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A museum of ``Ittoen'', which lived a life of service without ownership. Based on the belief that people can be forgiven and live even if they do not own anything or exchange their work for money, we live a life of service without possessions, always with a heart of repentance.
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See, touch and play in Kyoto and discover the charm of kanji! This is an experiential museum where you can not only look at kanji, but also experience many surprises and discoveries through exhibits that you can touch, learn, and enjoy.
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A museum that introduces art and culture related to Saga Arashiyama and Kyoto, such as Hyakunin Isshu. You can also use it only for cafes and shops.
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At the same time as you enjoy matcha, you can also learn how to make usukucha! A city-run tea room that is unique to a tea area. Enjoy seasonal sweets while watching matcha and sencha tea being served on a daily basis.
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Touristship is the traveler's version of sportsmanship, and refers to the attitude and behavior of enjoying interactions while being considerate of and contributing to the destination.
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[JTBGMT] Initiatives for sustainable tourism With the resumption of travel to Japan after the coronavirus pandemic, JTBGMT is working to promote sustainable tourism as the contents and travel styles that foreign customers seek from their trips to Japan are changing. , advocates responsible travel and works to expand the circle of Responsible Travelers.
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SIGHTS KYOTO is a renovated traditional building that was once a teahouse.By taking advantage of the period-inspired features, we have created a coworking space that exudes the quietness and dignity typical of Kyoto.Whether you want to concentrate on work or take a breather, please enjoy the atmosphere of a Kyomachiya that will warmly welcome you.
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Murin-an was built between 1894 and 1896 as the villa of Yamagata Aritomo, a politician of the Meiji and Taisho periods. Why not spend some quality time in the scenic garden? You can enjoy this exquisite Japanese space in private, with the utmost care given to it by Ueyakato Landscape, a long-established Kyoto landscape gardening company founded in 1858 and boasting 170 years of history. The garden is made up of three buildings: the main house, a Western-style building, and a teahouse. The garden is a masterpiece of modern Japanese gardening, designed by Ogawa Jihei VII under the instructions of the owner, Yamagata Aritomo. You can also use it as a special private space at night, when it is normally closed to the public.
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A Noh stage built on the site of the Hana no Gosho, a special place in Kyoto. Would you like to experience the secrets of a traditional performing art that has continued for 650 years?
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You can experience special hospitality that can only be experienced at Nijo Castle, a world heritage site. Former Imperial Villa Nijo Castle is a castle that has watched over the changes in Japanese history, including the rise and fall of the Tokugawa family. Coordinator JTB utilizes its organizational strength to be able to provide a one-stop service from proposal to production and implementation. We will help you provide more smooth and fruitful time and opportunities.
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