experience
A Tribute to a Buddhist Priest Kobo-ichi, popularly known as Kobo-san, is not just an average market. This flea market held…
A Tribute to a Buddhist Priest Kobo-ichi, popularly known as Kobo-san, is not just an average market. This flea market held…
Held every December 14th at the Bishamon-dō temple in Yamashina, the Gishi Matsuri festival is a historical commemoration of the renowned…
The Tale of the 47 Rōnin and its Connection to Hōjū-ji Temple Each year on December 14th, the serene ambiance of…
A Glimpse of Japan’s Culinary Heartbeat Understanding Kyō-ryōri Kyō-ryōri, the very soul of Japanese culinary culture, is a symphony of five…
Hari Kuyo Festival Hari Kuyo, also known as the Japanese Buddhist and Shinto Festival of Broken Needles, is a unique event…
The Japanese art of flower arranging, Ikebana, a fine tradition inherent in Japanese culture since the Heian period (784 – 1185…
Celebrating Academic Excellence and Japanese Tradition Japan’s esteemed Kitano Tenmangū Shrine, renowned for its breathtaking plum grove and prayers for scholarly…
Scheduled for early October 2023, the men’s ATP 500 tennis tournament, appropriately dubbed “Japan Open,” will occur at Ariake Tennis Park…
Movie Lineup and Event Overview Immerse yourself in a world of cinematic brilliance at the Hibiya Cinema Festival, one of the…
Kodai-ji, a well-preserved temple formerly known as Kodaijusho-zenji Temple, is one of Kyoto’s remarkable historical sites. Founded in 1605 by Kita-no-Mandokoro…
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