Posted: 2020.10.22

Omiya’s Shrines and Temples

Omiya is the southernmost part of Kyotango. It connects to the rail network and express way to Kyoto and Osak…

Posted: 2020.09.17

Tango Chirimen Premium Tour with Sheila Cliffe

Leading kimono researcher Sheila Cliffe will be in the Tango area for two days delivering a premium tour …

Posted: 2020.09.7

Guardian Cat Festival

The Guardian Cat Festival will be held in 2020. Taking place from September 19th (Saturday) to September 2…

Posted: 2020.08.24

Direct Train – Kinosaki Amanohashidate

Some of the sights in Kinosaki, Amanohashidate and Yuhigaura If you are looking for a speedy way to get to…

Posted: 2020.08.7

Kumihama’s Shrines and Temples

Continuing our series of the shrines and temples of Kyotango we come to Kumihama. Here we will take a look at…

Posted: 2020.07.31

Princesses of Kyotango

The seven princesses of Kyotango are historic figures and characters from legend. From a legendary angel to a…

Posted: 2020.07.1

Beach Cleaning in Yuhigaura

Cleaning up Hamazume Beach The Kyotango International Association organizes a beach cleaning event every y…

Posted: 2020.06.16

“Go Local” Holiday Campaign

Get 3,000 yen per Person Off a Stay in Select Kyotango Accommodations To help support the local holiday ho…

Posted: 2020.06.2

The Shrines and Temples of Tango

Tango is the furthest north part of Kyotango. As it stretches up the coastline you can find a lot of fishing …

Posted: 2020.05.18

Rice Planting in Kyotango

Last Sunday I was able to join a group of people doing a rice planting experience. This activity seems tailor…

Posted: 2021.11.19

The Autumn Leaves of Kyotango

Autumn leaves in Japan are a big draw for leaf tourist, and Kyotango as plenty of natural sites to see impres…

Posted: 2020.05.8

Amino’s Shrines and Temples – Part 2

In part 1 we showed you 6 temples and shrines in Amino in Kyotango. Here we'll bring you three more of Amino'…