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Actividades de arte y cultura en Kansai

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Blend Japanese incense with a priest at a historic temple

Enjoy an immersive visit to the Seijo-ji Temple in Kawachinagano City with me, the temple’s chief priest, where you’ll enjoy a traditional tea ceremony and make your own blended incense. • I’ll greet you with a welcome drink and explain a little about the temple’s history and ancient traditions, and how they are fused with modern life. • Blend eight types of fragrance to create your own original incense, which calms the mind and enriches daily life. • Enjoy a matcha (powdered green tea) ceremony accompanied by the temple’s original handmade yuzu candy. You’ll leave with your own incense container in the shape of a yuzu citron to take home with you, and memories of your time in the serene temple garden.

Calificación promedio: 5 de 5, 2 reseñas

Traditional Kyoto doll-making and hinoki fan painting

Explore the history of traditional Kyoto dolls and participate in a hands-on hinoki fan painting experience at one of the city’s renowned doll-making studios with a master Yūsoku Hina doll artisan. • Learn about the history of Kyoto Hina dolls and hinoki fans, their use in seasonal festivals, and the cultural tradition of gifting Hina dolls. • Observe artisans at work in the Ōhashi Ippō studio, making, painting, and dressing the dolls. • Paint your own hinoki fan, a delicate and decorative piece often used in Hina doll displays. Get inspired with seasonal motifs and traditional pine, bamboo, and plum designs. I’ll guide you through the process. You'll leave with a unique, handcrafted memento from this immersive cultural experience.

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Traditional Japanese fabric painting with an artisan

Get an up-close look at the art of Kyo-yuzen, the traditional method of painting dye directly onto fabric. After watching me create a piece step by step, you’ll put what you’ve learned to work! • I’ll introduce Kyo-yuzen and its history. Learn how the technique originated in Kyoto during the Edo period, toward the end of the 17th century, the materials used, and typical patterns and designs. • Watch me conceptualize a design, apply dyeing techniques, and craft a one-of-a-kind piece. I’ll answer any questions along the way. • Now it’s your turn! Using what you’ve learned, you’ll hand-dye a handkerchief, with my guidance throughout. You’ll leave with a deeply personal connection to this elegant Kyoto art form, as well as a beautiful keepsake.

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Pray with a Shinto priest at a seventh-century Kifune shrine

Perform a formal prayer and purification rituals in this exclusive after-hours visit to a 1,600-year-old Shinto shrine. Immerse yourself in the mystical atmosphere of a shrine at night and explore the history of Kifune Shrine and the rich traditions of Shinto culture. Proceeds from your visit will help maintain local water sources, improve the subsoil environment, and protect Kifune Shrine and the mountain. • I’ll welcome you to the shrine and introduce our prayer and purification ceremony, which you’ll perform under my guidance. • Next, move to a booth where I’ll make a written offering in your goshuin (shrine stamp book, included). Photos are allowed during this process. You can purchase omikuji (fortune slips) and amulets at the same time. • Visit the main shrine area for an exclusive guided tour, including access to the inner shrine, where I’ll share its rich history. You’ll leave with a firsthand experience of Shinto rituals and offerings, a gift of soap and candy made at the shrine with sacred water, and the satisfaction of having helped to preserve local natural resources.

Se muestran4 de 10 elementos
1 de 3 páginas
Calificación promedio: 4.95 de 5, 1240 reseñas

