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Running parallel to the Kamo River, Pontocho Alley is an atmospheric narrow lane lined with atmospheric izakayas, bars, and fine dining establishments. During summer, restaurants erect outdoor kawatoko platforms over the water for elevated al fresco dining. #japan #tokyoRunning parallel to the Kamo River, Pontocho Alley is an atmospheric narrow lane lined with atmospheric izakayas, bars, and fine dining establishments. During summer, restaurants erect outdoor kawatoko platforms over the water for elevated al fresco dining. #japan #tokyo
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Preserved historic stone pedestrian paths—Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka—are lined with traditional shops, tea houses, and craft stores, leading directly toward the magnificent five-story Yasaka Pagoda (Hokan-ji). #japan #tokyoPreserved historic stone pedestrian paths—Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka—are lined with traditional shops, tea houses, and craft stores, leading directly toward the magnificent five-story Yasaka Pagoda (Hokan-ji). #japan #tokyo
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Kyoto’s most famous hanamachi (geisha district) features classic wooden machiya merchant houses, lantern-lit alleys, and exclusive teahouses (ochaya). Stroll along Hanami-koji Street in the early evening to catch a glimpse of a geiko or maiko heading to an evening appointment. #japan #tokyoKyoto’s most famous hanamachi (geisha district) features classic wooden machiya merchant houses, lantern-lit alleys, and exclusive teahouses (ochaya). Stroll along Hanami-koji Street in the early evening to catch a glimpse of a geiko or maiko heading to an evening appointment. #japan #tokyo
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Step inside the long wooden hall of Sanjusangendo to behold 1,001 life-sized, hand-carved statues of Kannon, the Goddess of Mercy, standing in silent, awe-inspiring rows. #japan #tokyoStep inside the long wooden hall of Sanjusangendo to behold 1,001 life-sized, hand-carved statues of Kannon, the Goddess of Mercy, standing in silent, awe-inspiring rows. #japan #tokyo
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