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KYOTO, Japan - July 6, 2015 - PRLog -- Experience

You can also have the hands-on experience of making wagashi in Kyoto,Japanese confectionary, or turn into a Samurai or Ninja. Of course you can also put on a Japanese kimono and enjoy sightseeing in traditional Japanese style.

Food and Drink

The food in Kyoto is fantastic! Of course there is traditional Japanesefood, including Kaiseki full course meals, tempura, sushi, soba, udon,ramen, curry rice, sukiyaki, shabu shabu, and Kyoto obanzai, which isthe traditional homecooking that's so delicious and so healthy.

Life is kyoto

Kyoto is a great place for shopping! Whether you want a souvenir for yourself or a gift for someone else, there's definitely something in Kyoto. I recommend visiting the Teramachi shopping arcade and the Nishiki Market that branches off from it. There are thousands of specialty shops all over the city where you can get traditional furoshiki cloths, incense, Japanese paper, or Japanese tea.

Learning

Kyoto is a city with a long history (more than 1200 years) and stands along with Tokyo and Osaka as one of the most popular destinations for foreign guests, both business people as well as tourists. Kyoto has more than 1000 temples and shrines.

Sightseeing

Kyoto has more than 1000 temples and shrines. Among them are 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Some of the popular sightseeing spots include Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, Kiyomizu Temple, the Gold and Silver Pavilions, and Nijo Castle. The Japanese gardens at these temples and shrines are breathtakingly beautiful and filled with quiet tranquility.

Seasons of Kyoto

The Kamo River, running north to south along the east side of Kyoto isalso an excellent place for jogging, taking a walk, or just relaxing.The water birds and the turtle-shaped stepping stones are quite popular.

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