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@camelliakyoto@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last week

Getting to the back garden in the snow, in kimono, with umbrellas...not so easy.

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Atsuko-san and Nao-san struggle to get through the front gate with their umbrellas (trying to protect their kimono from the snow).
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@camelliakyoto@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp last week

Our very own Garden Teahouse is just across the road from Ryōan-ji.
Although the building is over 100 years old, there has been a property on this site for well over 500 years, residence of the head family that oversaw Ryōan-ji's 'parish'.

Bookings⤵️
https://tea-kyoto.com/

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The tea room at Garden Teahouse.
The tea room at Garden Teahouse.
The tea room at Garden Teahouse.
Atsuko-san serving Nao-san sweets in the tea room.
Atsuko-san serving Nao-san sweets in the tea room.
Atsuko-san serving Nao-san sweets in the tea room.
Atsuko-san performing tea ceremony during the autumn at Garden Teahouse.
Atsuko-san performing tea ceremony during the autumn at Garden Teahouse.
Atsuko-san performing tea ceremony during the autumn at Garden Teahouse.
Nao-san enjoys matcha on a snowy day at Garden Teahouse.
Nao-san enjoys matcha on a snowy day at Garden Teahouse.
Nao-san enjoys matcha on a snowy day at Garden Teahouse.
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@camelliakyoto@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp last week

In order to preserve the old building and promote Kyōto's traditional culture we were asked by Kyōto city and the family (the same family that acted as 'village heads' after Ryōan-ji's establishment) to become caretakers.
It is a lovely place to work🥰

https://tea-kyoto.com

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@camelliakyoto@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp last week

Getting to the back garden in the snow, in kimono, with umbrellas...not so easy.

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@camelliakyoto@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp last week

Kinukake-no-michi ends (or begins) at the 'Golden Pavilion' (金閣寺).

Kinkaku-ji, reliquary hall of Rokuon-ji (鹿苑寺), was the last remaining piece of Ashikaga Yoshimitsu's sprawling 'Kitayama Palace' (北山殿). The original was burnt down in 1950.

#Kinkakuji #金閣寺 #Kyoto #snow

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The Golden Pavilion in the snow.
The Golden Pavilion in the snow.
The Golden Pavilion in the snow.
The pond of Kinkaku-ji frozen and covered in snow.
The pond of Kinkaku-ji frozen and covered in snow.
The pond of Kinkaku-ji frozen and covered in snow.
Roofs of Rokuon-ji's temple buildings covered in snow.
Roofs of Rokuon-ji's temple buildings covered in snow.
Roofs of Rokuon-ji's temple buildings covered in snow.
The Golden Pavilion in the snow.
The Golden Pavilion in the snow.
The Golden Pavilion in the snow.
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