Everything Kyoto - Reddit
I have been to famous spots like Fushimi Inari, Kiyomizu-dera, Kyoto station, Nishiki market, horseracing etc. So I’m looking for hidden gems in Kyoto. Preferably related to Japanese culture (I mean not like shopping centres). Events will also be good, but I searched in calendars and there’s no event in Kyoto. Thank you so much!
5 Days in KYOTO: What to do? What to skip? : r/Kyoto - Reddit
2020年12月31日 · 5 days in Kyoto or 5 days in Kansai? For Kyoto itself, I think 5 days is a reasonable amount of time, but if you're using it as a base for Kansai I would recommend at least a couple more for at least day trips to Nara, Osaka, and Himeji (possibly with Kobe). For Kyoto itself, I answered almost this exact question a couple of years ago in this ...
Kyoto Language School Reccommendations : r/LearnJapanese
2019年5月29日 · Kyoto people have a lot of Japanese pride, Osaka people have an inferiority complex between them Kyoto, and Tokyo, like they don't want to be too proud of Japanese stuff because they can't compete with Kyoto. In Kyoto strangers will be extremely nice to you, maybe harder to make friends.
How much time should we spend in Kyoto vs Tokyo?
2024年5月6日 · Spend more time in Kyoto and less in Tokyo. Kyoto has dozens of shrines, temples, and amazing food. It is also cheaper than Tokyo (in general), and much more accessible by foot and public transport to multiple sites in a day. Tokyo is fine for a sprawling city and all but if you like history Kyoto has more old sites that are still around and ...
Tourists banned from areas in Kyoto : r/JapanTravelTips - Reddit
I was unhappy with tourist behavior in Kyoto though I live in japan but was a tourist in Kyoto as well. One couple clearly disobeyed the queue at the station while we waited for the train. They pretended they didn’t know and when the train came, they hopped in without joining the already long queue. I called them out rightly but they didn’t ...
What’s the best area to stay in Kyoto? : r/JapanTravelTips - Reddit
The buses to and from the further flung temples can all be gotten at Kyoto station. Many travelers arrive in Kyoto by train and depart by train and use Kyoto as a base for day trips to Nara and Osaka. Staying near Kyoto Station does seem to make the most sense to me.
What is the Kyoto accent? : r/Kyoto - Reddit
Kyoto dialect may not have a tight accent. They are more sophisticated and soft-feeling than Osaka, Kobe dialect etc. What is characteristic of them is rather the temperament of Kyoto citizens. In Japan, Kyoto memes like "Kyoto people are passively aggressive" are popular. (Of course these are only prejudice.)
What activities to do in Kyoto that is NOT sightseeing ... - Reddit
2023年3月25日 · Take a nice stroll around Takaragaike Park — nice hidden gem in northern Kyoto-shi. Very peaceful and virtually no foreigners. Bar Alchemist - One of the best speak-easys in Kyoto. Fantastic seasonal drinks using hand-sourced ingredients. Head down to Takatsuki and enjoy some of the amazing parks out there.
I only have one day in the Kyoto area. What should I prioritize?
I'm leaving for Japan soon, but I will be busy on the weekdays. I only have one day in Kyoto. I'll be getting into Kyoto at 5:30pm on Saturday, and then I have all day Sunday, so I could wake up early. I'm wondering if on Sunday I should prioritize seeing Kyoto, Nara, or trying to do both in one day. I need to be back in Nagoya by late Sunday ...
Is kyoto actually a must-see? : r/JapanTravel - Reddit
Kyoto is a really cool city and it has its own atmosphere but I didn't feel it varied as much as other cities (and yet nowhere else was like Kyoto). Kyoto is fairly spread out as well and the transit system is bad comparatively. You'll spend a large chunk …