The best part of this $6 badminton session is not just the exercise. It is the chance to join a […]
Kyoto’s food culture makes the most sense when you taste it one small bite at a time. This three-hour walk
Kyoto’s Golden Pavilion, Nara’s free-roaming deer, and Fushimi Inari’s red gates all fit into one ambitious day from Tokyo. The
Kyoto’s best moments often happen away from its famous temple gates. This three-hour afternoon bike tour takes you through narrow
Fushimi Inari is famous for its endless red torii gates, but the best part of this tour is the quieter
Kyoto’s best-known old streets make more sense when you walk them as an ancient approach to Kiyomizu-dera, not as a
Kyoto packs some of Japan’s best-known sights into a wide area, and this eight-hour walking tour links four major stops
Amanohashidate is the star here: a long pine-covered sandbar crossing Miyazu Bay, best admired from above or through the playful
The unusual appeal here is the three-part format: you make traditional dry sweets from Wasanbon sugar, shape two seasonal Nerikiri
Nara’s greatest pleasure is how quickly the city shifts from busy station streets to open parkland filled with sacred deer.