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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.

The Golden Pavilion or Kinkaku-ji (金閣寺) has become a pilgrimage for visitors to Kyoto, but is it really worth your time?

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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.

Japan always puts its own twist on things whether it’s McDonald’s burgers or Starbucks coffees, and Anytime Fitness gyms are no exception.

Fushimi Inari-Taisha is by far Japan’s most popular shrine, known for its thousands of orange gates and fox statues.

Known for its eclipsing bamboo groves and stunning mountainous forests, Arashiyama is one of the coolest districts to visit in Kyoto, Japan!

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Located in the heart of Kyoto, the legendary Motokichi Yukimura can be found bringing smiles and joy to his customers at Kichi Kichi Omurice!

No matter where you are in Japan, chances are there’s a scenic walk near you. These are my top 5 walking paths in Japan!

Kyoto is one of the most naturally aesthetic cities I’ve ever been to. Here are 5 of my favorite views in Japan’s former capital!

Easily the most aesthetic views I’ve seen in Japan, if not in my life, was at the picturesque temple of Kiyomizu-dera in the heart of Kyoto.

Kyoto’s international manga museum provokes a deeper appreciation for Japanese comics and animation through its insightful artifacts.

The JR Pass is a foreigner’s best friend for traveling across the country. Here are 5 reasons you should get one for your next trip to Japan!