Have Ya Seen Japan - Page 6 of 52 - Adventures of Yaseen Hijazi

Exploring the enchanting architectural diversity of Kyoto City

Kyoto was once Japan’s capital, but today it’s seen as Japan’s “cultural capital,” home to some brilliant traditional & modern architecture.

Kyoto / Park

Kyoto is home to a plethora of scenic outdoor parks that showcase Japan’s natural beauty and seasonal color transitions.

Along the beautiful Kamo River by Sanjo Station is the luxurious rooftop cafe known as M Stand, serving up aesthetic Japanese food and drink.

Tokyo is known for its hustle and bustle atmosphere and concrete jungle, but these 5 parks provide a serene escape for calm relaxation.

Exploring Tokyo doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg, in fact, you can totally soak up Japan’s capital city without spending a cent!

Chionji Temple is located along the stunning Miyazu Bay in Amanohashidate, home to one of the Nihon Sankei – Japan’s Three Scenic Views.

I’ve done my fair share of exploring Asia and the rest of the world, yet Japanese convenience stores still rank in the top spot for me!

Japan is abundant in its very peculiar beverages designed to immediately boost your power. These 5 energy drinks will keep you buzzing!

Tori Saku is a franchise of delicious Japanese-style fried chicken known as karaage, with stores across Kyoto and Osaka.

In the hotter seasons, opting for an iced coffee is the way to go, like 7-Eleven Japan’s recently introduced Café Latte Smoothie!

In the heart of Kyoto is the hidden gem known as Coffee Bar PineBook where you can immerse yourself in books, coffee, and culture!

Real Mexican food is a real struggle to find in Japan, but thanks to Roti Chicken & Jackie Tacos, you can experience it right here in Kyoto!