The best starter guide to finding all things natural, healthy and delicious in Central Kyoto and buying organic products in Japan.
By Katheryne Samoylova 5 min read
Create your own custom jewelry pieces, new experiences and fun memories all in one go on your trip to Art Smith.
The best way to get around Kyoto is by bike.
Daimonji Yaki is a spectacular ancient festival in Kyoto that is a wonderful end to the long hot summer in Japan.
A stone’s throw away from Kyoto’s Nanzen-ji lies the beautiful Lake Biwako Canal.
Foreigner-friendly sake bar in of Kyoto’s famous geisha districts
The Gion Matsuri is a living symbol of Kyoto’s rich history and culture and is a must see festival in July.
My trip down memory lane, into some of Kyoto’s finest sites was a great day trip away from Osaka.
Kyoto lights up in November with the colors of fall.
A truly unique al fresco dining experience that dates back to the Edo period.
Hirosawa pond, though still popular, somehow feels less discovered. Out on the water, where it’s cool and dark, there is a sense of distance from the throng, of being alone but part of an quintessentially Japanese scene.
The Temple of the Golden Pavilion in all its majesty is something you must see with your own eyes to believe.