Romancing Japan | Tag: Kyoto

Uncover the history and beauty of Otagi Nenbutsu-ji, a lesser-known temple with 1200 moss-covered Rakan statues. Explore the unique experiences awaiting this offbeat Kyoto treasure.

Rock Bar ING Kyoto, a Kyoto institution since 1998, offers personalized service, eclectic decor, and a vibrant nightlife scene. Visit for a unique rock and roll experience!

Discover Heian-Jingu Shrine, an iconic landmark in Kyoto, Japan, showcasing the Heian period's cultural and artistic achievements. Read about the shrine's historical splendor and serene gardens.

Traveling from Tokyo to Kyoto is worth the journey as it transitions from bustling Tokyo to serene Kyoto, blending modernity and tradition. The trip by bullet train is a leisurely and memorable experience.

Kyoto accommodation can get expensive. If you're looking for where to stay, this article lists the top five best budget options for travels to consider.

Explore Kyoto's Kinkaku-ji Temple with this guide, covering its history, architecture, and gardens. Learn the best visiting times and how to respect the Golden Pavilion for a memorable experience.

People usually come to Kyoto to see the best temples in Japan. These are the historical places you should see if you're only Kyoto for a short time.

Being a vegan or vegetarian in Japan can be a challenge. Armed with knowledge and planning, you can enjoy awesome Japanese cuisine.

Matsuage Festival is the best Japanese festival you've never heard of. It's the fire festival that you should see if you're in Kyoto, Japan during summer.

Shoden-ji Temple is the most underrated Kyoto attraction. The temple is largely unknown to tourists, and a hidden gem. This temple is small, but a must-see location.

Explore the challenges faced by Kyoto's iconic Geisha district due to overtourism and how the local officials are taking necessary steps to preserve this cultural heritage.

Locally known as 'tourist pollution', overtourism puts pressure on local residents and caused issues with local businesses and infrastructure. Politicians are looking for a way out.

Kyoto, Japan's ancient capital, seamlessly blends tradition with modernity, featuring over 2,000 temples and shrines, including iconic sites like Kinkaku-ji and Fushimi Inari Taisha.