List of special features related to Kyoto

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List of World Heritage Sites in Japan│What is the latest number? Who was first registered? Announcing the popular tour ranking!

A special feature on Japan's UNESCO World Heritage Sites! It thoroughly introduces information such as the list of 25 World Heritage Sites in Japan, the first and latest registered places, and the types of World Heritage Sites. Enjoy Japan's world heritage sites by joining popular tours that visit natural sites such as Yakushima and Mt. Fuji, and cultural sites such as Itsukushima Shrine and Horyuji Temple in Nara.

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Recommended places and popular tourist spots for friends trips and girls trips

Special feature on friends trips and girls' trips. Introducing recommended places and popular tourist spots! In addition to the popular tourist spots of Hokkaido, Okinawa, and Kyoto, which are familiar to Activity Japan, we will also introduce recommended spots and experiences in Japan's leading tourist destinations, Tokyo and Nagasaki!

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Kyoto kimono rental reservation popularity ranking

Announcing the popular ranking of kimono rental reservations in Kyoto! We thoroughly introduce information on Kyoto kimono rentals, including plans that include hair styling, cheap plans, plans that can be booked on the same day or the day before, and information on discounts (student discounts, couple discounts, etc.). Kiyomizu-dera, Gion, Arashiyama, etc. Enjoy a trip to Kyoto where you can feel the scenery and culture of good old Japan while wearing a beautiful kimono.

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You can easily enjoy the tea ceremony experience! Tea ceremony classes for beginners in Tokyo and Kyoto

A special feature on useful information for enjoying tea ceremony experiences in Tokyo and Kyoto. At a time when Japanese traditional culture experiences are being reconsidered, experience classes for beginners are becoming increasingly popular. We will also provide you with information that you may be interested in, such as the types of tea ceremony experiences and the ages of children who can participate!

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For beginners who want to experience pottery, we recommend making it by hand! Introducing how to make it and the difference from an electric potter's wheel

Explaining the techniques of pottery experience: hand-making and electric potter's wheel for beginners! We will also introduce the differences, characteristics, tools, and things that can be made between hand-made and electric potter's wheels. We also have reviews and experiences of recommended pottery classes and pottery experiences in Kanto such as Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. Activity Japan is a pottery experience for beginners!

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All-you-can-eat strawberry picking with free condensed milk nationwide! Day trip hot spring & recommended activities

Special feature on cheap and popular strawberry picking nationwide! All-you-can-eat rare white strawberries, free condensed milk, and great value strawberry picking! We'll also introduce some recommended day-trip hot springs that you can enjoy along with strawberry picking. We also explain the time and season for strawberry picking. Carefully selected activities and leisure activities that can be experienced near strawberry picking. Recommended for a wide range of occasions, from families with small children to couples and girls' trips!

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Kansai/Glasswork│Reservation popularity ranking & recommended glass workshop/class information

This page features a special feature on "glasswork and glass workshops" in the Kansai region (Osaka, Kyoto, Hyogo, Wakayama, Nara, Shiga). We will introduce you to useful information for advance preparation and online reservations, with a focus on "Popular Plan Rankings" and "Recommended Glass Workshop/Shop Information." Glassblowing, sandblasting, stained glass, dragonfly beads/marbles, glass accessories, etc... Please find your favorite glasswork experience from our wide variety of plans.

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A unique winter experience in Kyoto! Recommended activities guide

A special feature on activities and experiences to enjoy Kyoto in winter. Introducing indoor accessories and candle making experiences, braid making experiences, and machiya pottery experiences. You can take photos, kimono rental recommended for couples, and experience transforming into a maiko and samurai! We also introduce helicopter tours that overlook Kyoto's sightseeing spots, paragliding experiences that allow you to enjoy the scenery, and value-for-money guided tours that visit hidden spots!

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Kansai Pottery Experience | Recommended Pottery Classes and Popular Reservation Plans Ranking

This page features a special feature on ``Ceramics Experiences and Ceramics Classes,'' which are very popular leisure activities that can be enjoyed in the Kansai region (Shiga, Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Hyogo, and Wakayama). Along with popular reservation rankings and recommended experience plans, we will thoroughly introduce useful information for reservations, such as a list of shops by prefecture and introductions to cheap plans and plans for children.

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Enjoy Kansai in winter! Recommended games & indoor experiences/activities

A special feature on activities to enjoy winter in Kansai. Cruising around popular sightseeing and scenic spots in Kansai, winter sports and outdoor activities unique to winter, indoor manufacturing activities, and sports activities and experiences that move your body. Introducing the characteristics of Kyoto, Osaka, Shiga, Nara, Wakayama, and Hyogo, popular sightseeing spots, and recommended experiences and activities for both adults and children.

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Kyoto Maiko/Oiran experience│Popular experience plan & recommended shop introduction

A special feature on ``Maiko/Geiko/Oiran Experiences'', which are extremely popular as Japanese cultural experience leisure activities for Kyoto travel and sightseeing. In addition to the ``experience plan reservation popularity ranking'' and ``recommended shop information'' held around Kyoto Station and popular tourist spots such as Kiyomizu Temple and Yasaka Shrine, we will introduce basic knowledge about maiko, geiko, and courtesans. Not only can you learn about the history and culture of the ancient capital of Kyoto, but you can also enjoy your time in Kyoto in a gorgeous way with the "Maiko, Geiko, and Oiran experience" which is perfect for Instagram and SNS.

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Kyoto "Asuka"'s new coronavirus countermeasures and "online scent bag making experience"

"Asuka" offers scent bag and bracelet making experiences in Kyoto. Recently, the ``Online Smell Bag Making Experience'', which only one group can participate in, has become popular. It has been well-received, with people saying, ``You can participate with people who are far away and don't normally meet.'' We asked about new coronavirus countermeasures, online tours, etc.

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Latest information for 2020! 3 recommended kimono rental plans in the Kawaramachi area of ​​Kyoto!

This time, we're focusing on ``Kimono Rental'', a classic way to make memories in Kyoto! ``Recommended Plan 3'' provided by ``Rental Kimono/Kimono Dressing ``Teramachi Bijin'' (5th floor, Kyoto Daijingu Kaikan Building, 622 Sadayasu Maeno-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture), which is easily accessible not only from Kyoto Station but also from tourist spots near Kawaramachi. I would like to introduce the selection.

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Introducing Kyoto's recommended survival game field "Borderzone"!

Let's review the basic knowledge of "Survival Game". Survival games can be played on ``outdoor fields,'' which are set up outdoors in mountains or forests, or on ``indoor fields,'' which use indoor floors such as buildings. Beginners may associate it with the outdoors, but in recent years indoor fields, which can be easily enjoyed in easily accessible urban areas, have also become popular.

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A staple of Kyoto sightseeing! Enjoy a “Japanese sweets making experience” at a long-established Kyoto confectionery shop!

There are many types of Japanese sweets, and the more I researched them, the more I realized how profound they are. When I looked it up on Wiki, I learned that there are various ways to classify Japanese sweets, and in Japan, from the perspective of preservation, they can be divided into fresh sweets, dried sweets, and semi-fresh sweets based on their moisture content. . Namagashi have a high water content, and include daifuku, dango, ohagi, and the ``nama yatsuhashi'' that can be made using the plan we will introduce below.Among them, ``nerikiri'' is called jonamagashi, and is the highest grade. means fresh sweets. Dried sweets with a low water content include rice crackers, arare, rakugan, yatsuhashi, and ``Wasanbon.''

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