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A group of experienced Sushi chefs in Kyoto offers fun, memorable and delicious Sushi making classes!Why not learning ho...
09/10/2023

A group of experienced Sushi chefs in Kyoto offers fun, memorable and delicious Sushi making classes!

Why not learning how to make authentic Sushi from the real Sushi chef!?
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Happy holiday greetings to you all! KVG hopes this year’s holiday season fills you up with a lot of joy and happiness. W...
23/12/2022

Happy holiday greetings to you all!
KVG hopes this year’s holiday season fills you up with a lot of joy and happiness.

We are very happy that KVG has come back to its regular version from the November issue 2022, and look forward to sharing more stories with all of Kyoto fans in the world through our pages in the coming year.

New stories are up on our website:

https://www.kvg-kyoto.com
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KYOTO VISITOR’S GUIDE November 2022 has been published and some new articles are up on our website!https://www.kvg-kyoto...
14/11/2022

KYOTO VISITOR’S GUIDE November 2022 has been published and some new articles are up on our website!

https://www.kvg-kyoto.com/new-stories/kvgnovember-2022

This month's feature:

— Shinto Architecture
Where the spirit, history, and the heart of the miyadaiku exist
Interview with Shokodo
https://www.kvg-kyoto.com/new-stories/shintoarchitecture

Looking Back, Moving Forward to a Sustainable Kyoto
— Interview with Joel Stewart, a Kyoto-based artist
https://www.kvg-kyoto.com/new-stories/interviewwithjoel

Croissant + Waffle = Croffle !?Wafla Kyoto has just opened in the central Kyoto area this month!Wafla's French owner, wh...
16/09/2022

Croissant + Waffle = Croffle !?

Wafla Kyoto has just opened in the central Kyoto area this month!

Wafla's French owner, who is an experienced pastry chef at a world-famous sweets store, has created these brand-new sweets.

Come and try Croffle at Wafla Kyoto!!
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Happy birth month, KVG!!!35 years ago, in July 1987, the very first issue of KYOTO VISITOR’S GUIDE was born and the copi...
15/07/2022

Happy birth month, KVG!!!

35 years ago, in July 1987, the very first issue of KYOTO VISITOR’S GUIDE was born and the copies were distributed in the city of Kyoto.

KVG will continue to share stories about this beautiful, resilient city and her people, as we have continued so for over 35 years.
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March 3rd, is the day of Hina Matsuri in Japan - a festival celebrating healthy growing and happiness of girls. And the...
01/03/2022

March 3rd, is the day of Hina Matsuri in Japan - a festival celebrating healthy growing and happiness of girls.

And the Hina Matsuri is all about gorgeous Hina Ningyo dolls.

Traditionally, families display heirloom dolls - some passed down for generations - from mid-February to early March.

Read more about this Japanese tradition in our Seasonal article:

https://www.kvg-kyoto.com/seasonal

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Cold Monday morning in Kyoto, with the mountains on the west and the north are wearing snowy cap, but we are able to fin...
21/02/2022

Cold Monday morning in Kyoto, with the mountains on the west and the north are wearing snowy cap, but we are able to find little signs in town that spring is arriving before too long.

Kitano Tenmangu Shrine is one of the best plum blossom viewing sites in Kyoto whose deity, Michizane Sugawara(a court officer in the 9th century) was in love with plum.

Read our seasonal article on Ume 梅 or Japanese plum blossoms ⬇️⬇️⬇️

https://www.kvg-kyoto.com/seasonal/plumblossom
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February 3rd is the day of Risshun, or the first day of spring in the lunar calendar. But in reality, it’s still halfwa...
03/02/2022

February 3rd is the day of Risshun, or the first day of spring in the lunar calendar.

But in reality, it’s still halfway through the cold winter, the time between the merriment of New Year’s and the cherry blossoms of spring.

Many East Asian countries hold festivals in which the end of winter is symbolized by the expulsion of evil and welcoming of good spirits.

In Japan this festival is called Setsubun.

Visit our Seasonal page and learn more about the Japanese tradition of Setsubun in Kyoto:

https://www.kvg-kyoto.com/seasonal/setsubun
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20/01/2022

Today, 20th January, is Daikan 大寒, the start of the coldest days of the year according to our traditional seasonal calendar, and yes, it’s very true in Kyoto ….

Wishing you a happy New Year! May the new year be filled with lights and hope for everyone. All you miss about Kyoto is ...
28/12/2021

Wishing you a happy New Year!

May the new year be filled with lights and hope for everyone.

All you miss about Kyoto is still here, vibrant and unchanged.

We look forward to more opportunities to tell you about splendors and wonders of this city.

Thank you very much for being with KVG .kyoto - it will celebrate the 35th birthday in July 2022!







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Around December 20-23 each year, the North Pole tilts its furthest from the sun, bringing the shortest day and longest n...
16/12/2021

Around December 20-23 each year, the North Pole tilts its furthest from the sun, bringing the shortest day and longest night of the year.

The day is called Toji, or the winter solstice in Japan (this year December 22nd).

And we can’t talk about the day of Toji without yuzu.

With a refreshing aroma and sour taste very similar to lemon, this deep yellow-skinned yuzu has been a favorite fruit of Japanese people for a long time.

Read and learn more about yuzu and a Japanese winter tradition.

https://www.kvg-kyoto.com/articles-1/yuzu-wintersolstice
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Even the deity laments,Seeing the beautiful colored leaves of Oharano fall,Please, wind of Mt. Oshio,Blow soft so that w...
29/11/2021

Even the deity laments,
Seeing the beautiful colored leaves of Oharano fall,
Please, wind of Mt. Oshio,
Blow soft so that we can enjoy it longer…

— Waka poem by Koreie Fujiwara, a Heian-period aristocrat (11th century)

Feel and enchanted by the colors in Kyoto - “Autumn Hiking in Rural Nishiyama” is now on our Seasonal page.

https://www.kvg-kyoto.com/seasonal/autumn-hiking-inrural-nishiyama







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