You’ve probably seen this tower in every Japan tourism ad, the infamous Yasaka Pagoda. Standing tall at 46 meters, it is the pride of Kyoto.
Hokkaido / Kitakyushu / Kyoto / Mountain / Mt. Moiwa / Philosopher's Path / Sapporo / Sendai
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These 5 incredible observation decks in Japan are completely free!
Nothing beats the feeling of being on top of the world! These 5 observation points in Japan are not only stunning but 100% free to access!
Architecture / Culture / Kyoto / Temple
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Nanzenji Temple is one of Kyoto’s most underrated destinations
It’s not the temple you often see in travel magazines, but Nanzenji Temple is so much more than a building, it’s a haven of pure beauty.
Culture / Kyoto / Starbucks
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Visiting a traditional Japanese-style Starbucks in Kyoto’s Ninenzaka
Japan puts its own spin on everything, and this traditional Japanese-style Starbucks is the perfect example!
Cycling / Kyoto
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Journey to Yawata – cycling along Kyoto’s Kamo River
They say it’s the journey, not the destination that matters. Having no particular interest in Yawata, I embarked on this cycle across Kyoto.
Accommodation / Kyoto
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Kyoto Hana Hostel – Japan’s best foreigner-friendly accommodation
English-speaking staff, comfortable, convenient, and an unbeatable location at an equally unbeatable price, Kyoto Hana Hostel has it all!
Fushimi Inari-Taisha / Kyoto
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Fushimi Inari-Taisha: 5 Reasons to Visit at Night
What if I told you there was a better way to see Kyoto’s most popular shrine? Here are 5 reasons to visit Fushimi Inari-Taisha at night time.
Kyoto / Philosopher's Path
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The Philosopher’s Path is Kyoto’s walking route for deep reflection
The Philosopher’s Path is a serene walking route that connects Nanzenji temple to the Silver Pavilion, known for its meditative atmosphere.
Golden Pavilion / Kyoto / Temple
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The Golden Pavilion – is it worth visiting?
The Golden Pavilion or Kinkaku-ji (金閣寺) has become a pilgrimage for visitors to Kyoto, but is it really worth your time?
Kyoto
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The underrated beauty and practicality of Kyoto’s Kamo River
People come to Kyoto for shrines and temples, but if you’ve lived here long enough, it’s sights like the Kamo River that stay by your side.
Kyoto / Sports and Fitness / Travel
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Anytime Fitness hits different in Japan
Japan always puts its own twist on things whether it’s McDonald’s burgers or Starbucks coffees, and Anytime Fitness gyms are no exception.
Culture / Fushimi Inari-Taisha / Kyoto / Shrine
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A day at Fushimi Inari Taisha – Japan’s most popular shrine
Fushimi Inari-Taisha is by far Japan’s most popular shrine, known for its thousands of orange gates and fox statues.