We have visited Kyoto many times—to explore temples and gardens, discover its crafts, and savor the beauty of each season through cuisine, sweets, and tea. With its graceful grid and living history, Kyoto has become a dream destination for travelers worldwide. Yet its growing crowds make some hesitate to return. So where do locals and true admirers find calm today? We asked shop owners, creators, and chefs who cherish the city to share their favorite places to unwind and forget time.
Let’s set out to discover Kyoto’s quiet corners—its hidden moments of peace.
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