Kyoto People's blog

The coffee shop is located on Kyoto’s Kuramaguchi Street, a short walk down Kuramaguchi Street from Exit 2 of […]

Although I am not sure if it is because Kyoto people respect tradition that more women after their marriage be […]

If you say Kyoto in a nutshell, some of Kyoto people live in the Gosho area, while others live in the Yamashin […]

The latter part: Amid the connection, which is calm, strong and warm Thank you, Oyu. Truly thank you for savin […]

How are you, all? It is said that Susanoo-sama, who has been enshrined at Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto since ancient […]

The first chapter: Mild warmth, a light will be lit. Today, in this place, the sick, the poor, and the orphans […]

Aughhhh! Shall I turn you into a reiki, too? Greetings, human beings. I’m a demon. I have no name. I only call […]

Hello to everyone in Japan and all humanity around the world. Today, I’d like to introduce my recommended shop […]

How are you, everyone? This is the defeated soldier. I’d like to make a sequel talk of Susanoo-sama, who have […]

Oh, oh, Yasaka Shrine is lively today as well. Such a large number of people have come to pray. Today, despite […]

Hello, everyone. Sometime has passed since the beginning of August, but how are you doing? Hot days have conti […]

How is everyone doing in the continuing hot summer? In addition to the summer heat, summer colds and coronas a […]

How are you everyone? This is the defeated soldier. Let me continue with the story of Susanoo, who has been en […]

I want to eat, eat, and I’m starving. I’m very much starving. Oh, what is this restaurant? It looks like tasty […]

Conchiching, conchiching. Oops, looks like it’s that time of year again. Kyoto in July is filled with the Gion […]