Kyoto was once the Capital of Japan before it’s anagram Tokyo took over the reigns. Surrounded by rich natural beauty, Kyoto is a city with a unique repertoire of compelling culture that has been refined over the past 1,200 years. Many aspects of Japanese culture originate from Kyoto and are deeply rooted in the lives of residents to this day.
Jizo statues (statues made of clay, bronze or stone that represent the guardian deity of children and travellers) can be found throughout the city. Kyoto’s tradition adds colour to everyday life through Japanese food, as well as an appreciation for tea, and flower arrangements placed tastefully in open spaces. By experiencing this kaleidoscopic culture first-hand, travellers can enjoy a deeper perspective on Kyoto and its history.
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