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[Held on the 25th of every month] Let's go on a treasure hunt at "Tenjin Market" at Kitano Tenmangu Shrine in Kyoto
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The Kitano Tenmangu Shrine festival, held on the 25th of every month, is one of Kyoto's most famous traditional events. The vast grounds are lined with stalls selling antiques, old art, used clothing, and more, creating an overwhelming sight. Even just looking at the items is fun, and you can enjoy ...
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Kyoto Brighton Hotel is located in an area with excellent access to many World Heritage sites, such as Nijo Castle and Ginkaku-ji Silver Pavilion. There are many shops nearby selling Japanese ingredients, where you can enjoy buying soy sauce, miso, etc. It is about 5min walk to the Kyoto Imperial Palace, recommended for morning walks and running courses. In addition, the concierge knows well about Kyoto, where you can feel free to ask about sightseeing, restaurants, traditional crafts, etc. During cherry blossoms and autumn foliage seasons, there are special tours available for private viewing. The average size of guest rooms is 42 square meters, spacious enough to accommodate large suitcases, and equipped with comfortable sofas. There are a variety of restaurants in the hotel, including western food, teppanyaki (wagyu), traditional Japanese, Chinese, and a bar lounge. This is a hotel where you can arrange everything about Kyoto, including gourmet food and Kyoto-like experiences.
On the 25th of every month, I go to the Tenjin Market at Kitano Tenmangu Shrine.
The 25th is the birthday and monthly death anniversary of Sugawara no Michizane, the deity enshrined at Tenmangu Shrine. It is said that a festival day began to be held on the 25th as many people visit the shrine every month to pray. The festival day is affectionately called "Tenjin-san," and the approach to the shrine and grounds are lined with stalls selling antiques, used clothing, handmade crafts, and more. December and January are the busiest months, famous for "Owari Tenjin" and "Hatsu Tenjin," and are visited by many people from locals to tourists.
In search of travel memories and your own treasures.
There are numerous stalls selling all sorts of things, from small dishes to nostalgic toys, kimono scraps, and used clothing. You can have a great time just walking around and browsing each one. There are also many shops selling fashionable accessories such as antique tableware and accessories. Come and find a treasure and a memento of your trip!
Retro sign, a clock that doesn't work?
There are retro Showa era signs and ornaments, as well as a giant clock that doesn't work! It might be fun to search for your favorites from a box full of cufflinks!
Kyoto Brighton Hotel is located in an area with excellent access to many World Heritage sites, such as Nijo Castle and Ginkaku-ji Silver Pavilion. There are many shops nearby selling Japanese ingredients, where you can enjoy buying soy sauce, miso, etc. It is about 5min walk to the Kyoto Imperial Palace, recommended for morning walks and running courses. In addition, the concierge knows well about Kyoto, where you can feel free to ask about sightseeing, restaurants, traditional crafts, etc. During cherry blossoms and autumn foliage seasons, there are special tours available for private viewing. The average size of guest rooms is 42 square meters, spacious enough to accommodate large suitcases, and equipped with comfortable sofas. There are a variety of restaurants in the hotel, including western food, teppanyaki (wagyu), traditional Japanese, Chinese, and a bar lounge. This is a hotel where you can arrange everything about Kyoto, including gourmet food and Kyoto-like experiences.
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