Japanese flower arrangement makes Happy New Year! Temples and shrines in Kyoto start preparing for t...

Japanese sweets for New Year I’m looking forward the traditional Japanese sweets of the Zodiac in t...

Seeing the calligraphy and flowers on the alcove   Although some Japanese people have the str...

The origin goes back to the event of imperial palace   We usually have the first tea ceremony aro...

Saka　Manju（Japanese confectionary made of Sake） Saka Manju is the Japanese sweets usually sold only...

Shojin Ryori is vegetarian diet   We have some Japanese vegetarian restaurants in temples in ...

Daitokuji temple   Daitokuji temple is 3 stations by city bus from Kitaoji subway station. It...

Japanese tea utensil shops in Kyoto My tea house “Tea Ceremony Koto” is just a 1minutes walk from Ki...

Tea Ceremony in Kitanotenmangu shrine Kitanotenmangu shrine has 2 tea rooms, which have tea ceremon...

Kimono Show in Nishijin textile center   Kyoto has flourished by Nishijin textile and kimono....