Camille Mendoza

LP와 책, 식물에 둘러싸인 교토 카페📚🎶 LP와 책, 식물에 둘러싸여 잠시 쉬어가기 좋은 교토 카페예요! 주택을 개조한 이곳은 한쪽에는 음반이 가득 꽂혀있고, 다른 쪽에는 2층까지 이어지는 책장이 있어 아늑한 작업실 같기도 했어요📖 곳곳에 식물들이 가득해 싱그러움도 느껴지고 비오는 날에는 더 깊은 분위기를 느낄 수 있어 좋았어요☔️ 교토에서 분위기 좋은 카페를 찾을 때 이곳을 추천해보아요! - #비브리오틱헬로 @cafebibliotichello •일본 〒604-0951 Kyoto, Nakagyo Ward, Seimeicho, 650 •11:30-23:00 (월-일) - ➕ Cafe Bibliotichello •Location: 〒604-0951 Kyoto, Nakagyo Ward, Seimeicho, 650, Japan

one of our favourite activities we did in Tokyo ✨☕️🎶 @recoco.cafe . #tokyo #shibuya #listeningcafe #vinyl #vinylrecord #music #japan #activities #travel #nippon

Bookstores you HAVE to visit when in Tokyo….. An hour away from Shibuya you’ll find SKWAT / Twelve books. A haven for book and vinyl enthusiasts. Set within a striking industrial-style space, this bookstore-meets-gallery offers a carefully curated selection of art, fashion, and photography books, alongside an eclectic mix of vinyl records, from jazz and experimental to electronic music. Every corner feels like an art installation—perfect for those who love uncovering the unexpected. 📍3 Chome-26-4 Nishikameari, Katsushika City, Tokyo 125-0002 ⏰ Wednesday - Sunday : 11AM ~ 7PM 🚃 14 minutes walk from Kameari station #fyp #tokyo #book #bookstore #vinyl #exploringtokyo #travel #fy #japan

Step into Rokujuan, where time moves to the rhythm of tea whisks and brushstrokes. 🍵🎨 📍 House of Kagetoshi Imao – an artist’s sanctuary where: ✨ Warabi mochi melts like spring mist on your tongue ✨ Every corner whispers with hidden art (don’t miss his dragon at Nanzen-ji!) ✨ The garden arranges itself like a living scroll painting Our zen moment: 🌸 Sakura mochi so delicate, we ate it in reverent silence 🌿 Hanawarabi’s earthy sweetness, paired with 300-year-old views ☁️ Breathing in that rare Kyoto air - part matcha, part moss, all magic Pro tip: Sit by the window. The light slants just right to make your mochi glow. 🍡 Would you choose the sakura or classic flavor? . . . . . . #KyotoTimeCapsule #WarabiMagic #ArtAndMochi #warabimochi #mochi #rokujuan #teahouse #matchagreentea #kyōto

Kyoto - a few first impressions from my 4-day stay in this beautiful, varied city. Sunny, snowy, windy, traditional, green, and with so many beautiful places. 1-5: I had the most special tea ceremony 🫖🍵🍮 at @tearoom_toka and was welcomed by a mystical snowfall, and visited the @kankakari_ gallery with their current "wooden arts and crafts" collection exhibition. 6-8: The city is so walkable, and I always tried to take the smallest streets and hidden paths, which led me to @oud.kyoto They restore old Japanese furniture, and you can visit the little showroom. Just two steps from there, I found a cute little self service outdoor pottery shop. 9-13: Beautiful @maanahomes in a traditional machiya. You can find these traditional structures and patterns all over the city. For me, the best way to discover a new city is by running, with coffee and cake stops. Ending the day with a run, followed by a calming sento bath is one of my favorite things to do in Japan. 🧘🏼‍♀️ 14-15: I wanted to go to @dupreekyoto for lunch, but when it was closed, I was quite frustrated because this happened quite often to me in Japan: on every page, the restaurants seem to be open, but they’re still closed. So, I ended up at @mementmorikyoto by chance and had the most delicious traditional set meal for lunch, all made by this sweet lady. 🍜🥒🍚 16-17: In January, I started to take a deep dive into fermentation with "The Noma Guide to Fermentation" and discovering that @maanahomes holds fermentation workshops at @maana.atelier was perfectly timed. I will do a separate post for that because the workshop with K was so special, and I learned so much from her! 🤍🫶🏻 Let me know if you would like a full Kyoto guide with all my favorite spots listed. 🍜🥒🍚☁️🥟🥬🌳☕️🐉

in the empty courtyard, i tiptoe, holding my breath, careful not to disturb its stillness. a solitary afternoon at my favourite temple @komyoin (1391) in kyoto, with a dry landscape garden designed by #MireiShigemori #重森三玲 in 1939. #japanesemodernism

@mube_kyoto 本日のMUBE 泉貴友さんの店、7月オープンに向けて改修工事が進んでいます。 相変わらずいい空気です。 Working on the design and tableware for Izumi’s new restaurant, opening in July. It’s located in the northern part of Kyoto city — a beautiful area rich in history. @taaaaaaaa444

Tucked away in a quiet corner of Kyoto, Komyoin Temple is a hidden sanctuary known for its breathtaking Hashin-no-Niwa (波心の庭), or “The Garden of the Moving Heart.” Designed by renowned landscape architect Shigemori Mirei, this karesansui (dry rock) garden embodies the simplicity and depth of Zen aesthetics. The carefully arranged rocks and raked white gravel create an ever-changing scene, inviting visitors to reflect and find inner peace. I arrived early in the late afternoon when the temple was almost empty. The contrast of lush moss, meticulously placed stones, and the rhythmic patterns of gravel felt almost meditative. Time seemed to slow down, and for a moment, there was only the sound of rustling leaves and the occasional birdcall. Komyoin is one of those places that remains beautifully underrated, offering a rare chance to experience Kyoto’s Zen essence without the crowds. If you’re looking for a quiet moment of reflection away from the city’s busy temples, this is the perfect place to be. Save this post for your next Kyoto trip! #fyp #reels #reelstrending #reelsviral #travel #explore #japantrip #japantravel #kyototrip #travelkyoto #kyototemple #komiyoin #光明院 #波心の庭 #京都旅行 #京都寺廟 #京都櫻花