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Kyoto by the Sea Movie

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Tango Chirimen Crepe Silk Promotion Video

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Clip: 2 The Sea, a Gift from Nature

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Clip: 3 The Mountains, a Gift from Nature

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Kyoto by the Sea “The origin of Japanese culture and lifestyle”

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Clip: 4 Artisan Skill

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Discover your own KYOTO | Kyoto by the Sea

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Discover your own KYOTO

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Soak up Kyoto’s onsen and savor its culinary riches

The perfect one-day course for onsen lovers (plus some local delicacies)! Start your trip from Kinosaki Onsen in Hyogo Prefecture, and take a rental car east to coastal Kyoto to start the day with some exquisite, fresh seafood at Tore Tore Center. From there, it's time to enjoy some of the incredible onsen that Kyoto Prefecture has to offer. Taste local specialty chicken at the dining facilities at Ayabe Onsen, and in the evening, you can relax and enjoy the soothing hot spring waters of Yu-no-Hana Onsen to your heart's content.

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Enjoy a family day filled with nature and Japanese culture!

This one-day course begins in Nagoya, a city famous for its historical castle. After you've enjoyed exploring this castle town, head out the next day for this one-day trip through some of the rich natural beauty, history, and family-friendly cultural spots of Kyoto Prefecture. Once you've arrived in Kyoto, you can rent a car to most easily move your family from one spot to another. But after a car ride, the kids especially might want to stretch their legs. First stop for this: Kyoto Tamba Park, which even includes playgrounds, pools, and waterslides! Next, its on to Fukuchiyama Castle, to experience a bit of local history, and then to the Japan Oni Cultural Museum for a fun look at Japan's traditional monsters, or "oni." Finally, you can end the day watching the sunset and playing at the beautiful Hamazume Yuhigaura beach.

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A Different Side of Kyoto: 8 Local Dishes That Shouldn’t Be Missed

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A Different Side of Kyoto: 8 Lodgings with Unique Activities