Kaiawase is one of the Japan’s old games. It is believed that princesses in the Heian Period used to play this game.
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Kendama… it’s something that any Japanese person has tried at least once in his or her life.
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Do you know the temple called Ryogin-an?
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“Kyoto Hanatouro” is a creative project aiming to decorate the beauty of a Kyoto evening in each of the four seasons with the theme of “light”.
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Mifune Matsuri, held every May, originated from the old tradition when the emperors in the old days were entertained on the boats moving along the Oi River in Arashiyama.
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