喫茶去
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Now you have the privilege to understand real Kyoto and Japanese cultural inheritance.
No naive images, no invented stories, and nothing superficial are available.
“喫茶去” is a famous Zen words. It implies “Seize the moment,” or “Live in the moment” though it literary means “Have some tea.”
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おしらせ/News
奉祝皇紀二千六百八十年
本日、皇紀2680年を奉祝し、日本国の建国を祝い、我が国の皇室の安寧、世界平和を祈願し、橿原神宮で紀元祭が執り行われました。
According to Japanese mythology, Emperor Jinmu, the first Emperor of Japan, acceded to the Chrysanthemum Throne on Feb. 11, 660 B.C. at Kashihara no Miya. It is believed that his enthronement gave birth to our country. Kashihara Jingu shrine was built at the site where Kashihara no Miya used to be. Today, in the shrine, a ritual which celebrate the begging of our country and prays for the world peace.
Let it come down
2月9日、今冬初の本格的な積雪です。京都の雪景色は以下のリンクをご参照ください。
We had snow on Feb. 9. If you’d like to see Kyoto in snow, see the links below. (Sorry, Japanese language only.)
河津桜/Kawazu Zakura
本日、2月6日、三条大橋西詰で令和最初の河津桜の開花を確認しました。例年より約一週間ほど早めです。
On Feb. 6, Kyoto saw the first Kawazu Zakura in Reiwa. Kawazu Zakura is the earliest-blooming Sakura in Kyoto.
