Hi,I’m Keiko from Osaka! Ohara is a tranquil quiet village and the best-kept secret of Kyoto. It is a small valley surrounded with mountains where you can experience the “rural” Japan, though located only 40 minutes to 1 hour away from Kyoto. In recent years, Ohara is slowly becoming popular among expats and foreign tourists・・・
Hi,I’m Keiko from Osaka! I’ve introduced Top 5 best Kobe beef restaurants in Kobe before. Please visit here for more details:Local tells Top 5 best Kobe Beef Restaurants in Kobe!The most delicious Beef in the world! Usually Kobe beef costs at least 10,000 yen for dinner set,and 5,000 yen for lunch set. However there are・・・
Hi,I’m Keiko from Osaka! Kobe is known as an international city, you can enjoy various cuisine from western foods to Chinese foods. It’s not only provides international cuisine, it also serves traditional Japanese cuisine. It’s a small city so the numbers of the Japanese restaurants are much less than big cities such as Osaka or・・・
Hi,I’m Keiko from Osaka! What comes to mind when you hear of “Kobe” first? Apart from its famed Kobe Beef,Kobe is blessed with an abundance of seafood. In Kobe, you can have sushi more reasonable than Kyoto or Osaka. If you visit Kobe, why don’t you try delicious sushi? Here are top 7 best sushi・・・
Hi, I’m Keiko from Osaka! This is the second in a breakfast series.I have introduced Top 5 best Breakfast Restaurants in Kyoto before. This time, let me introduce you to great breakfast restaurants that are located right in and around Kyoto Station. Centrally located, these breakfast options will be perfect either on your way out・・・
Hi,I’m Keiko from Osaka! As a saying goes, “breakfast is the most important meal of the day.” Kyoto’s mornings can start fairly early, as it is nice to visit temples and shrines early in the mornings in quiet. How about packing your body and soul with a beautiful and nutritious breakfast first to get ready・・・
Hi,I’m Keiko from Osaka! “Shojin Ryori” is a type of meals that the Buddhist Monks consume in Japan. It is without meat or fish as well as strong spices such as garlic or onions, which are believed to cloud the spirit. Killing of animals is forbidden in the Buddhist traditions. Thus shojin ryori is typically・・・
