Kyoto People's blog

Hey, what’s this fulfillment … G … g … g … g … eg. It’s great. I’m fiercely, no, super-impressed right now. I […]

Kyoto has a long history and many old streets remain, so it is easy to assume that the people who live there a […]

The green tea lunch time. I am about to die due to hunger. Belly bugs, belly bugs, belly bugs, my belly is rum […]

These days, you can find Japanese confections in supermarkets, etc., and these too are sold in the Kanto and K […]

Ren, the little child, has been spending her time since her arrival at Koro-kan, gently caring for Oyu, whom s […]

The latter part: The lullaby that wraps the sorrow Mother … mother … As the dark night came and she went to sl […]

The first chapter: Ren, a child of sorrow The life at Rajomon Gate, which is rumored to be haunted by demons. […]

The latter part: whereabouts of the soul Sorry … sorry. All right, it’s okay, it’s okay … it’s okay, it’s okay […]

The middle part: DAWN OF DREAMS Father… Mother… In me, Oyu, visions of my father and mother float in and out o […]

The first chapter: I want to continue believing that however deep the darkness is. The woman who was suffering […]

Wow… How comfortable the wind is! A new wind envelops me now♪ Holding the pleasure in my heart, well the movie […]

Good morning! This is Kurama Tengu. (￣―￣)b For those of you who live in the Kyoto area, do you often see the d […]

What is shown in the road of Buddhist Laws is the sacred biography of the “Great Nyoraizo Jodo”. This sacred b […]

Good morning! This is Kurama Tengu.(￣―￣)b I am a bit of a stockbroker for shareholder gift certificates, and I […]

“Well, here we are.” “Wow, it’s large.” Under a clear blue sky, Ren looks at the lofty building and lets out a […]