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Viewing of Kyoto's three major festivals is decided on JTB! We have prepared ``special seating'' where you can watch the performance with the Kyoto Imperial Palace, the starting point of the procession, in the background. Please take your time to enjoy the procession, which looks like a picture scroll of the dynasty, with the Kenreimon Gate of the Kyoto Imperial Palace in the background.Aoi FestivalKyoto three major festivalsAoi FestivalLink KyotoLINK KYOTOKyoto sustainable tourismhistoryKyoto sightseeingKyoto culturetraditional culture
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-Special JTB Project for the Gion Festival- JTB is offering special viewing seats where you can sit and watch the Yamahoko Procession, as well as a plan for the rare experience of pulling one of the floats.Lunch included planGrandstandFirst paradePulling experienceJapan's Three Greatest FestivalsPre-festivalAfter the festivalMinami KannonyamaYamahoko ParadeSpectator seatsGion FestivalKyoto three major festivalsKyoto experiencespecialLINK KYOTOKyoto sightseeingsightseeingexperienceKyoto's Unique VenuesKyoto culturetraditional culture
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The cherry blossom season is over, but the charm of the Lake Biwa Canal Boat continues! It will continue to operate until June 8th (Sun). *Some days are suspended. The Lake Biwa Canal Boat trip can only be experienced for a limited time, including the "green maple leaves" that will soon be in full bloom. Relax and cruise along the canal surrounded by vibrant new greenery. Enjoy the special scenery that can only be experienced during the limited spring operation. We look forward to your boarding. (※) The "Lake Biwa-Otsu Port Route" service ended after eight days from March 27th (Thurs) to 30th (Sun) and April 3rd (Thurs) to 6th (Sun). It is now the regular "Mii-dera Route".Fresh greeneryspringLake BiwaCruiseLink KyotoLake Biwa canal boatcanalscenicLINK KYOTOsustainableKyoto sightseeingexperience
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Why not visit Momijiya, where you can enjoy cherry blossoms and mountain azaleas in the spring, cool riverside dining and firefly watching in the summer, autumn leaves in the fall, snow viewing and hot pot cuisine in the winter, and special events featuring maiko in the summer? -
This is a rare opportunity to be introduced to a real Kyoto maiko (or geisha), learn, enjoy the senses, and be enchanted as you watch the maiko perform traditional Kyoto dance, interact with her, ask questions, and take souvenir photos. -
A direct bus from Amanohashidate to Ine will take you to the seaside town of Ine in a stress-free and easy way. You can reserve a seat and leave your large luggage in the trunk so you can explore! It also includes a sightseeing boat tour of Ine Bay. You can enjoy a leisurely cruise on Ine Bay and a stroll around Ine.INEIneIne BoathousesShuttle busIne BayPleasure boatTouring Ine BayKYOTOLINK KYOTOKyoto sightseeingKyoto's Unique Venues
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Upcycle discarded matcha, such as matcha that accumulates in air purifier filters and cannot be sold for consumption. A world first! This is an experience where you can make your own incense sticks using 100% matcha as the scent ingredient. You can take home 6-7 sticks of incense you made, as well as a special incense burner and candles.UpcycleUJIMATCHAIncenseAromaexperienceKYOTOupcycleLink KyotoUjiMatchaLINK KYOTOexperienceKyoto's Unique Venues
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"THE G-ZO EXPERIENCE" by Zane Johnson, an American instructor of Zen, calligraphy, and Japanese culture based in Kyoto and Osaka. Chazuna and Zane collaborated to provide an authentic Japanese cultural experience that delves deeply into the spirit of Zen Buddhism, which is also linked to the culture of tea ceremony. This special program allows you to immerse yourself in the essence of Japanese culture by drawing kanji and calming your mind, so that you can experience the spirit of Zen, just like tea, which will serve as an opportunity to reexamine yourself.
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The fabric is dyed while being tied with thread and under pressure to prevent the dye from soaking into the pressured areas, and the pattern is created using the traditional rolling tie-dye technique. The way the pleats are gathered and the way the string is wrapped around it will affect how the white background appears, so it's all about skill in deciding which parts to dye. You can choose from a rich selection of 20 colors. You will end up with a one-of-a-kind, original piece of work that is just yours. You can take your work home with you.experiencetaikenKYOTOLINK KYOTOhistoryexperienceKyoto's Unique VenuesKyoto culture
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Enjoy a traditional Kyoto dance performance by geisha and maiko and a tour of the Gion Flower District Art MuseumHanamachi Art MuseumKyoto DanceKYOTOLink Kyotomaikogeishatraditional craftsLINK KYOTOKyoto tourism moralsKyoto sustainable tourismsustainablecarbon neutralKyoto sightseeingKyoto's Unique VenuesKyoto cultureEmpty-handed sightseeingEntertainment districttraditional culture
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