A Cloudy Day in Kyoto | A Moss Temple, Takoyaki, Silk Weaving
I spent a peaceful cloudy day exploring Kyoto's Higashiyama area. As someone who loves moss so much that I even grow it at home, visiting the famous moss-covered temple Hōnen-in had been on my wish list for a long time. I also had the chance to visit a working Nishijin silk weaving workshop, where this traditional craft is still practiced today. Hope you enjoy this peaceful walk through Kyoto. Please turn on captions in the video settings to enjoy the vlog!
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Kyoto in May, Fresh Green Maple near Tofukuji
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CHOSEN ONE!! YOUR IDENTITY REVEAL JUST SHOOK THE INTERNET... AND THEIR MINDS
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Happy old age of an elderly couple far from civilization. Apricot season
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Kyoto Vlog | Green Maple Leaves, Hydrangeas, Beautiful Temples & Hidden Cafés | Ohara & Uji
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Rainy Kamakura Walk | Hydrangeas, Bamboo Grove & Hidden Temples
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I Tried 1200-Year-Old Japanese Knife Sharpening Technique!
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京都 静寂と侘び寂びの庭園27選 - 27 Kyoto Gardens of Stillness and Wabi-Sabi
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Kyoto's Hidden Moss Garden & Greenery in Arashiyama🌿Travel Vlog
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[4K] 122 KYOTO / Japanese Gardens Tourist Spots 京都122ヶ所の日本庭園と観光スポット
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雨の中、京都大徳寺と黄梅院散歩
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(Pro.72 - Ep.2) Remaking a Japanese Garden A 400-Year-Old Kyoto Temple. Planting Japanese Maples.
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【京都 女子旅】 華わらび餅、おすすめアンテイークショップ、素敵カフェ、瑠璃光院、ハモしゃぶ
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WABI - SABI KYOTO 侘寂・京都 #wabisabi #japanesegarden #侘び寂び
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Going to the BIGGEST stationery store in THE WORLD
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Walking the Four Stages of the Mind – Keishun-in, a Zen Garden of Inner Guidance in Kyoto
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