Bicis, Nara y ciervos

It's beautiful and fresh cycling along the river, which no tourists visit. We also go through local Japanese neighborhood districts, which are beautiful, cozy, and quiet. Especially hidden gems in Nara, cycling along the Saho river, which only local people visit :) With fewer tourists, no cars, and no stress, you'll feel relaxed from a busy Osaka/Kyoto stay. In Nara Park, beside the crowded and busy Todaiji-big Buddha (600 yen entrance fee), a few people visit Nigatsudo Hall on the hill. This is because the view from the Nigatsu-do hall is breathtakingly beautiful. But you've got to ride your bicycle up there, so it's a little bit of exercise. While we cycle around Nara Park, we will see many deer. There are 1,200 deer in the park. And I'll take some lovely group photos of you while cycling. I'm an excellent selfie photographer! It's downhill from Nigatsudo Hall to the station, but it's easy to return! If it rains hard, we'll get our raincoats and walk around the park. (We ride buses between the station and the park.) There is a sake brewery in town, and we can try Sake tasting if you want. (500yen Extra charge) Other things to note Please make sure that you can ride bicycles very well. Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes for cycling. Please bring your cap or hat to prevent health problems caused by heat strokes.

Calificación promedio: 4.97 de 5, 177 reseñas

Lo mejor de Osaka en un día

Visitaremos lo mejor de Osaka en un día: templos y santuarios míticos, y todos esos barrios auténticos de Osaka. Comenzaremos en el gran santuario Sumiyoshi, donde prácticamente inició Japón. Tomaremos el viejo tranvía hacia Tennoji, donde visitaremos el primer templo budista de Japón, Shitennoji, y el místico Ishinji. Comeremos en Shinsekai, mi lugar favorito de Osaka y después iremos al corazón de la cultura popular, Nippon-bashi y Namba. Atravesaremos Dotonbori y terminaremos en Shinsaibashi y Amemura, barrios alternativos de Osaka. *Nota* Pueden cambiar Namba por Umeda o el Castillo de Osaka. En el caso de Umeda, moderna y vibrante, es donde nace una de las historias más famosas de Osaka y el teatro japonés: Los amantes suicidas de Sonezaki. De ir al Castillo de Osaka, nos adentramos en los terrenos de lo que alguna vez fue el símbolo de la unificación del país mientras les cuento chismes samuráis. Durante nuestro recorrido, les tomaré fotos con mi cámara para que recuerden su viaje y que ustedes son lo mejor de Osaka. 「Escríbeme si la experiencia no está disponible」

Calificación promedio: 4.95 de 5, 233 reseñas

Elabora fideos soba en un templo de Osaka

You can experience traditional Japanese soba making at a historic temple and sample the soba you made yourself. And, You can also visit the main hall of the temple and the Buddha statue. We run this classroom in a small team and strive to provide a special experience and a calm time. You can feel the warm and private time when you return to your parents' house. Other notes Please note that buckwheat is made from buckwheat flour and some people may not be able to eat it due to allergies. ＊If there is no opened date and time which you want to join, please contact me.

Calificación promedio: 4.87 de 5, 610 reseñas

Osaka: joyas ocultas y lugares emblemáticos con snack local (3 h)

We'll introduce you to both the highlights and secret spots of Osaka, paired with stories about each and every one of them. Get tons of recommendations of my favourite places to eat, and what else to see, so get ready to dive deep into Osaka-ben culture! You will also get an insightful understanding of everyday Japanese customs, including topics that local guides may not be comfortable letting visitors know about, so please ask me any questions! Slip through the non-touristy bar zones of Osaka, and even get a glimpse of a Yakuza clubhouse. We'll check out a traditional food market where top chefs continue to shop at everyday (daytime tours only). We'll contrast that by ducking into quiet cobblestoned back alleys to uncover a mystic temple and its centuries-old history. Be prepared for a sensory overload as we navigate wacky larger-than-life billboards highlighting modern Japanese culture. You'll get to hear plenty of interesting stories about Osaka along the way & get some fantastic photo opportunities. On night tours, you'll be dazzled by the retrograde neon all over the city and the exciting nightlife that Osaka is so famous for. This tour is known for exposing the contrasting faces of Osaka! NOTES: The tour runs between 2.5 hours to 3 hours. Wear comfortable shoes, be prepared for the weather, and bring a device to take photos if you so desire!

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  3. Kansai
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