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2018年5月14日

Attire for Kemari (Noblemen’s Foot Ball)

Have you ever heard of a term Kemari (蹴鞠)? It is a foot ball game played by noblemen and courtiers in the Heian (平安) period. The Kemari was introduced to Japan from China along with Buddhism in the Asuka (飛鳥) period, and gained frenzy popularity. Some people even consider Kemari as one of the triggers ・・・

2018年5月14日

Happy customer

Rating : ★★★★★ My photographer is wu wen che (TETSU) Very talented and proffesional . We love all the ressults. And also we comppany by translator make our experience go smoothly . Crew in yumeyakata also proffesional and the kimono is very beautiful. Thanks wu wen che , shanaz, and the crews.. will come back ・・・

2018年5月13日

Fresh Green Maple Leaves at Jingo-ji Temple

If you wish to enjoy a green maple leaves in Kyoto, Jingo-ji (神護寺) temple is the place to go. Due to its remote location from the city center, not many Kyoto residents visit this temple. However, it’s still the best spot to spend a relaxing time viewing the fresh greenery of young maple leaves. Jingo-ji, ・・・

2018年5月13日

Fresh Moss in the Rain at Saihoji Temple

Saihoji (西芳寺), a world heritage site, was established in the Nara (奈良) period and is better known by its common name, Kokedera (苔寺, the moss temple). It is truly a nice place to visit during your stay in Kyoto. *Visitors must make a prior registration. At the temple, visitors first experience Shakyo (写経, Sutra copying) ・・・

2018年5月13日

Suwato Embroideries

My mother gave me a set of Kimono (着物) and Obi (帯, belt for kimono) adorned with extremely beautiful Suwato (汕頭) embroideries. The embroidery was developed in the town called Suwato in China and is listed as the three famous embroideries in the country. In European high society, people love the traditional Suwato handkerchieves since ・・・