Feel It, Learn It — The Culture of Japanese Language
This time, I’d like to introduce the Kanji Museum in Gion. Its official name is the Kanken Kanji Museum & …
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Seasonal Colors Floating on a Desk
This time, I’d like to introduce Rurikō-in Temple, quietly nestled in Yase, in the northeastern part of Kyoto….
— A Gaze That Looks Back, Shaped by Gentle Compassion
This time, I’d like to introduce Eikandō, one of Kyoto’s most celebrated spots for autumn leaves. Its official…
Quiet Water Lilies, Found Underground
This time, I’d like to introduce the Asahi Group Oyamazaki Villa Museum of Art, located in Otokuni, Oyamazaki …
Choose, Write, and Send — The Japanese Art of Thoughtfulness
Have you ever wanted to preserve your travels in your own words? This time, I’d like to introduce Kyoto Kyukyo…
A Town That Weaves Time, and Spins the Future
This time, I’d like to introduce Nishijin, an area in the northwest of Kyoto. Strictly speaking, there is no o…
A Quiet Pottery Experience in Nijō
This time, we’d like to introduce Gallery Michinakaba—a pottery studio quietly tucked away in a calm resident…
Zen: The Essence of Minimalism and Encountering the Depth of Time
This time, we introduce Nanzen-ji Temple, a representative Zen temple of Japan located in Kyoto’s Higash…