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The unknown sites of Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto

The unknown sites of Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto

2021-07-202021-08-27 - by Rieko Azuma

It’s no secret that Fushimi Inari Shrine attracts a great number of tourists from around the world. Everyone knows the iconic vermilion torii gates called Senbon Torii (千本鳥居,thousands of torii …

How to understand hannarism in Kyoto

2021-06-282022-06-14 - by Yumi.H

What is “hannari”? Have you heard the word, hannari (はんなり)? Hannari describes people’s impression of the Kyoto dialect. It is used to describe a person who is graceful, natural, and …

Ohenro (お遍路) -88 Temples Pilgrimage- in Kyoto

Ohenro (お遍路) -88 Temples Pilgrimage- in Kyoto

2021-05-312021-08-27 - by Rieko Azuma

Pilgrimage in Kyoto?  As you know, Kyoto has a lot of sightseeing spots, such as Kinkakuji temple, Kiyomizudera temple, Bamboo forest in Arashiyama and Fushimi-Inari shrine. Each is absolutely stunning, …

Enjoy the Eizan Railway, enjoy my hometown Ichijoji

Enjoy the Eizan Railway, enjoy my hometown Ichijoji

2021-02-132021-02-16 - by Yumi.H

“Onoriyasu” Eiden, “Oideyasu” to my hometown Ichijoji! Hi everyone! Today I’d like to introduce a small local railway which runs through my home town. It is called the Eizan Dentetsu …

The 3 Best Places to Work and Study for Free in Downtown Kyoto

The 3 Best Places to Work and Study for Free in Downtown Kyoto

2021-02-032021-10-21 - by Keisuke Harada

Kyoto is known as the most popular tourist spot in Japan because you can experience a whole bunch of historic locations and various traditional Japanese activities. But at the same …

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The unknown sites of Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto

The unknown sites of Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto

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Ohenro (お遍路) -88 Temples Pilgrimage- in Kyoto

Ohenro (お遍路) -88 Temples Pilgrimage- in Kyoto

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How Tonkatsu Was Born

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How to take up a boxed lunch lifestyle

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Amazing article Rieko! So much detail, I…

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