"Kyoto is a city as renown for its natural beauty as for its architecture and traditions. From the stone-paved Mt. Hiei in the east and the soaring treetops of Mt. Atago in the west, to the Kamo and Katsura rivers snaking their way southward, and ever…"

"Kyoto seems to be the city of a thousand temples, shrines, and gardens. Unsurprisingly, this makes it difficult to decide on what is a 'must-see' when you have a limited amount of time! This Kyoto guide aims to get you off the beaten path, co…"

"This guide primarily towards for photographers who wants to feel connected to Kyoto during cherry blossom and take pictures describing on how he/she feels about the season, the nature, the culture and the people, and ultimately Kyoto itself."

"Kyoto is a beautiful, classic city, rich in Japanese history and resplendent in temples, shrines, and natural beauty. While Kyoto has a lot to offer culturally, sometimes it can be a difficult city to navigate with children, young or old. So check ou…"

"An Autumnal travel to Kyoto during October and November when the autumn foliage is colorful at its best, the winter of December will turn the scenic city into white snow. Visiting temples of Pure Land Buddhism, Shinto and Zen, dated as early as year …"

"While Kyoto is a very traditional city, with more than 1,000 years of history, it is also an open-minded place, and full of hidden romantic spots to enjoy with your loved one."

"Kyoto is a lovely city that operates at a more leisurely pace compared to Tokyo. If you're expecting a hustling and bustling metropolis, this is not the place. Stick with Tokyo. However, if you want to enjoy the beautiful and historic "Ol…"

"Kyoto is a haven for photographers. This ancient capital of Japan offers thousands of temples, shrines and museums; each offers its unique accents. Bear in mind a lot of religious and sacred institutions do not allow tripod or flash. It would be pr…"

"After you've exhausted the inexhaustible list of Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines that earned Kyoto the historical nickname "City of Ten Thousand Shrines," you'll be happy to know that the former capital has yet more to offer to …"

"Kyoto is a tourist friendly place. Tourists enjoy discount rate on transportation. It is charming with some many Unesco heritage sites. Food is amazing."

"Kyoto was the capitol city of Japan for over 1200 years. While the court moved to present day Tokyo in 1868, the city remained to this day the center of traditional culture. To really appreciate Japan's heritage, one should visit the cities Buddh…"

"Do like the locals do and devour Kyōto's food culture as avidly as you would its rich history. From the elegant nobleman's haute cuisine of kaiseki-ryōri, to the no-nonsense Zen vegetarianism of shōjin-ryōri, and the classic simplicity of hom…"