Private Guided Traditional Buddhist Cooking in Japan - Seven dishes, seven ways to use vegetables

Kyoto’s Buddhist cooking is not temple austerity on a plate. It is careful, seasonal food built from tofu, vegetables, grains, […]

KYOTO Sake Tasting Tour at Local Breweries(tasting fee included) - At the Breweries: Seeing How Sake Is Made

The best part of this Kyoto tour is its setting in Fushimi, one of Japan’s major sake-producing districts. You move

Kyoto tea town for matcha lovers - Uji Shrine gives the morning a cultural start

Uji is where matcha stops being a flavor on a dessert menu and becomes a part of daily life, craft,

Arashiyama & Nara Highlights: One-Day Private Tour Adventure - Tenryu-ji and the Sogenchi Garden

Arashiyama’s bamboo grove and Nara’s bowing deer make an appealing pair, but they sit in opposite directions from Kyoto. This

SHIRAKAWA Japanese Culture Experiences with private English staff - Choosing two workshops from three

Kyoto’s Furukawacho Shopping Arcade is not a stage set for tourists. It is a working neighborhood market, lined with local

Guided Gion Tour: Explore Kyoto’s Historic Geisha District - The Izumo no Okuni Statue and Kyoto’s performance roots

Gion is best understood on foot, where a quiet side lane, a wooden machiya house, or a passing maiko can

Guided Kyoto City Cherry Blossom One Day Private Tour - Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, Kyoto’s famous first stop

Kyoto’s biggest challenge is not finding beautiful places. It is fitting them together without losing half your day to maps,

Kyo-arashi Shibori Scarf Class - How the kyo-arashi scarf process works

The best part of this Kyoto class is that you do not simply buy a craft item, you make a

Kyoto: Golden Pavilion, Nijo Castle, Nishiki Market. Private - Nijo Castle and the power of the shogun

Kyoto’s past comes into focus on this private tour, which links the gleaming Golden Pavilion, the shogun’s Nijo Castle, and

Fish Cutting workshop in Kyoto Japan - Meeting the Fishmonger at Kimura Fresh Fish

At this Kyoto workshop, you do more than watch someone prepare sashimi. You handle the fish yourself, cut it into

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