Eikando: Kyoto’s Best Fall Spot
If you come to Kyoto in the fall, you will likely be on the hunt for a place where you
Read MoreIf you come to Kyoto in the fall, you will likely be on the hunt for a place where you
Read MoreOne of the most popular traditional Japanese sweets out there is mitarashi dango. These chewy rice cakes covered in a
Read MoreTo the north of Kyoto City lies the wild Keihoku area. Many visitors to Kyoto are likely unfamiliar with this
Read MoreAbout an hour from Kyoto City is the Keihoku. Although technically still part of Kyoto City, Keihoku is quite remote
Read MoreThe last leg of the Kyoto Circuit Trail is the Nishiyama Course. While a little bit shorter (10kn in total)
Read MoreThe Kitayama West Course is a part of the Kyoto Circuit Trail, and runs from Ninose to the foot of
Read MoreThe Kitayama East course is a part of Kyoto Circuit Trail runs from Mt. Hiei to Ninose through Ohara and
Read MoreThe Higashiyama Course is a trail that is part of the 24.6 km long Kyoto Circuit Trail. This trail is
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