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03 Sep
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Kyoto One Cup Sake Tasting 1: Kitagawa Honkei Brewery-Tomio Honjozo Miyouhoudai

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Tomo Brewery in Kyoto City has created this one cup sake to promote tourism and Miyoudoudai Festival in particular when the night is lit by...
22 Sep
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Gastronomic Destinations: Brunch at Coffee House Maki in Kyoto!

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Service: Smiling and very attentive Equipment & Facilities: Overall very clean. excellent wahroom. Completely non-smoking on Sundays Prices: reasonable Strong points: Morning/brunch sets/ sandwiches/fine coffees/take-outs....
20 Sep
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Gastronomic Destinations: Dinner at Ikariya Shokudou in Kyoto!

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Service: Smiling and attentive Equipment & Facilities: overall very clean. Small but excellent washroom Prices: reasonable (for Kyoto) Strong points: French and fusion bistro cuisine...
05 Sep
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Kyoto Craft beer: Kizakura Brewery-Kyoto Beer Brown Ale

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Kizakura Brewery is on eof the most famous sake breweries in Kyoto and it does some craft beers among other products. I had the occasion...
22 Jun
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Kyoto Cake and Confectionery Shops

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Of course there are many cake and confectionery shops in Kyoto! They can be roughly divided into French and Western Cakes Shops, Japanese Traditional wagashi...
22 Jun
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Kyoto Sights: Post Office and Koban Police Box!

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When in Kyoto you can either choose to visit the big touristic attractions or look for things out of thr ordinary! here is a couple...
22 Jun
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Kyoto Dragons

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I just love dragons! There are not so many of note in Kyoto, but here is a small sample of what I discovered last week:...
21 Jun
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Kyoto: Toufuku Temple & Gardens

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You don’t have to visit Buddhist Temples in Japan because of religion. An agnostic hedonist like myself can find many reasons to enjoy their visit....
19 Jun
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Kyoto Udon Restaurant: Okakita!

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Service: Very kind and attentive Equipment & facilities: Spotless clean overall. Beautiful washroom. Entirely non-smoking! Prices: Reasonable Strong points: Top-class udon cuisine! People tend to...
19 Jun
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Kyoto Pavement Art

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Like in every city in Japan yu should have a god look at the pavements of Kyoto City, although they are remakably from this of...
18 Jun
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Japanese Sake Barrels and Others at Shinto Shrines in Kyoto City!

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One big difference between Shinto Shrines and Buddhist Temples in japan is that you will find Japanese sake barrels in the former and never in...
18 Jun
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Myoonbensenten Shrine in Kyoto City

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As I said before it is a good idea to keep your eyes open in Kyoto while forgetting the big toursit attractioons at the same...
17 Jun
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Chinese Restaurant in Kyoto: Sichifukuya!

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Service: Very friendly Equipment & facilities: Clean overall. Basic Japanese style washroom Prices: Reasonable to slightly expansive Strong points: Shanghai Family style cuisine. Chinese old...
16 Jun
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Kuras. Japanese Warehouses in Kyoto!

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If you are looking for kuras/Japanese warehouses, Kyoto City is the place to visit! Kuras come under all kinds of forms, styles and age! This...
15 Jun
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Kyoto Yakitori Restaurant： Lunch at Torisei

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Service: Very friendly Equipment & Amenities: Very clean overall. Excellent washroom. Entirely non-soking for lunch! Prices: Reasonable Strong points: Bento and yakitori. Sake! Many big...