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Kamo Den was started by a Japanese and Canadian couple named Tomoko and Chris. In March 2016 they started Kamo Den and begin hosting vacation rentals on Airbnb. Kamo Den has now had hundreds of guests from around the world! Many guests have left 5 star reviews and made great memories staying at Kamo Den. Learn more and see our listings on Airbnb by clicking the Book Now button.
People hang out and chill beside of kamoriver 🙂 we love this activity. If you want to get more quiet around, just head to north it is more chill 😉 by the way the weather in Kyoto nowadays is almost summer! Actually slightly hotter temperature than Okinawa area..!
We highly recommend you to spend time beside of kamoriver when the weather is good. May has one of the best weather in Kyoto, very nice to bike ride and picnic beside of this river. More you go north, you will see more nature.
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beside of Kamo river in north part of Kyoto city around Mototanaka/Chayama area
We love exploring local area with 🌸💕
Nice sunny with blue sky today, we went to philosopher’s walk to check out Sakura.. 🌸 We see Sakura hasn’t fully bloomed yet compared from this time last year. However you can see some trees are beautifully welcoming us.. 🌸💖
Went to more north(Yase Hieizan guchi area) today. Cold! but slightly can see Sakuras..🌸 If you are visiting in Kyoto next week or next next week, this area might be good to check Sakura 🙂 This area is surround by beautiful natures.
Sakura🌸 in north part of Kyoto city(near shugakuin station) little by little blooming..
If you are Ramen lover, please visit around Ichijoji which has Ramen competition street/area. We went to Ramen Suguru and tried those donburi and ramen, it was so good!!
Sakura(cherry blossom) at Sanjo Kiyamachi street 🌸💕
Happy new year everyone!! あけましておめでとうございます！
We appreciate your big support last year and yoroshiku onegaishimasu this new year ☺️
May 2019 brings you lots happiness and smiles 💖 And hope to see you in Kyoto!!
Today’s Kamo river part two! It has been really good weather lately, great for picnic, bike riding and walking beside there.
Today’s Kamo river (near KamoDen) 🙂 Have you found our friend in the river? :-)
Such a nice day today! Kyoto is a peaceful city. Would you like to visit and get relaxing beside of Kamo river? ;-)
We highly recommend the web site Japan Guide for anyone coming to Kyoto, or anywhere in Japan, and looking for what to do or where to go. https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2158.html
Ready to go? Us? Of course!
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Hello, Kyoto Fans! Tomorrow is the day when the dead who are believed to have come back to visit their living relatives for the Obon period will depart once again for the spiritual world. To guide them on their way, huge bonfires called Gozan Okuribi will be lit on five mountainsides around Kyoto as part of arguably the most famous Obon festival in the country! These send-off fires consist of the kanji character for “big” on two mountains, kanji that form “wondrous dharma”, as well as a torii gate and a boat shape. The most well-known “big” character is made up of three “strokes” of bonfire 160, 120, and 80 meters long! Can you imagine such an enormous sight? For the lighting schedule and best viewing spots, visit Discover Kyoto: https://www.discoverkyoto.com/event-calendar/august/daimonji-gozan-okuribi-ritual-fires/
More events are coming! :-)
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Hello, Kyoto Fans! Despite the heat, August in Kyoto has a lot of fun events that everyone can enjoy by day or at night! Will you be joining us for any of them? Take a look at some of the interesting festivals Kyoto has to offer! For access, schedules, and more, visit our website: https://www.discoverkyoto.com/event-calendar/august
Kyo no Tanabata | August 4th - 10th
During the first part of August you can enjoy light-ups and special events for Tanabata Star Festival in two separate locations, along the Kamogawa and the Horikawa rivers.
Gojō-zaka Tōki Matsuri | August 7th - 10th
This pottery market started back in the early Taishō era and has grown to become one of the largest pottery fairs in Japan! Sprawling five blocks from Gojō-zaka Street in the Higashiyama area, hundreds of different vendors gather to sell their wares.
Kameoka Heiwasai Hozugawa Fireworks Festival | August 11th
The fireworks festival is held along the Hozugawa river in Kameoka, a city over the mountains to the west of Kyoto.
Matsu-age Torch Lightings | August 15th, 24th
Highlighting some of the traditions in the more rural areas of Japan, the Matsu-age Torch Lighting festivals are held in three outlying cities in Kyoto.
Gozan Okuribi Ritual Fires | August 16th
The large bonfires called Gozan Okuribi are lit on five mountainsides around Kyoto as part of arguably the most famous Obon festival in Japan!
Last float in the parade which is Fune hoko. Such a gorgeous ship on it.
Yamaboko Junko in Gion festival right now! First picture, Naginata hoko which always starts this procession and only hoko (float) with a little real boy sitting in the front. Other floats has only dolls sitting at the front. Second to last picture are my favorite hoko which is Tsuki hoko. Thanks to people who are doing the parade in this heat!
Time to enjoy “matsuri”!!
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Hello, Kyoto Fans! Summer is the time for fun, and the season offers plenty of amazing festivals for you to enjoy and hopefully forget the heat, dominated by the super popular Gion Matsuri! If you’ll be joining us in Kyoto in July, check out some of these events.
Tanabata Star Festival at Kōdai-ji | July 7th – 8th
Kōdai-ji temple holds a special night illumination for the Tanabata Festival. Special bamboo branches decorated by young children are set up along the main path for visitors to enjoy, and the gardens are also lit up.
Gion Matsuri Float Processions | July 17th & 24th
The most famous festival in Kyoto, Gion Matsuri has events running almost the whole month! The main events are the float processions, but the nights before these big days are also full of activity and fun, as people wander through downtown at night exploring the float neighborhoods and partying.
Mitarashi-sai Festival at Shimogamo Shrine | July 20th – 29th
During this festival, designed to pray for good health and to ward off foot injuries, people wade through the small, refreshingly cool river at Shimogamo Shrine carrying candles to the Mitarashi sub-shrine. Of course, you also need to enjoy some mitarashi dango sweets while you’re there!
Motomiya-sai Festival at Fushimi Inari Taisha | July 21st & 22nd
Countless lanterns decorate the gorgeous Fushimi Inari Taisha shrine, many featuring beautiful traditional art done by local artists. The night is illuminated by lanterns, beckoning people to explore the shrine’s torii gate tunnels at night, enjoy festival food, or partake in folk music and dance.
Hiwatari Matsuri Festival at Tanukidani-san Fudō-in | July 28th, 19:00
Can you handle the heat? Head to this Buddhist temple that practices shugendō asceticism and watch as mountain monks chant sutras and burn a bonfire, raking out the still-burning coals and using the strength of their mental fortitude to cross over barefoot. Once it’s safe, line up and try crossing over yourself!
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