The temples and shrines in Kyoto have been keeping their rituals and events from the olden days.
They are traditional, sacred and a pleasant experience. We'd like to introduce them every month.
They are worth to visit during your stay.
This is a unique kyogen which is related to the Buddhism and famous throughout Japan. The performers wear mask […]
October is a month of change in Kyoto; text by Steve Cooke The weather changes from the balmy late summer of S […]
Teramachi Street (between Marutamachi and Oike), located to the south of the Imperial Park, is lined with many […]
This is an annual festival of a rustic and tranquil shrine located near the east side of the Imperial Palace. […]
October 20th, Maiko welcome the guests at the entrance of the castle. October 20th ~ 27th, Castle tour while r […]
“Kasakake” Ritual is the traditional archery on the horse began in the 8th century. You can see th […]
In ancient time, the custom was to select one princess to serve the god of ise Shrine in Mie Prefecture where […]
It is a good chance in autumn to enter without a reservation or your passport. It’s free of charge.
October is a month of change in Kyoto; text by Steve Cooke The weather changes from the balmy late summer of S […]
Teramachi Street (between Marutamachi and Oike), located to the south of the Imperial Park, is lined with many […]