Kyoto City Guide
Edited April 2024
When you think of Japan, you probably picture traditional temples surrounded by Zen gardens and graceful geisha walking down cobblestone alleys - well, that’s Kyoto today. As you wander around, you will quickly see how it has been frozen in time. The city escaped destruction during World War II, and countless historical landmarks remain open today - making it the country’s historical and cultural epicenter. Kyoto is especially perfect during the fall and cherry blossom season, but regardless of when you visit there is always plenty to see.
This Kyoto guide features categories with a brief write up of the following:
Morning Cafes & Breakfast (15 places)
Lunch (5 places)
Shops (13 places)
Visit (11 places)
Dinner & Drinks (14 places)
After purchasing, you will be emailed a pdf with the passcode to the private Kyoto Guide page. This will ensure the latest updates to the website, as businesses are always changing.
What to expect
Curated Places.
Neighborhood Guide is redefining what travel guides look like. Instead of tourist heavy or big chain restaurants, here you will discover more of a “slow city guide” approach, highlighting those places worth walking off the main path for.
Original Artwork.
Each city guide features both digital and film photography to inspire your travels, as well as hand drawn neighborhood maps to help you visualize where each place is.
Google Map Links.
Each curated place will be linked directly to their address on google maps. Read reviews, make reservations, and bookmark it - seamlessly.
Ad Free.
Neighborhood Guide provides a more immersive and distraction-free experience for readers, allowing them to focus solely on the content without the pop-ups and banners.
