Osechi Ryouri is the food we eat during the New Year holidays in Japan.
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Koinobori is a tubular streamer shaped like a carp, hung together with similar streamers on a pole for the Boy’s Festival. Families with little boys put them out to wish for a healthy and successful life.
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Origami is the traditional Japanese art of making animals or life objects by folding square pieces of paper.
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The main characteristic of Kyoto sweets is their design, which expresses the sense of seasons.
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Kyoto Tower is located in the center of Kyoto Station. While today, people love the fact that it’s a part of Kyoto, they say there once was a debate whether Kyoto Tower was needed in the historical city, or whether it would ruin its beauty.
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