Kyoto Japan Vlog Best Places to Visit, Cafe Hopping, Things to Do in Kyoto, Japan Travel Guide
Ta. Good morning from Dash Living Gojo. It's a Sunday morning here in Kyoto and we're getting ready to go out. Okay, it's
breakfast time. Okay, I'm good. Sunday crowded ninja cartoon. I'm fine.
Thank you. Wow. Heat. Heat. Ready? What are you doing? Okay, ducks were ready. Here we finally are at the Kamagamo shrine and it is peaceful. insane. Oh, it's a horse. Really?
When you donate, you get to use one of these carrots and feed the horse. Whoa. gave me a little present. So cute. Nice shave back. So, what do you have here? Nice little vintage bead collection. These ones are faux pearl. They look like they're from the 1960s. Oh, vintage
buttons. I love colors of these. Love the iridescent colors. Vintage Japanese beads. grass grass seed bead and one hank and one meter. I don't
know if you can really see the color, but these are so beautiful. What is she? Oy. Genki. Genki.
It's called ghost Japanese. Nice way to surprise. Oh, it's a nice color. It goes with your fit. I think that's the Philippines. Yeah, I walked in Cebu Berry. So I went there
for I think seven or eight times. I have some Philippines. I stayed Negros Island. One of my friends comes from Negros Island. I said New
Year's. Aa. Look at the bark of this tree. It somehow splits open and then the center is like black. Smile coming. wire the hook to go down. Come on. Speed.
Get it. That's better. And and we believe we Thank you. This river We are sleeping together. Yow. escape. He Hello.
Hey, hey, hey. Look at that. Enjoy. Maybe less people. Yes. The bench How you guys summer? Take another day.
Mustard. Pick up mustard with the soup. Pina maybe should put there. Is it better than it was? So thank you guys. I don't know.
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How long? I can't believe Japanese. I have to look at it one by one. See if I recognize a album.
Oh my god, they finally have Moonong Glow. There's a That's a crap. Nothing. They're coming. Wow. Oh, you
Take me out. What's beautiful. You're like Hey. Oh, are you doing these paper? Thank you. So, we just stepped out and we
passed by this shop that sells sushi. We're going to go back to our hotel and have it for breakfast. What do you guys want? This is soy sauce. Thank you. Wow.
Oh, there's one second. We give me the second. Thank you. This is taro tech. Saw this on this.
Yeah. Heat. Heat. N. Jesus. First I use okay this dish and second this drug too and So you got it. Wow. Wow.
Thank you. Heat. Heat. I don't think Where are you guys from again? Spain. Portugal. Nice to meet you guys. Nice to meet you. Lisbon here. Go all the way to Sra.
There's plenty to see in Cra. You have places like Palas. This is a mustgo and this is peak. I mean peak and Hiroshima. Okay, I'm going to save this.
You're here all day. Heat. Heat. Come on. Hey. It's cute. Heat. Heat. Hello. Heat.
My camera is broken, but the river is beautiful. I'm going to try to unwind it manually. Yeah, something's up with this. Mercury retrograde. It's our last afternoon here in Kyoto. Decided to have a seat by the Camel River. Felt like a very fitting end to
this trip. So, we've been in Kyoto for about a week now. What do you think about it so far? I love how you can experience nature and you know a city all at once. It actually revolves around the rivers and the canals. The accessibility to the river is such a beautiful thing and I guess you can experience what the ancient Japanese experienced before. So how does Kyoto compare to other cities that we've been to? I think when people talk about Kyoto, they say that it's overcrowded.
And I think it surprised us because there are parts of it that really feel that way, especially the super popular tourist destinations. It also depends on what you want to do. If you want to have those kinds of experiences if you've never been to Japan before, I can understand why people want to see these amazing heritage sites and they want to go to these epic places. But if you want to go to the more local neighborhoods, the quieter streets, there are definitely pockets of places that are like that. And it's been nice to
discover those spaces. Another thing that I really appreciated about our time here in Kyoto, there were a lot of times that I was forced to take things a little slower, like in the way we eat, because they prepare food in a very slow way. I had to take the time to do things more slowly than I usually do, and I really appreciated that. If that's what you're looking for, you want a more tranquil experience, I think you can also find that here. My favorite meals
so far have been those times where you felt you were dining in someone's kitchen. You know, just the personal notes that they add to the cooking, the local style of dining is, I think, an important thing to experience. Heat. Heat. Tell me please. Samos.
All of the biggest dy I've ever seen. It's chicken. It's okay. Meet you up. some sort of money.
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