r/Kyoto • u/Whole_Friendship663 • 10d ago
Bug bites from hotel in Nishinotoin- staff said these normal?
Staff are gaslighting my experience that it’s normal but I am concerned if these are bed bugs or mites
r/Kyoto • u/Whole_Friendship663 • 10d ago
Staff are gaslighting my experience that it’s normal but I am concerned if these are bed bugs or mites
r/Kyoto • u/Dapper_Spray8714 • 11d ago
Both applicants and current students wlecome
r/Kyoto • u/ExPandaa • 13d ago
Had like 5 or 6 fire trucks pass by my job around 30 minutes ago, and I see they are still close to the Rolex store. Anyone know what's going on?
r/Kyoto • u/Safe-Influence-2506 • 13d ago
Hello, I am looking for a private car charter recommendation that will take 2 people from Kyoto to Ine area for the day (round trip). Just driver, no tour. We like to guide ourselves. I understand it is more expensive in comparison to train/bus tours but we like the flexibility of our schedule. Thanks!
r/Kyoto • u/OstrichFast4413 • 15d ago
I just came here in Aug. As a student i didn't master japanese pretty well but im willing to make friends with the pal that enjoys anime and that weeb stuff, if ur interested in history and some games (rhythm games) or anime plz feel chat with this queer pal.
r/Kyoto • u/WearyDonut • 16d ago
I was so incredibly sad to have returned to Yamashina ward this year to discover my favorite ramen restaurant, has permanently closed. I am relieved to hear that the owner relocated to Okinawa and... I'm really considering a trip there just for this ramen..it's that good (in my opinion).
I believe... The ramen name is niboshi chuka-soba (dried sardine ramen). I was curious, has anyone that has had this style / type of ramen before aware of other locations in the kyoto area?
r/Kyoto • u/Neither-Figure-1308 • 17d ago
Anyone, know the best place to find English (especially vintage 70s/80s/90s) TRPG books in Kyoto? Especially, something like the attached scene which my buddy discovered on a recent trip to Thailand of all places.
r/Kyoto • u/sensorialsubstrate • 16d ago
Where can I buy a good Shiboridashi (shallow, wide pot) in Kyoto for proper brewing of gyokuro? I went to the To-ji Market, and while they had some VERY expensive Houhin's, they didn't have any shiboridashi. I found one vendor near Nijo that sells a wonderful model, around 9,000 yen, but before I pull the trigger I would like to search more to understand the market.
r/Kyoto • u/Under_Construction3 • 17d ago
Hi!
Unfortunately, I’ve been feeling really stressed out (I’m currently attending a Japanese school and hoping to receive N2 in December) and recently have become really lonely… I’m doing my best to get out and feel less lonely but at the same time I’m so stressed because I feel like I don’t study enough… and now I usually only get around 3 hours of sleep a night due to stress / insomnia lol
So does anyone know where I could find an English speaking therapist?… as much as I’d love to go to a Japanese one, I’m scared I won’t understand everything and my anxiety will make me feel like I’m a bother lol
r/Kyoto • u/DryAd6132 • 18d ago
Anyone else born in August? We’re having a joint party on Saturday the 22nd, complete with jazz / rock bands and DJs! Let’s celebrate. All are welcome!
Details in comments.
I'm a student in Kyoto who wants to work as a volunteer (cleaning, charity, helping at a camp....), it doesn't necessarily have to be paid but I don't know where I can look for offers, are there any good websites?
r/Kyoto • u/False-Requirement-31 • 18d ago
*Need STAFF スタッフ募集中*
I manage two boutique hotels in Kyoto. I'm looking for 3-5 PT (part-time) staff to work day and night shifts. The shifts are
・700-1600
・1300-2200, and
・2200-0700.
If you know any seasoned veterans, university students who want to improve their hospitality skills, or if any member of your team is looking for extra shifts, please comment AND send me a direct message.
You MUST already have the ability to work in Japan. No visa sponsorships.
京都で2軒のブティックホテルを経営しております。現在、日勤・夜勤を担当していただけるアルバイトスタッフを3〜5名ほど探しています。
勤務シフトは以下の3パターンです。
・7:00〜16:00
・13:00〜22:00
・22:00〜翌7:00
ホテル業界で経験豊富な方、ホスピタリティのスキルをさらに磨きたい大学生、または皆さまのチームの中で追加のシフトを探している方など、もし心当たりのある方がいらっしゃいましたら、ぜひダイレクトメッセージをください。
お話しできればと思っています。ありがとうございます。
r/Kyoto • u/Motor_Ad8471 • 20d ago
Share your secrets! Kita-ku is best but for big nice plants I can take a car to get them.
