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Tour Japantour@wakoka.com
2025-05-11

wacoca.com/tour/581961/ 2025年5月10日(土)週末の宇治の人出状況。外国人殺到!週末宇治市人潮擁擠。外國人蜂擁而至!Crowds in Uji on the weekend. #japan #kyoto #kyotojapan #travel #trip #UJI #vlog #京都 #京都ツアー #京都府 #京都府ツアー #京都府観光 #京都旅行 #京都観光 #宇治 #宇治市 #旅行 #観光

2025年5月10日(土)週末の宇治の人出状況。外国人殺到!週末宇治市人潮擁擠。外國人蜂擁而至!Crowds in Uji on the weekend.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2025-04-21

💜🙏WISTERIA🐕💜

in falling blossoms
growling to Amida Buddha...
temple dog
花ちるや称名うなる寺の犬
-Kobayashi Issa (小林一茶), 1810.
Trans. David Lanoue.

There's been a trellis at Byōdō-in (平等院) for more than 250 years, supporting a huge wisteria (surely one of the city's most photographed).

Coco and Ren enjoy the wisteria at Byodo-in.Nao-san beneath Byodo-in's famous wisteria trellis. Byodo-in has had a wisteria trellis for over 250 years.Wisteria and azalea bloom at Byodo-in.
Tour Japantour@wakoka.com
2025-03-02

wacoca.com/tour/488471/ 【製造風景】某展覧会用 オーダーメイドキャンディの作り方 / How to make candy / Japan / Kyoto / making / 2025 #candy #キャンディー #京都 #京飴 #宇治 #広野町 #福島 #福島ツアー #福島県 #福島県ツアー #福島県観光 #福島観光

【製造風景】某展覧会用 オーダーメイドキャンディの作り方 / How to make candy / Japan / Kyoto / making / 2025
Tour Japantour@wakoka.com
2025-02-09

wacoca.com/tour/449608/ 【製造風景】チョコレート飴の作り方 / チョコ / How to make candy / Japan / Kyoto / making / 2025 / chocolate / バレンタイン #candy #キャンディー #京都 #京飴 #宇治 #広野町 #福島 #福島ツアー #福島県 #福島県ツアー #福島県観光 #福島観光

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2025-01-22

京都の街角に潜んでいた「初音ミク」その正体に…⇒「すぐにわかった」「見える!」と共感の声
huffingtonpost.jp/entry/story_

#huffingtonpost #LIFE #ネットで話題 #京都 #初音ミク #宇治 #宇治神社御旅所 #nettodewadai #kyoto #hatsunemiku #uji #ujijinjaotabisho

Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2025-01-16

Minamoto-no-Yorimasa's death is argued by some to be the earliest record of a samurai committing seppuku in defeat.

Beside Byōdō-in's Kannon-do (観音堂), built around 1230, is a fan-shaped stretch of lawn called 'Ogi-no-shiba' (扇の芝), upon which Yorimasa likely killed himself.

Byodo-in's 'Fan Mound'.Byodo-in's Kannon-do.The Phoenix Hall and wisteria.Minamoto-no-Yorimasa's grave.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2025-01-16

The original main hall stood closer to the river, but in 1053 the current Hōō-dō was constructed as part of an 'earthly paradise'.

Such was Byōdō-in's beauty that a famous saying went ..."If you are dubious about the existence of Amida's Pure Land, pray at the Temple in Uji".

Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2025-01-16

After Michinaga passed away in 1027 the 'Uji Palace' (宇治殿) came into possession of his son Yorimichi (藤原頼通 992–1074).

When Yorimichi turned 60 years old he was inspired to transform the sprawling site into a temple, and made the priest Myōson (明尊 971-1063) first abbot.

Nao-san poses in front of the Phoenix Hall.Coco and Ren (a dachshund and shiba) come to see Byodo-in's famous wisteria trellis.Byodo-in is famed for its old wisteria trees, supported by a large trellis.Nao-san beneath wisteria at Byodo-in.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2025-01-16

Likely beginning as a summer retreat for Minamoto-no-Tōru (源融 822-95), the man who possibly inspired Murasaki Shikibu's "Hikaru Genji", the property passed through the hands of Emperor Uda, Minamoto-no-Shigenobu (源重信 - Uda's grandson), and on to the powerful Regent Fujiwara-no-Michinaga.

