KYOTO, Japan’s former imperial capital is an ancient city with a glittering light. Here you’ll see a mix of futuristic and traditional touches.
You can tour the ancient temples 2000, then dinner at a modern restaurant. At first glance, the geisha were also seen along the road and for a moment you will feel like thrown into the 18th century.
For a more complete experience of the city located on the island of Honshu, the following travel for 36 hours in Kyoto which began Friday, as quoted from the nytimes.com.
1. Hunting heritage (Friday, at 17.00 local time)
Two and a half years ago, this city enact laws intended to protect the heritage of the city that has been polluted in recent decades with towers of concrete and other forces of modernization.
To catch a glimpse of old Kyoto fantasy, you can visit the Gion, an entertainment district where at dusk, geisha and maiko (geisha in training period) is often seen.
2. Modern Kaiseki (at 19:00)
Kaiseki is the haute cuisine of Kyoto, a food with an elaborate way of making that come about 500 years ago as an accompaniment to the tea ceremony.
Now try this dish can be scarce and expensive experience. You can try it at Michelin-starred restaurants such as Kikunoi with prices starting from U.S. $ 160 per person
3. Adventures of the night (at 21:00)
To feel the youth culture of Kyoto, your foot step forward into funky house or club music. One of the best places are the Taku Taku in Tominokoji-dori, Bukkoji-sagaru, Shimogyo me. This place is a former storage warehouse sake that played host to blues, rock, Japanese rock and pop.
4. Peaceful place (Saturday, 10:00 am local time)
Although many tourists mobbed during cherry blossom season (late March-early April), in Gion Maruyama Park is the place fairly quiet throughout the year.
You can start from Yasaka Shrine is bright with white-orange color where locals pray to the god of prosperity and health, then go walk through the past ponds, gardens and a giant cherry tree.
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