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1. www.lonelyplanet.com › japan › kansaiKyoto travel - Lonely Planet | Japan, Asia

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   Best Time to Visit. Best Things to Do. Attractions. Must-see attractions. Nishiki Market. Downtown Kyoto. The covered Nishiki Market (Nishiki-kōji Ichiba) is one of Kyoto’s real highlights, especially if you have an interest in cooking and dining. Commonly… Enryaku-ji. Kyoto.

2. www.lonelyplanet.com › articles › best-things-to-do-in-kyoto15 best things to do in Kyoto - Lonely Planet

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   • Stay Golden at Kinkaku-ji
   • Walk Through The Iconic Orange Gates of Fushimi Inari Taisha
   • Find Fortune at Kiyomizu-dera
   • Time Travel at Nijō-Jo
   • Enjoy A Stroll at Koke-dera
   • Sip on Some Matcha
   • Get Your Ramen Fix
   • Embrace All The Options at Nishiki Market
   • Bring Home Sustainable Souvenirs
   • Stay at A Ryokan

   Kinkaku-ji is a tourist favorite – nicknamed Golden Pavilion for its gold-leaf gilded upper layers, this zen temple is a magnificent sight regardless of the time of year. One-way foot traffic flows fairly consistently but tends to bunch up directly in front of the temple, where visitors tend to pause to grab a show-stopping photo of the temple refl...

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   There’s a reason that Fushimi Inari-Taisha ranks high on every visitor’s list: the 10,000 vibrant orange torii(gates) snaking up the hill to create the ultimate photo op. The practice of donating a gate to the temple has been in place since the Edo Period and carries on today as businesses celebrate their successes with an act of gratitude. Start a...

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   Located in Eastern Kyoto, Kiyomizu-dera literally towers over the city with the help of 139 stilts. During the Edo period, seekers would jump from the temple's platform to the ground 43ft below in order to make their wishes come true. Today, you can instead find your fortune at the sacred Otowa Waterfall. Located on the temple’s lower level, the st...

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   Enter through Nijō-jō's large eastern battlements to step back in time. The castle was the former home of Tokugawa shoguns, and its lavishly appointed gardens and opulent chambers filled with detailed murals and intricate carvings speak to the warlord collective’s extreme wealth. Keep an eye out for the painted lions (created by an artist who had y...

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   Koke-dera (the nickname for Saiho-ji) is so stunning that the temple inspired “Moss Garden,” a track on David Bowie’s 1977 album Heroes. However, walking in Ziggy Stardust’s footsteps takes some advance planning. In order to preserve Koke-dera’s tranquility, visitors must registerat least one day in advance (although up to two months earlier is adv...

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   Matcha was originally drunk by Chinese Buddhist monks who believed the highly caffeinated beverage assisted in their quest for nirvana. When the religion spread to Japan, matcha came with it, particularly in the southern region of Kyoto Prefecture, which has an 800-year tradition of cultivation. To learn more about the beverage, start with a tradit...

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   Kyoto’s food scene is often overlooked thanks to neighboring Osaka, aka “the nation’s kitchen.” However, the city has been teasing out different types of the famous noodle soup since the first ramen street stall was set up in 1961. Kyoto Gogyo is known for its high-end burnt ramen, with broth cooked at extremely high temperatures to create a smoky ...

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   If variety is your spice of life, then Nishiki Market is your place. Also known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen,” this five-block collection of over 100 restaurants and shops is the perfect place for snacking on local specialties. It also doesn’t hurt that many stalls give out free samples. Feeling brave? Try the shockingly photogenic tako tamago (a baby octop...

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   From bento boxes to washi (handmade paper) and porcelain, Kyoto is a great place to pick up souvenirs. You could easily spend the day browsing tourist-favorite department storesTakashimaya and Daimaru Kyoto. To bring home a piece of history, consider a stop at Vintage Kimono AN Gion, a cozy storefront crammed with vintage kimonos. Not only do they ...

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   Kyoto is considered one of the great historical epicenters of Japan, so there’s no better way to experience the region's essence than by staying in a ryokan. These traditional inns are generally smaller than their western counterparts and outfitted with woven tatami mats, futons that are rolled out every night and all matter of meaningful art. The ...

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3. www.lonelyplanet.com › japan › kansaiMust-see attractions Kyoto, Japan - Lonely Planet

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   Kiyomizu-dera. Southern Higashiyama. A buzzing hive of activity perched on a hill overlooking the basin of Kyoto, Kiyomizu-dera is one of Kyoto's most popular and most enjoyable temples. It….

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4. www.lonelyplanet.com › articles › things-to-know-before14 things to know before going to Kyoto - Lonely Planet

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   2021年12月16日 · 1. Tune in to the seasons. Kyoto is a very seasonal destination, so plan your trip accordingly. The spring cherry blossom season is when the city is at its most photogenic but also its busiest. If you want to visit during this time, you’ll need to book accommodations a year or more in advance – expect to pay premium prices.

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   2021年4月29日 · Mar 28, 2024 • 6 min read. From buzzing cities to serene forest walks, these are our favorite places to visit in Japan © Taiyou Nomachi / Getty Images. Japan offers up a real feast for travelers, with mountainside onsen (hot spring) villages, beach-lined islands and buzzing megacities all on the menu.

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6. www.lonelyplanet.com › articles › top-things-to-do-in-japan24 best things to do in Japan - Lonely Planet

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   2021年9月21日 · 24 of the best experiences in Japan. Phillip Tang. Mar 23, 2024 • 17 min read. Tokyo has a quirky delight around every corner © ModernewWorld / Getty Images. Japan sparks all the senses, from its temple bells, capsule hotels and breezy cat islands to outdoor sculptures, pine-forest hot springs and umami flavors in world-class dining.

7. www.lonelyplanet.com › japan › south-of-tokyoYokohama travel - Lonely Planet | Japan, Asia

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   Even though it's just a 30-minute train ride south of central Tokyo, Yokohama (横浜) has an appealing flavour and history all its own. Locals are likely to cite the uncrowded, walkable streets or neighbourhood atmosphere as the main draw, but for visitors it's the breezy bay front, creative arts scene, multiple microbreweries, jazz clubs and ...