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Reiwa (令和), what does the new Imperial period/era mean? Why are Japanese people delighted because it was quoted the Manyosyu?
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The ancient story still goes on in Japan, in the fear of COVID-19

Yasaka shirne installed Chinowa in early March, before the outbreak of COVID-19. The installation was based on a belief in the 8th century...
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Arashiyama bus and train guide: Bus stops and stations

How can we take buses in Arashiyama? It's a difficult question to answer because the routes buses take depend on a day of the week. In this article, I'll show you the way you take. In addition to it, I'll also show you the train station in Arashiyama because buses sometimes crowded.
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Places to visit in Kyoto after COVID-19

Now the state of emergency was lifted in Japan but the fear of COVID-19 still exists. In this article, I'll show you places to visit for enjoying Goriyaku (Good fortune), Aomomoji, and other things in Kyoto keeping social distance.
Sakkura/Cherry blossom

Kitanozakura 2024: The last blooming Sakura in Kyoto MISSING 北野桜英語で説明

Kitanozakura is the last-blooming Sakura in Kyoto. It is only found in Kitano Tenmangu shrine. Usually, it starts to bloom around April 15 and is in full bloom in around 20th.
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Omuro Zakura in Ninnaji temple and its forecast 2024: Migoro on 4/13 御室桜英語で説明

Generally speaking, Omuro Zakura of Ninnaji is the last-blooming Sakura in Kyoto. It is in full-bloom in mid-April usually. You can learn about the Sakura and the way to enjoy it in this article.
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The events canceled due to Coronavirus in Kyoto

OverviewHere in Kyoto, some events are canceled due to widespread coronavirus. The following is the gist of them officia...

Why do Japanese people love Sakura, or cherry blossoms?

Sakura is the most famous Japanese flower. We do love the flower and cannot welcome spring without. This article reveals the reason why Japanese poeple do love Sakura citing an ancient poem.
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Breaking report on Sakura/ Cherry blossoms in Kyoto 2024: Someiyoshino bloom on 4/13 京都の桜開花予想英語版

The breaking report of Sakura 2024 in Kyoto. There are many cherry blossoms a.k.a. Sakura and Migoro, the best time to enjoy them lasts for a month. In this article, we divide Migoro into 3 peirod; March, late March to mid April, Mid-April, and around April 20.
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