The Nintendo Museum opens in Kyoto, Japan, today. Mario and Zelda creator Shigeru Miyamoto never expected the company to make ...

If Kyoto is too crowded for you, avoid the tourists and head to this western prefecture in Japan, where you can sample fresh ...

From Kagoshima and Nara with their unique natural attractions to the traditional architecture of Kanazawa and Kurashiki, these Japanese cities can rival Kyoto's appeal and are essential additions to ...

Moving on, we'll hop on the bus to two important Kyoto attractions and excellent examples of Zen rock gardens. The Karesansui Garden at Ryoan-ji is a prime example of dry Zen gardens, giving great ...

Kyoto, Japan’s cultural capital ... to allow visitors to donate electronically toward the upkeep of tourist sights. Interestingly, entry to the British Museum is free of charge, but visitors ...

Some of Australia's most breathtaking and pristine tourist attractions are at risk of being irrevocably damaged by climate change. The new Zurich-Mandala Climate Risk Index has laid bare ...

As we explore washoku in Kyoto we'll challenge our taste buds and learn its ins and outs by taking in the sights and smells of this alleyway market, moving beyond typical Japanese fare to better ...

Buses are your best bet for getting to and from Kyoto's top attractions. They feature electronic signs and announcements in English, and many leave directly from Kyoto Station's Karasuma stop.

The temple sits across the street from the Kyoto National Museum, and many visitors suggest stopping by both attractions. For more information, visit the official website (in Japanese).

Tripadvisor gives a Travellers’ Choice award to accommodations, attractions and restaurants that consistently ... one of the most iconic and spiritual sites in Kyoto. This special tour is designed to ...

You'll have the chance to visit the Shoin (drawing room), which was relocated from the former Kyoto Imperial Palace. This room contains many temple treasures related to the imperial family, including ...

By Patrick Scott For more than a millennium, Kyoto flourished as the imperial capital of Japan. But in a seismic upheaval known as the Meiji Restoration, in which feudal shogunates gave way to a ...