Taking you on a journey starting in Uji, a town in Kyoto known for its tea, and later to the World Heritage Site; Enryakuji Temple.
If you’re a fan of Japanese sake and want to deepen your Sake knowledge, follow us on this Fushimi Sake journey!
Get a glimpse of what Kyoto’s iconic Togetsukyo Bridge looks like in each season in this article and decide on the season you want to visit!
Fushimi Sake represents Kyoto’s nature, lifestyle, culture, and traditions that have been passed down from generations to generations along with the development of the town of Fushimi.
If you are worried about the amount of hair on your head, or the population of silkworms, find out more in this article about which unique shrines to visit for these worries!
Otoyo Shrine is a rare shrine that is guarded by a pair of mice instead of a pair of dogs and has now become a popular site!
Toyokuni Shrine, a shrine that has a long historical significance and is also designated as a national treasure.
Not only is the name very long, but this shrine is also very unique. It is a shrine that is dedicated to silkworms! It also has a very unique torii gate on its grounds.
Introducing Kurumazaki Shrine, a very interesting shrine with a box full of magical rocks that represent all the wishes that have come true!
Find out why Okazaki Shrine, or the ‘Rabbit Shrine’ is secretly attracting attention among tourists who visit Kyoto recently.
