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2018年4月15日

A Cherry Tree at Joshokoji Temple

The charm of cherry blossoms is sometimes mysterious. It makes us happy, brings us excitment, and sometimes enchants our hearts. I have seen many cherry blossoms at various sites in Kyoto this year, and among them, the one at the Joshokoji (常照皇寺) temple in the Keihoku (京北) district was mesmerized me the most. The cherry ・・・

2018年4月15日

Cheese Cake at Papa Jon’s

The other day, I visited a cafe called “Papa Jon’s” with Ms. Beniko, my colleague who is formally a Maiko (舞妓). This place is famous for the variety of New York style cheese cakes, and we had a good time. Many of my readers might think that Kyoto people’s’ favorite food is Japanese cuisine, but ・・・

2018年4月14日

Thank you so much for all.

It was a marvelous experience and we enjoy the pictures a lot. Nicknam : SamiaYour photographer :Taijiro MizuguchiCame to the shop on : 4 / 4

2018年4月14日

Beautiful photos and friendly service

Rating : ★★★★★We booked a premium plan and photo session. We were very pleased with the service. The ladies got my husband and I ready on time for our photo session and they were organized. Our ph otographer, Daiki Shikama, arrived timely and we went to the Higashiyama area. He was very nice and friendly ・・・

2018年4月14日

Domestic Duties in Kimono

Here’s a funny story about Tasukigake (たすき掛け, tucking up the sleeves of a kimono with a tasuki string). I was speaking about Tasukigake as in tucking up Kimono sleeves so as not to stain the sleeves, whereas my friend was referring to it as a method of factorization of math. For we don’t wear Kimono ・・・