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The plum blossom is the true herald of spring in Japan. Unlike the busy, festive crowds of late March, viewing plum blossoms is a calm, quiet, and sophisticated experience.
Read MoreAs the New Year festivities fade, Kyoto becomes a place of discovery: rich in culture, rooted in tradition, and perfect for experiencing the atmosphere with fewer crowds.
Read MoreEvery December 31, as midnight approaches, Kyoto transforms into a city of sound and spirit.
Read MoreYour gateway to Kyoto’s most enchanting autumn nights from Miru Kyoto Nishiki and Miru Kyoto Gion.
Read MoreOn October 7, 2025, the art collective teamLab will open its largest museum in Japan, a permanent space called Biovortex Kyoto.
Read MoreKyoto’s air is scented not only with wooden temples and mossy gardens but also with centuries of fragrance culture. Incense, or kō, has been part of Japanese life for over a thousand years.
Read MoreKyoto’s summer is filled with gentle scenes that stir the heart—ceramic-lined streets, rivers glowing with fireworks, and mountain bonfires flickering in the night.
Read MoreAs the cicadas hum, the city enters its most vibrant season of the year: matsuri festival season. For those staying with us this July, you’re in for an unforgettable journey into the heart of Kyoto’s traditions.
Read MoreIn Japan, the seasons are not only felt—they are tasted. And few experiences offer a more poetic glimpse of summer than the cool elegance of wagashi, traditional Japanese confections.
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