If you’re a fan of Japanese castles, you must visit Himeji, which is only 45 minutes from Kyoto Station by bullet train. Make the most of your time with our Himeji Day Trip Itinerary. Continue reading
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1-Day Kyoto Foodie Itinerary
This one-day Kyoto foodie itinerary takes you through some of the highlights of Kyoto’s vast culinary scene. It includes a traditional Japanese-style breakfast, the famed Nishiki Market, a fabulous green tea parfait, and gorgeous Buddhist temple vegetarian cuisine. Continue reading
The Best Japanese Translation Apps For Japan Travel
Concerned about communicating in Japan? Make your travels in Japan as smooth and hassle-free as possible with a translation app. Discover the translation apps we’ve tested in real life and find out which ones actually work with our in-depth guide. Continue reading
Sanjo-kai Shotengai Shopping Arcade
Sanjo-kai Shotengai shopping arcade is less than a kilometer long but is full of old, family-run establishments, specialist shops and local life. Florentyna Leow highlights some of its attractions in a virtual tour. Continue reading
1-Day Kyoto Vegetarian Foodie Itinerary
This one-day vegetarian Kyoto foodie itinerary takes you through some of the highlights of Kyoto’s vast culinary scene. It includes incredible egg sandwiches, some of the best soy milk ramen in the city, fabulous Japanese sweets, and yuba kaiseki. Continue reading
Kyoto Botanical Gardens
One of Kyoto’s most overlooked and most affordable hidden gems, the Kyoto Botanical Gardens is a must-visit for both visitors and locals alike. Continue reading
Kamigamo-jinja Shrine Handicraft Market
Kill two birds with one stone – do some sightseeing and get all your shopping done at Kamigamo-jinja Shrine! It’s held on the fourth Sunday of every month. Continue reading
Marukyu Koyamaen Nishinotoin Tea Shop and Teahouse Motoan
At Teahouse Motoan, you can have your cake and eat it – along with a cup of green tea. Continue reading
Chion-ji Temple Handicraft Market
Chion-ji Temple hosts a fabulous handicraft market on the 15th of every month. It’s a great place to pick up unique, locally made souvenirs during your travels to Kyoto. Continue reading
No Name Ramen
This ramen shop may be nameless, but it’s made a name for itself in Kyoto. Continue reading
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