Kyoto and Beyond
Romaric Jannel, PhD, Matt FujimotoA publication to learn more and make discoveries about Kyoto and its culture beyond tourist books and stereotypes.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 16 | Founded | 2 months ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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How Japan's Self‑Service Vegetable Stands Reflect Rural Trust
My picture, Kameoka (Japan), 2026
Last weekend, I walked with my daughter along the rural periphery of Kameoka, a small city near Kyoto, notably known for its Sanga Stadium, home of Kyoto Sanga, a J1 League soccer club. (If you want to kno...
The Shinto Concept of Purity
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Would you rather commit a sin or break a taboo?
Japan is known...
The Wonder of Bakeries in Kyoto
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When I moved to Kyoto from my home in France, there were two thing...
Reverse Hikikomori: The Japanese Who Don’t Want to Go Home
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It is widely believed that Japanese people work long hours due t...
Kyoto Station: Architectural Modernity and Urban Life
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Kyoto Station is a prominent example of late twentieth-century urban architecture in Japan. It marks a deliberate departure from the city’s historical aesthetic. Designed by architect Hiroshi Hara and compl...
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