Kyoto People's blog

Despite the hustle and bustle of the city, this place still has a quiet atmosphere that dominates the whole ar […]

How are you, everyone? This is the defeated soldier. Susanoo-sama sang that he would build an eight-layered he […]

One holiday, when I was walking around Kyoto Porta located underground of Kyoto Station, I found something of […]

How are you all doing? I am glad to hear that you are well. This is the defeated soldier. Susanoo-no-Mikoto, t […]

Hello. The time for the announcement has come. This is a shocking announcement from HHK (Heian Broadcasting As […]

How have you been, everyone? This is the defeated soldier. What would happen when Susanoo-no-Mikoto defeats Ya […]

The latter part: The light of blue wind “The East Market is now transcending above-and-below distinctions of a […]

The first chapter: Beyond distinctions above and below any hierarchy “Then, Shonin, you say, Amitabha Buddha i […]

It is a word sometimes used by Kansai people. Someone is described as being in a state of ikki when he or she […]

The stories Kyoto people have. Those born and raised in Kyoto have probably been told this at least once or tw […]

There is a Kyoto dialect expression, “motsai.” In standard Japanese, it would mean “tacky,” “boorish,” or “unr […]

How are you everyone? This is the defeated soldier. Finally, Susanoo-no-Mikoto is about to slay Yamata-no-oroc […]

How are you everyone? This is the defeated soldier. I wonder if Susanoo-no-Mikoto, who is enshrined at Yasaka […]

How are you everyone? This is the defeated soldier. I heard this story from a great teacher who told me that d […]

These days, Corona is not so much a topic of conversation, and tourists from Japan and other countries are flo […]