Kyoto

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___... See more

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!... See more

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 "w... See more

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. ___LIN... See more

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 wh... See more

non-exhaustive list of kyoto spots i like. while putting this together i realized i really don’t take photos of all the places i go, so here’s an additional little list - haku @haku_kyoto_jp - hin @hin_artsandscience - sei @kyoto.sei - elbereth @elbereth_stardust (iykyk)___LIN... See more

They say that if you really want to experience a city, you have to go where the locals go. Now, I can’t say that Japan is home, but it sure does feel like it. What I truly love most about Japan and the design of these spaces is that nothing is ever as it seems. The most beautifully curated space, filled with intentional... See more

36 hours in #kyoto with @mahalavi last month not pictured: at least two other cafes we went to, the woodblock print shop near the imperial palace i want to go back to,me struggling to find an ATM to get cash for one of the cafes, the bagels we had for dinner because we were too under the weather to eat out, the shinkans... See more