Statue of Murasaki Shikibu at Uji. The last chapters in 'The Tale of Genji' are set in the area about Byodo-in.Plum blossoms at Mimuroto-ji.Ujigami-jinja is thought to be the oldest extant shrine building in Japan.Mimuroto-ji in Uji.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2025-01-16

✨😇A SLICE OF PARADISE🪷🎶

Byōdō-in's (平等院) Hōō-dō (鳳凰堂 'Phoenix Hall') was completed in 1053.

Once completely surrounded by Aji-ga-ike pond, the stretch of water helped protect the building from fires in 1336 and 1483 that completely destroyed the rest of the temple.

Byodo-in's 'Phoenix Hall' in autumn.The 'Phoenix Hall' features on the 10 yen coin, and is one of the most important extant pieces of Heian period architecture in Japan.Byodo-in's 'Phoenix Hall'.Byodo-in's 'Aji-ga-ike' pond helped protect the 'Phoenix Hall' from fire. The rest of the temple's vast complex burnt in various conflagrations.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-11-29

Manpuku-ji (萬福寺) in Uji, home to the Ōbaku Zen sect (黄檗宗), was founded in 1661 by the Chinese monk Yinyuan Longqi (隱元隆琦 aka Ingen Ryūki 1592-1673). It is considered to be Japan's greatest Chinese-style temple.

A lantern gate, standing directly before Manpuku-ji's Somon (gate).A lantern Kannon (Bodhisattva of Mercy).Lantern cranes and lotuses.Colourful Chinese Dragons (they are made from thousands of tiny coloured bottles).
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-11-29

🎇🏮CHINESE LANTERN FESTIVAL🏮🎆

Kyōto has many light-up events during the autumn, but Manpuku-ji's is something to behold.

As one might expect from one of the country's few Chinese-style temples, the colourful lanterns are heavily influenced by festivals on the mainland.

A dragon dance in lanterns.Courtly ladies enjoy cherry blossoms by moonlight. These stunning lanterns are accompanied by music played from concealed speakers.The paths of Manpuku-ji are lined with lanterns. This is the rear view of heavenly maidens riding clouds.Lantern monkeys frolic amongst peach trees at Manpuku-ji's light up festival.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-10-16

Beyond the tea fields the woodland has been allowed to go to seed, with tea plants springing up here and there.

Japanese tea cultivation began in Ujitawara in Kamakura times (1185-1333), and the method of manufacturing green tea developed here in the mid-Edo period (1603-1867).

A new camellia plant sprouts.A fresh camellia plant sprouts in the woodland beyond the tea fields.Yuyadani's organic tea fields allow for the surrounding woodland to grow wild.Everywhere you walk in Yuyadani you see small wild camellia plants sprouting.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-10-16

The tour of the tea fields ended with an informal tea ceremony in a woodland clearing. It was a magical experience sitting amongst the tea bushes that provided the leaves for the tea we were enjoying🍵

Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-10-16

🌿TEA CEREMONY IN THE TEA FIELDS🍵

A few weeks ago Nao-san made the long trip into the hills of Ujitawara (宇治田原) to enjoy tea amongst the blooming tea fields of Yuyadani (湯屋谷).
As the flowers suck up precious nutrients, it's not so common to see them bloom free.

The rolling tea fields of Ujitawara.Camellia flowers in bloom. On tea plants it is unusually to see the flowers blooming...because they take up precious nutrients the flower buds are typically cut off before maturing.Matcha being prepared amongst the tea fields.The distinctive clipped terraces of tea plants.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-10-04

In June this year two more Pokémon manhole covers appeared in Uji, the home of matcha in Japan.
Both are within easy walking distance of the Keihan Uji Station (and not particularly far from the JR Uji Station).

Matcha ice cream.Statue of Murasaki Shikibu at Uji (the last 10 chapters of The Tale of Genji) are set in Uji.Byodo-in's "Phoenix Hall".Ujigami-jinja. The shrine's building is one of the oldest pieces of extant shrine architecture in Japan.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-10-04

🗺️🤔THE QUEST TO CATCH 'EM ALL🕳️✨

In 2018 Kagoshima was the first prefecture in Japan to have Pokéfuta (ポケふた) installed. Pokémon manhole covers can now be found in 37 prefectures!

I went to Uji to catch the latest 2 to appear in Kyōto.

Pokemon manhole cover in Uji.Asagiri Bridge in Uji, looking towards the entrance to Uji-jinja.A statue celebrating the final 10 chapter of The Tale of Genji (which are set in Uji).Autumn at Byodo-in.

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