Takashi Nakadomari

Takashi Nakadomari

Total 56 Posts
Hi, I'm Takashi. I know a lot about the coolest spots in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto, and I love sharing their charms with you. My hobby is visiting theme parks. You can find me at one every weekend!

Kyoto in January 2025: New Year's Highlights, Events & Festivals


Introducing enjoyable New Year's events in Kyoto in January 2025. This is a tourist guide including schedules and access information for historical events such as hatsumode and Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage.

Kyoto Food Guide: Savoring the Flavors of Japan's Traditional City


This is a comprehensive Kyoto food guide that covers a wide range of Kyoto's food culture, including traditional Kyo ryouri, obanzai, nishin soba, Kyoto pickles, and Kyoto sweets.

Tempura Perfect Guide: A Dive into Japan's Delightful Fried Dish


This is a comprehensive tempura guide covering basic knowledge about tempura, types of restaurants where you can eat tempura, and interesting facts. It's explained in an easy-to-understand way for foreigners.
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Uji Perfect Guide: Immerse in Kyoto's History, Nature, and Tea Culture


Uji in Kyoto Prefecture is a tourist spot known for its World Heritage sites and as a famous production area of Japanese tea. This article explains in detail the history and highlights of Uji for foreign visitors, incorporating the author's experiences.

Ichijoji Ramen Perfect Guide: Kyoto's Top Ramen Destinations


The Ichijoji area is known as one of the most competitive ramen districts not only in Kyoto but in the entire Kansai region. This article explains in detail the characteristics and history of Ichijoji ramen, recommended shops, and access methods for foreign visitors.

Kyoto Arashiyama Perfect Guide: Famous Spots, Hidden Gems, and Restaurants


This is a complete guide to enjoying Arashiyama in Kyoto. It explains famous places, hidden gems, the best seasons to visit, and restaurants.

The Ultimate Guide to Nishiki Market: Explore Kyoto's Kitchen


This is a complete guide to enjoy Nishiki Market, known as Kyoto's kitchen. It covers basic information about Nishiki Market, highlights, access, and information about the surrounding area.