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Kyoto, Japan
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When to visit
Atracciones en Kyoto, Japan
1. Fushimi Inari Taisha (伏見稲荷大社) - famous torii gate mountain shrine
2. Kiyomizu-dera (清水寺) - historic hillside temple with wooden terrace
3. Kinkaku-ji (金閣寺, Golden Pavilion) - iconic gold-leaf temple
4. Ginkaku-ji (銀閣寺, Silver Pavilion) - Zen temple and moss garden
5. Arashiyama Bamboo Grove (Sagano Bamboo Forest) - scenic bamboo walk
6. Ryoan-ji (龍安寺) - renowned Zen rock garden
7. Nijo Castle (二条城) - Edo-period castle with nightingale floors
8. Kyoto Imperial Palace (京都御所) - historic residence of the imperial family
9. Nishiki Market (錦市場) - lively food market in downtown Kyoto
10. Gion District (祇園) - historic geisha district, including Hanami-koji and Yasaka Shrine
Traditional Sweet Dishes
Mochi
Kyoto mochi is traditionally pounded by hand at festivals, producing a glossy, elastic texture that symbolizes good fortune and community spirit.
Yatsuhashi
Yatsuhashi is a cinnamon-flavored Kyoto sweet shaped like a folded triangle, and the soft unbaked version wrapped around sweet red bean paste is a must-try local specialty.
Wagashi
Kyoto wagashi are miniature seasonal landscapes you can eat, crafted to mirror flowers, leaves and festivals and designed to complement the bitterness of matcha during tea ceremonies.
Traditional Savory Dishes
Kaiseki
Kaiseki in Kyoto is a poetic multi-course meal where each dish is arranged like a painting, highlighting one perfect seasonal ingredient and a delicate balance of taste and texture.
Yudofu
Yudofu is humble simmered tofu served near Kyoto temples, often enjoyed straight from the pot in a kelp-infused broth to celebrate simplicity, purity and the monk's palate.
Obanzai
Obanzai is Kyoto's home-style cooking, made from small, seasonal ingredients sourced within the city and prepared with techniques passed down through generations, it embodies sustainable, everyday elegance.
Traditional Beverages
Matcha
Kyoto's matcha, especially from Uji, is prized for its bright green color and savory umami, and in the tea ceremony it is whisked into a froth to create a meditative moment of flavor and focus.
Sake
In Kyoto's Fushimi district the soft groundwater creates silky, mellow sake, and centuries-old breweries still use traditional wooden fermentation methods to produce nuanced flavors.
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Day trips
Nara
Ancient temples and friendly free-roaming deer in Nara Park.
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Vibrant food, nightlife, and Osaka Castle.
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Home of Himeji Castle, Japan's best-preserved castle.
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Scenic sandbar with classic 'view from above' lookout.
Google MapsComentarios (9)
Comida barata por todas partes si te pierdes, las tiendas de conveniencia nos salvaron, en general muy seguro y gente educada, no se espera propina.
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Reserva restaurantes populares con antelación y comprueba online los días que cierran los museos. Muchos museos pequeños cierran los lunes, planifica en torno a eso para evitar viajes en vano.
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Kyoto se sentía como entrar en otra época, templos preciosos, la comida es increíble, espera multitudes en los puntos clave pero aún así vale la pena 4-5 noches.
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Visita el bosque de bambú de Arashiyama antes de las 7 para evitar las colas de selfies, luego explora las calles laterales para mejor café y menos turistas.
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Semana lluviosa para nosotros, los jardines se veían mágicos en la llovizna pero mucho caminar con zapatos mojados, sería mejor en primavera u otoño.
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Getting there
Airports
Train stations
JR Tokaido/Sanyo Shinkansen, JR lines, Kintetsu connections
Keihan & Hankyu connections to Kyoto center
From KIX take the JR Haruka limited express or airport limousine bus to Kyoto Station.
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