[Kyoto / Kinkakuji area] Experience the mysterious Kyoto! Monthly good luck magic that is handed down to Kyo, apotropaic magic, matchmaking! With exquisite namagashi!

[Experience the mysterious Kyoto] A seasonal event that brings in the fortune that Kyoto people are sure to do. Experience on a monthly basis! Kyoto, the sacred place of Japanese culture. Boasting a history of more than a thousand years, this town continues to carry out various customs, customs, events, and customs as wisdom for living that has been preserved and passed down from ancient times. Evil, demons, mononoke, demons, and the magic that is unique to the people living in Kyoto who have coexisted with them, are required more than ever in the modern age of corona. For example ... How to spend the day of Setsubun to get rid of evil, the meaning of celebrating like a playhouse at the Hinamatsuri, how to pray when the inside of the house is noisy, etc. A lot of cute, mysterious and mysterious seasonal events at the turning point. They are the roots of events that are familiar to modern life. "Obon is a memorial service for ancestors." "At the time of Gion Matsuri, it's good to call it a sweets." I would like you to experience the true face of Kyoto, which has been passed down as a matter of course. This course is especially popular with women, but it is also recommended for couples. January: Kyoto's New Year's greetings welcome Toshigami-san, who grants happiness February: Kyoto's festival, defeating demons with a "shouldered sword" March: Hinamatsuri is a woman's self-polishing April: Cherry blossom viewing Communication with the gods May: Cut off the devil with irises and hoses June: Secretly "Natsukoshi no Harae" at home July: Gion Festival is a Shinto ritual to disperse the plague that has continued since the Heian period August: Enjoy scary and scary Kyoto September: The festival of chrysanthemums (Shigeyo) that polishes the beauty of women October: Jyugoya and Jusanya Have the moon grant their wishes. November: Power charge with red sword December: Shizuru's manners End the old year and receive the New Year's fortune <About Kyoto Wabichakai> Takagamine, the northern part of Kyoto. About 8 minutes on foot from Koetsuji Temple and Genko-an. The "Kyoto Wabi Tea Party" is held in a tea room quietly nestled along the river in an old inn surrounded by trees. In the forest that leads to the foot of Mt. In spring, you will be surrounded by dazzling fresh greenery, and at nightfall, fireflies will be in your room. In the summer, you can enjoy the private riverbed at the upper reaches of the Kamiya River, which flows beside the tea room where the dragon god lives. Surrounded by the nature of Kyoto, we will talk about the wisdom of traditional Kyoto seasons, events and customs, and beautiful monthly customs so that you can experience them. There are places in Kyoto that you want to visit many times, such as shrines and temples. However, it is not possible to know Kyoto by itself. Kyoto is a town where you can enjoy yourself deeply by facing the beauty and way of life of the Kyoto people who have protected them. Please enjoy Kyoto, which is a private place, away from the hectic daily life, where you can experience the heart of the ancient city, which is deep and graceful, which is not found in tourist spots.

A number of elegant customs that have been preserved in Kyoto houses since ancient times. The wisdom and humanity of the Kyoto people who live along with nature live there. It is not a magical event that calls for good fortune that has been going on since ancient times in Heiankyo. The real thing cultivated over a long history is the origin of modern spirituality. I will tell you what to do if you do it, what you want to do by all means, and how to make the best use of genuine Kyojo in the present age.

In Kyoto, there are many seasonal, elegant, beautiful and delicious sweets. If you know how such sweets are called, why they are called now, and what they mean, they will be 5 times more delicious and 10 times more impressive. Please enjoy the truly delicious sweets that are sure to be called by genuine Kyoto people. We serve really delicious Kyoto sweets and the finest matcha.

"Is this restaurant in the guidebook really delicious? "Which shrine should you really go to for a good match?" "Where do you recommend buying sencha as a souvenir?" "How about the Bubu-zuke story?" "Where should I put my shoes off at the temple?" "At this time, I want to take a one-point lesson with a wonderful manner" and so on. What I wanted to know about Kyoto and what I had been wondering for a long time. It's a good idea, so I want to learn a little about the manners and the Kyoto dialect. You can listen to it on a charter basis, laugh, be impressed, and experience the Kyoto course live.