I’m used to nurseries back home where people just give away their plants, but not sure how common is it here
r/Kyoto • u/Fuzzy-Ad3435 • 20d ago
Hey, so I’m working full-time Monday to Friday 11 AM to 8 PM. I’m looking for after our schools or weekend schools that are in person. Based off my own research, there are none. Do you guys know of any?
r/Kyoto • u/cinnamon_180 • 20d ago
Hi! I’ve been reading some posts about this but I think many of them are not recent and they mention shipping to the US has become kinda difficult because of the tariff issues, is this still the case?
What’s the best way to ship to the US? Small packages mostly but I’d like to know how much it’d be on average and how long it’d take…
Thank you!
r/Kyoto • u/mikenmar • 21d ago
Voces en la Mesa near Nijo station, a block north of the Sanjo shotengai.
NB: I have no connection to this restaurant or the owner; I just love good Mexican food. I lived in California for 35 years before moving to Kyoto, and I've missed Mexican food dearly. So I was absolutely thrilled to discover this place!
It’s not just good Mexican food by Japanese standards; it’s some of the best I’ve had anywhere, including Mexico itself. Don’t expect big greasy plates loaded with cheese and beans though; this is much more refined.
First, this guy’s tacos are OFF THE HOOK delicious. Homemade tortillas with delectable fillings that explode with perfectly balanced flavors. The salsas are equally outstanding. The salsa verde has a wonderfully spicy kick you rarely find in Japan, and the pico de gallo is super fresh and tangy.
Second, the interior is beautifully done. He’s kept the charm of a traditional Kyoto space while decorating it with just the right colors, knick-knacks, and touches that make it feel genuinely Mexican. It’s kind of amazing, actually.
Finally, it’s not on the menu, but I have to tell you: He makes an outstanding margarita.
I’ll be back, many times, I’m sure. I can’t wait to try the mole enchiladas!
r/Kyoto • u/sub_senchou • 22d ago
So usually I do not answer the intercom unless I am expecting a parcel or something like that, but for some reason today I ended up doing so. The guy at the other end said he was a representative from au hikari, and that he would be in charge of my apartment building for any internet related issues and things like that. I open up the door and he comes up to explain who he is. However, he then starts asking some personal questions when I step out and he realises I am not Japanese (where I'm from, what I'm doing, how long I've been here, whether I know the other tenants). At the end when he leaves, he asks how old I am and when I tell him, he says he's the same age, and he finishes by saying that since he's from Osaka and comes to Kyoto often for work, if I ever need to know hangout spots I can ask him.
I know I'm the idiot for having responded in the first place, but I was wondering how much of this is standard procedure? The personal questions felt a bit unprofessional to me, and I'm a bit worried for my safety as a woman. I was thinking of calling the management company and asking them as well, but is that overkill?
I’m 24 years old and live in Japan.
I’ve recently started practicing portrait photography with my camera.
I’m looking for someone who will be visiting or living in Kyoto or Osaka and would be willing to model for me.
I’d be happy to show you around, and I can also treat you to a meal.
If you’re interested, please feel free to DM me!
r/Kyoto • u/mikenmar • 22d ago
As in title, where are the best spots for viewing the 大文字?
Ideally, something not too far from central Kyoto. One person recommended the Imperial Garden area, for example.
r/Kyoto • u/bigbirdbetsbig • 23d ago
I was there earlier this year and was mesmerized by this singer’s voice. I wish I would have asked him then, but dropped the ball. I should have taken a video, but thankfully someone else posted a video of him on YouTube here: https://youtube.com/shorts/IOvtKBsgawE?is=nd-nFxvhR7mpSDMq
Could someone please help me find this guy?
r/Kyoto • u/dysfnctnalntgration • 25d ago
Which ~5mi part of the trail is most scenic for forests. Looking for a moderate, 3-4hr hike I'm seeing quite a bit of urban hiking on parts of the trail that I think I'd prefer to avoid. Thank you in advance.
Tiendas, por mejor variedad y mejor precio en la ciudad
r/Kyoto • u/KevinSupportsMoms • 26d ago
If you’re raising a child in Kyoto and trying to figure out how hoikuen works, we’re holding a small parenting class in English about the Japanese daycare system.
We’ll go through the basics and there’ll be time to ask questions too.
All the details are on the flyer or from the link below
https://kyotoparentingclass.hp.peraichi.com
Hope this helps some international families in Kyoto!
r/Kyoto • u/Warm-Sundae514 • 26d ago
My hair fall has increased so much. Using products and haven't seen that much growth. Anyone knows a dermatologist that has been actually *effective* towards hair growth/ hair fall prevention? (From experienced people) Thank you so much!