Walk Kyoto in Kimono Guided Cultural Tour with Tea Experience

Ume (Plum Blossom) and Sakura (Cherry Blossom) are two of Japan's most iconic flowers, both heralding the arrival of spring. Though they can look similar with their pink and white petals, they have distinct differences

The Kyoto Imperial Palace, or Kyoto Gosho, served as the official residence of Japan's emperors for over a millennium, from 794 until the capital was moved to Tokyo in 1869. Located in the heart of Kyoto Gyoen National Garden, the palace is a testament to classical Japanese court architecture, with the current reconstruction dating back to 1855 after a series of fires

The Misu family does not refer to a specific, historically recognized lineage or noble house. Instead, "Misu" is a surname with several distinct origins and meanings across different cultures and languages.

Shimogamo Jinja, also known as Kamo-mioya Shrine, is one of Japan's most ancient and important Shinto shrines. Located at the confluence of the Kamo and Takano rivers, it is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and predates the founding of Kyoto as the capital.