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A special one-day only experience (Saturday, December 9th) where you can interact with the people of the Minami Kannon Preservation Society, which has been protecting Minami Kannon Mountain*!
*One of the 34 floats that have continued to support the ``Yamahoko Junko'', the main event of the Gion Festival, which has continued for 650 years.
“How do they assemble such a big float?” “What does everyone usually do?”
This is a valuable opportunity to resolve these questions.
Why not reconsider the ``connections'' of the Gion Festival, which is rooted in the local community, through interaction with the members of the preservation society?
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A one-night limited gastronomy event that combines branded ingredients from Fukui Prefecture and the craftsmanship of a Kyoto restaurant!
Owners of famous restaurants in Kyoto met together in Fukui to come up with the ultimate dish using branded ingredients from Fukui, a treasure trove of delicacies from the mountains and sea.We will prepare a special kaiseki meal only for this day, created with carefully selected dishes from each restaurant.
Enjoy one night-only hospitality using ingredients and traditional crafts from Fukui and Kyoto.
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What is a tourist ship?
Touristship is the traveler's version of sportsmanship.
It refers to the attitude and actions of enjoying interactions while being considerate of and contributing to the destination.Please take a look at his highly acclaimed and moving lecture, ``How to fight against overtourism? What is the world that tourist ships aim for?''
Learn more➡ https://touristship.jp/about/
Tourist Ship General Incorporated Association
Representative Director Chieko Tanaka
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● We prioritize selecting accommodation facilities and adventure tourism companies that are working on or have received a certification related to sustainable tourism. We do not offer tours that may have adverse effects on nature, culture, or social environment.
● We work with guide interpreters and staff who are highly aware of SDGs. The main guide interpreters, tour conductors, and local staff undergo training in advance, making sure to know the important points on every tour destination such as sustainability principles of tourism in general, as well as etiquette when visiting special areas such as World Heritage sites, preservation districts, and national parks. A guide interpreter shares information on the natural environment, regional culture, and cultural heritage during the tour.
●We work on reducing the amount of tour-related pamphlets and paper consumption. We also use bio-based inks. When sending out pamphlets, we make sure to simplify the packaging.Sunrise Tour SDGs (English site)
https://jtbgmt.com/en/g-web/sdgs
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Enjoy the quiet morning of Arashiyama, where you can enjoy the autumn colors, from the boat.
We also have a special plan where you can enjoy breakfast on board!
Enjoy Arashiyama to the fullest during the quiet early morning hours.
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The dream waterway of our predecessors, which can be traced by canal boat
Traces of many great achievements that can only be seen by boarding the shipLake Biwa Canal is an artificial canal built to revive Kyoto's industry, which had declined due to the relocation of the capital to Tokyo. This project, which was completed after overcoming numerous difficulties, was a major project in Kyoto during the Meiji period, carried out solely by Japanese people. The Lake Biwa Canal has been revived after 70 years.
Please enjoy a boat trip where you can see for yourself the achievements of our predecessors while enjoying the scenery around the canal that creates a seasonal atmosphere.▶ Unique points
《Points that can only be seen by those on board》
・Among the plaques written by politicians who represent the Meiji period that are displayed at the entrance of each tunnel, the only one inside the tunnel is Kunimichi Kitagaki, the third governor of Kyoto who planned and constructed the canal project. It's a flat forehead.
・Passengers on board can see the pit, which was the first in Japan to use the pit method, from below.LINK KYOTOautumn leavescherry blossomshistoryKyoto sightseeingsightseeingexperienceKyoto culture
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The theme is "sustainable tourism based on values"
In New Zealand post-corona, a new tourism model based on the values of Maori, young people, and women is spreading.
Two special guests from New Zealand will be invited to share advanced examples, and the participants will connect based on values, creating an opportunity to create "tourism that contributes to Kyoto continuing to be Kyoto." This is a place to create.
Guest ①
Eliza is the co-founder of Center for Good Travel, a New Zealand-based organization founded by women with a passion for Good for Travel (tourism that contributes to good things).Guest ②
Julia teaches sustainable tourism at the University of Otago in New Zealand and is well-versed in the ``Taiki Promise,'' which can be considered New Zealand's version of Kyoto tourism morals.[Webinar Summary]
<Schedule>: October 29th (Sun) 17:30~20:30
<Location>：SIGHTS KYOTO
<Number of people recruiting>: 15 people (*The deadline will be closed as soon as the capacity is reached)[Sponsor]Association for promoting Kyoto tourism morals
[Co-host]LINK KYOTO, Faculty of Tourism, Wakayama University (Kumi Kato Lab), One company release, etc.For details, please check the online reservation screen.
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LINK KYOTO has become a regular member of the "Sustainable Tourism WG", a decarbonized area in Kyoto City, and has started efforts for sustainable tourism, including decarbonization.
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In March 2023, we will introduce the efforts of local companies as part of the "Project to promote visualization of efforts contributing to sustainable tourism"“Sustainable Tourism KYOTO”has been issued.
We who love this town and the tourists who love this town.
Even if we have the same thoughts,
There is an invisible wall between residents and tourists.I made that wall
It may be the way of "journey" that we have provided so far.In the eternal history of over 1000 years,
In this town, people's wisdom and creativity intersect, culture develops, and the city flourishes.And now, there are people who have started to create new value for tourism by reviewing the “travel” of the past.
I would like to ask people living in Kyoto, working people, and everyone involved in tourism.
What can we do now for Kyoto to continue to be Kyoto?▶️open pdf
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Kyoto Tourism Ethics Promotion Declaration Company
Company committed to Sustainable Tourism in Kyoto
Tourism business operators, workers, tourists, and citizens respect each other,In order to further promote “sustainable tourism” for Kyoto to continue to be Kyoto,We will support tourism business operators who are trying to promote initiatives in line with Kyoto tourism morals.
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Reception counter Kyoto City Tourism Association
E-mail moral@kyokanko.or.jp
Tel 075-213-0070 (10:00-17:30, closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays)
Cooperation Kyoto City
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