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Quote: The husband is an avid WWII history buff, having planned many trips around places such as Normany, Berlin, Dachau concentration camp, and of course some of the best war museums in London. So of course the main… Read More
Quote: Nijo Castle was the home of the Tokugawa shogunate in Kyoto. It was built in 1603 and for the area is very ornate and ostentatious. There are some interesting architectural aspects to the buildings, including the… Read More
Quote: First built in 752AD, Todaiji is the most famous of Nara's UNESCO-listed temples. It dominates the northern part of Nara Park, a 15-20 minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station.Time your visit for the opening of… Read More
Quote: If you go to Kyoto and see only one attraction, make it the famous Golden Pavilion!The astounding beauty of Kinkaku-ji is impossible to comprehend through literary description or even photograph. When gazing… Read More
Quote: When the word "Zen" is used, a handful of typical images come to mind. Perhaps it is a simple image of a stone Buddha statue. Perhaps it is a peaceful Koi pond. Quite often, it is a rock garden.Ryoanji-Mai… Read More
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Quote: Sometimes called the Castle of Ginkgo Trees, it is one of the three most famous castles in Japan. It was designed by Lord Kato Kiyomasa and completed in 1607. However, most of the castle buildings were destroyed… Read More
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Quote: Tucked neatly away in the mountains is another must-see in Kyoto. Kiyomizudera is another temple that has been made famous over the centuries through various Japanese artists in a variety of media. Meaning… Read More
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Quote: Quite possibly the best dance company in Japan, or even Asia. Mizuki Ueno has an unique expression that goes beyond technique. A must-see if you're in Tokyo. … Read More