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Freundlieb // Kobe’s Charming Bakery Cafe In Former Church
Freundlieb フロインドリーブ is a bakery-cafe housed within the former Kobe Union Church which was built in 1929. This German bakery and its beautiful cafe have many locals flocking to its door to savour their breakfasts and lunches, partake of its quiet elegance, and pack home breads & cookies.
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Fujiwara Palace Ruins // Nara’s Flower Field Paradise
Fujiwara Palace Ruins 藤原宮跡 in Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture is a must-see during spring when both cherry blossoms and rapeseed flowers are in bloom, creating a gorgeous flower field set against a background of mountains.
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8 Things to do at Kiyomizu-dera // Kyoto’s Nailless Hillside Temple
Kiyomizu-dera 清水寺 is Kyoto's most famous temple. Almost every traveler who passes through Kyoto would have made a trip to see this UNESCO World Heritage Site, built on the hillside of Higashiyama, with its nailless main hall and especially during its autumn peak.
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Nishiki Market // 5 Must-Eats in Kyoto’s Kitchen
Nishiki Market 錦市場, also known as Kyoto's Kitchen, is a more than 400-year-old, 400-metre arcade full of cooked food, seafood, eateries, shops, and fresh food ingredients that never fail to entice locals' and travelers' tastebuds. Time to fill your stomachs and stock up your kitchens!
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Saihoji Kokedera // Kyoto’s Magical Moss Garden
Saihoji 西芳寺 or Kokedera 苔寺 is THE moss garden temple to see in Kyoto. This UNESCO World Heritage Site houses innumerable moss varieties and you feel like you are wandering through a mesmeric garden of the softest greens. However, visiting this moss temple requires early planning and reservation.