Museum of Kyoto

... you think would be in a Japanese parade! After following them for a little bit, we went to the Kyoto Museum of World Peace. They went through the wars Japan has been in, etc. It was very interesting seeing their perspective on WWII and other issues that ...

... Ohatsu-tenjin, a peaceful oasis of a shrine in the chaotic Umeda district.   Further south lies the fantastic Museum of Oriental Ceramics, a small but beautifully put together gallery highlighting the best of Japanese, Chinese and Korean pottery. ...

... any "oh crap" moments. We saw prettyful shrines: We saw a ninja tv show being filmed: And we saw a museum of Japanese sente superheroes: I can now get a pretty good reading on the vibe of Japanese cities, as opposed ...

... person to get in, I quickly began to realize it wasn't going to be as cool as I'd hoped. The entrance was was a museum of samurai and ninja articles, most of them from upcoming movie. A large screen television played clips of various Toei samurai movies ...

... very beautiful indeed, with both rock and moss gardens. It's very hot. I kill off a bit of time in the museum of Traditional Crafts before returning home, to more tea and a cake with Mrs Hirota. Dinner tonight is in a tofu restaurant, which I struggle ...

... ride up to the main deck of the Fuji Television building (Pompidou Centre style) before walking further to the Japanese Museum of Emerging Science. What better place to learn about the latest advances in technology and robotics than Japan? The museum ...

... of the city's major temples, however by the end of the second day, they were all beginning to blur together--much like the museums of Europe. I think you really have to be into temples in order to enjoy Kyoto to the fullest. The city is fairly ...

... to Heian Jingu Shrine, a Shinto Shrine dedicated to Emperor Kanmu and Emperor Komei but we left after an hour. The Kyoto Municipal Museum of Modern Art and the Kyoto Municipal Museum were also alongside Heian Jingu Shrine. Our main target was the Silver ...

... was a nice cafe to shelter in. We saw a newly wed couple posing for pictures, amazing outfits. We then went into the Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art, which had an exhibition of european art, including Monet, Picasso, Van Gogh and many others. You could get ...

... after them and then all they do is complain about us!! Once again I astounded a Japanese lady for wanting to walk to the Museum of Art; I am amazed tnhat Japanese aren`t fatter with the way they view walking. Anyone would think you had said you were ...