Kyoto People's blog

　 Unrefined people may not realize it until they are in their coffins. The harsh Kyoto dialect: “Refusal Editi […]

I see. So, this is a shrine that brings blessings for good health of the legs and hip and recovery from illnes […]

Photo of Folk Crusaders members Photo of Imjin River To begin with Folk Crusaders, a band from Kyoto that chan […]

At the beginning When people outside of the Kansai region think of Kamigata language, what comes to their mind […]

For starters In this newly launched section titled “Tubakuro Easy Cookbook” the columnist will introduce a var […]

A book published several years ago titled “I hate Kyoto” by Dr. Shoichi Inoue, director of the Center for the […]

I will now introduce the people who, when I was a child, brightened and enlivened our daily lives in Kyoto. Th […]

I see, this is the “Kodo Gyoganji Temple.”   I was deeply moved by my visit to Gyoganji that day. Gyoganj […]

Soshoku Café ren Shijo Omiya shop The other day, I (columnist) and a friend made our first visit to a restaura […]

Although I have been here several times, this may be the first time I have felt healing. Under the clear May s […]

Soseki in his last days in Gion, Kyoto Gion Shirakawa River I wonder if it’s a man and a woman on the other si […]

The memory of the coronavirus, a new type of infectious disease that shook the world several years ago, is sti […]

Thank you for your hard work! This is Umino. I hope you are not getting sick due to the recent temperature dif […]

These days, the streets of Kyoto are crowded with foreign tourists. Kyoto, the ancient capital with a history […]

On Sunday, March 16, while out for lunch at Ikemasa-tei in Nishiki Market, the columnist visited Marutune Kama […]