Kyoto is one of the most historical significant city in Japan. The city is impregnates with temples, shrines, imperial places and traditional wooden homes. As well as is nearby Nara, which is another more ancient city in beautiful Japan.

Kyoto is a place, where tourists will enjoy and experience on maximum the traditional inn. There’re a huge number of restaurants, bars and gardens. The gardens are spectacular Zen rock gardens used by Buddhist priests for meditation and relaxation. Visitors won’t find a slice of old Japan like this in other Japanese cities.

The central part of Kyoto west of the Kamo River and north of Shimogyo-ku, embraces Kyoto’s main shopping and nightlife districts with most of the action on Kawaramachi and Shijo Dori avenues. In addition to its many shopping arcades, restaurants, and bars, Nakagyo-ku also has a number of exclusive ryokan tucked away in delightful neighborhoods typical of old Kyoto, and it is home to Nijo Castle. Nakagyo-ku is one of the most desirable places to stay in terms of convenience and atmosphere.

Kyoto is hotter and more humid than Tokyo in summer and colder than Tokyo in winter. The city has villas than any other Japanese city. If you have time, visit the Kyoto Imperial Palace, Katsura Imperial Villa, or Shugakuin Imperial Villa with their splendid gardens.

The most romantic way to spend a summer’s evening than drifting down the river in a wooden boat decorated with paper lanterns, watching the fishermen and their cormorants at work. It’s amazing