🍁 Kyoto – The city where time moves slowly

If Japan were a thick book, Kyoto would be the warmest page in the book — not as wow as Tokyo, not as flashy as Osaka, but with a certain charm that is quiet, simple, and deep. 🌿

🎐 The scent of the past that still breathes

Kyoto is an old city where the past has not gone anywhere. Some streets are still paved with stones, red lanterns still stand in front of teahouses, and people wearing kimonos still walk by.

There are so many temples and shrines here that it's hard to choose. Each place gives a different feel. Some are so quiet that you can sit and listen to the sound of falling leaves, while some are lively with the smell of incense and the sound of bells. 🍂

⛩ Temples, shrines, and peace of mind

Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Temple) is stunningly beautiful — like a real painting. The water reflecting off the Golden Temple and the changing leaves are a sight that everyone should see.
Fushimi Inari Shrine and its thousands of torii gates are another place that has a strange energy. Walking past the gates, your heart will feel calm in an indescribable way.

🍵 Green tea and Japanese sweets

Anyone who loves sweets will love this place. There's bitter green tea and sweet, soft, melting wagashi. Patongo is not related 555 But wagashi with green tea is a perfect match in a Japanese way.
Sitting in an old wooden shop, sipping hot tea, watching people walk by is a happiness that doesn't need much explanation 💚

🎎 Walking in Gion is like going back in time.

Gion is really beautiful. Old wooden houses are lined up, and the soft orange lights make you feel like you're walking in a movie scene.
If you're lucky, you might even see a maiko or geisha walking by. Everything looks light, simple, and elegant.
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