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- Kyoto Used Book Fair at Chion-ji Temple – Autumn
- The Taste of Real Sake in Kyoto: Sake Bar Asakura (with Fluent English Service)
- Kyoto Kitayama Lumberjack Sushi
- Bon Appetit Magazine Photoshoot at Kichisen
- Kyoto Best Cheap Eats: Ootoya Teishoku Restaurant (800 yen)
- Kyoto Best Cheap Eats: Marugame Udon Noodle Restaurant (500 yen)
- Kyoto Daimonji Viewing Party at Hirosawa Pond
- Kyoto Used Book Fair at Shimogamo Shrine – Summer
- Kyoto’s Gojo-Zaka Kiyomizu-yaki Pottery Festival
- Beautifully Frightening: Kyoto Aloha Shirt Marker Pagong’s Haunted House PR Coup
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