Kyoto

Kyoto Food? It’s heaven! During our week in Kyoto, we ate very, very well. The vast majority of the time was at either at Nishiki …

Similar to the Paris in HDR post I did last September, I thought I would share a series of Kyoto photos Mr. Misadventures and I …

On our last day in Kyoto before heading to Osaka, Mr. Misadventures and I visited Fushimi Inari Shrine. It’s located on the outskirts of Kyoto …

One thing you will quickly learn about visiting Kyoto is that there are thousands of Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines. To me it is very …

We didn’t realize when we decided to go to one of the most popular temples in Japan, that is was the most popular temples in …

The vast majority of Kyoto’s geisha live in the Gion district, an area filled with shops, restaurants, and teahouses, where geiko and maiko (apprentices) entertain. They …

After a rainy first day where we spent the morning at the Nishiki Market and the afternoon learning a bit about Zen spirituality at Kennin-ji …

Until my trip to Kyoto and Osaka, my only visits to Japan had been to Tokyo. During my many visits over the years, I had …

After spending an introductory morning at Nishiki Market with Daniel (a few hours well spent as we went back to the market nearly every day …

While walking through the centuries old market area in Kyoto’s Nishiki Market when stumbled upon a time warp. Crammed in among fish mongers, tamago chefs …

During our week in Kyoto we went to the Nishiki Market every day. I’ve shared about the incredible vegetables and the delicious tamago both of …

We had such a wonderful time grazing through Nishiki Market each day during our stay in Kyoto. I would love to set up a little …