Wie in weiten Teilen der Welt hat sich auch Japan verändert und wird dies noch eine ganze Weile bleiben. Während wir uns an neue Lebensweisen anpassen, fühlen wir uns glücklich, sicher und gesund zu sein, und wir wünschen Ihnen und Ihren Lieben dasselbe. Bis unsere schöne Stadt wieder Gäste begrüßen kann, entdecken Sie Kyoto, wie Sie (und wir) es noch nie zuvor gesehen haben.
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I miss walking in Kyoto very much. I miss stopping at the Boulangerie on Teramachi for an early lunch. I miss walking to the incense shop on Shijo dori and then going across the street to Starbucks for coffee. I miss going down to breakfast at the Palace Side Hotel and then walking across the street to stroll through the Palace grounds. I miss going to the Nishijin section of town and buying indigo dyed shirts at Aizenkobo. I miss sitting on the veranda of Ryoanji and looking at the rock garden. I miss walking along the Kamo River and watching the blue herons and white cranes standing among the reeds. I miss arriving at Kinkakuji to watch it lit by the late afternoon sun. I miss …
I loved this very short walk through Gion, Kiyiomizudera area. Would have loved more as we are a little familiar with the area from Kamo river to Yasaka Shrine, to Kiyiomizudera and it’s fun (yet a little sad) to see it so quiet. Last time we were there, it was overrun by tourists (yes, I know we were 2 of them) and many not having a clue how to act. We were supposed to go back in November, but have to postpone the trip until next year (hopefully) – we never tire of Kyoto – thank you for this!