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Category: Honshu

Kinkaku-ji, the Golden Pavilion, situated on the edge of a pond called Kyōko-chi ("Mirror Pond") is surrounded by a meticulously maintained, historic Japanese strolling garden.
Tomas Belcik January 17, 2026

Temple-Hopping in Kyoto: Why You Shouldn’t Try to See Them All

With over 1,600 temples and countless shrines, Kyoto presents visitors with a paradox: abundance so great it can overwhelm. Guidebooks, itineraries, and social media feeds…

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Young Japanese girls wearing kimono temple-sightseeing in Kyoto, Japan
Tomas Belcik January 17, 2026

Not Geishas — Kimono Culture and Everyday Performance in Kyoto

Walking through Kyoto, especially around temple districts like Kiyomizu-dera, Gion, or the Higashiyama slopes, you will almost certainly encounter young women dressed in elaborate kimono.…

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