Kanadaka Hamono knife shop and Cutlery

Hyatt Regency Kyoto blends sleek Japandi design, serene kimono-clad rooms, and stellar service steps from the National Museum and historic temples.

Funaoka Onsen: Kyoto’s charming 1923 wooden bathhouse with a cozy mix of indoor/outdoor pools, electric baths, and a classic castle-style gate.

Nishijin Textile Center in Kyoto showcases traditional weaving with live demos, vibrant kimono shows, and a shop full of elegant silk goods.

Experience the charm of old Kyoto at this intimate performance space, where traditional Japanese dance meets Kabuki music in a stunning atmosphere.

Experience the artistry of Michelin-starred chef Masayoshi Nishikawa in a chic venue where seasonal kaiseki dishes come to life with creativity and flair.

Located in the heart of Kyoto's shopping district, this laid-back hotel features cozy rooms, a hot spring spa, and a complimentary breakfast buffet.

Nishijin's kombu-focused ramen shop serves a unique dining experience with expertly crafted kombu dashi, intimate tastings, and thoughtfully designed dishes.

Monk offers an intimate, artful tasting experience with wood-fired pizzas and seasonal dishes inspired by local produce along Kyoto's Philosopher's Path.

At Ristorante Dono in Kyoto, the chef cultivates his own organic ingredients to craft creative Italian dishes, offering a unique dining experience with a seasonal twist.

Nishiki Market: a bustling 400-year-old food paradise in Kyoto, where fresh seafood, wagyu skewers, matcha treats, and local gems fill narrow, lively alleys.