Where the soul of Kyoto Lives: architectural gems of the Japanese cultural capital
Categories: Asia | Design and Architecture
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/where-the-soul-of-kyoto-lives-architectural-gems-of-the-japanese-cultural-capital.htmlKyoto is the cultural capital of Japan. Many tourists come here to admire its majestic temples and magnificent palaces. However, John Einarsen, a photographer who has lived in Kyoto for a long time, decided to draw the public's attention to the small, but still endlessly picturesque buildings, in which, in his opinion, the soul of this city lives. On his Instagram page, you can look into the alleys of Kyoto and see his modest architectural jewels.
A house with a bamboo facade — always a fresh look
Tree
Night Bookstore
Cool house
Summer
After the rain
Nakamura Coffee Shop
Beautiful window
Traditional house with geraniums
Cozy house
Coffee shop "Go-go»
Gion festival participants take a break from the heat
Grocery Store
Unusual veranda
Nail Art boutique
Takeaway Cookie Shop
Looking for tenants
Raku Museum
House with flowers
"Cool" house
Utakata Antiques
Homemade Tanaka sandwiches
A house with a maple tree and a fence
Newly renovated guest house
Near Sannenzaka
A house in the winter sun
Airing the mattress
Love of wood
House with corner window
Artist's House
Duplex cottage
Colorado Masusan Coffee Shop
Naoki Steak»
Quarter of a house
Barber shop " Genesis»
3 p.m.: house with blinds
Nishiki Kyo-Koi Guest House
Interesting windows
Prefabricated house " Raffi»
Komadori Coffee Shop
Brown House
The cat in the window
After-school tutor " Your»
Nishimoto Liquor Store
Barber shop " Masou»
Keywords: Cities | Homes | Kyoto | Restaurants | Japan
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