Here you’ll find a fluff-free, quick overview of what Milan has to offer. Whether you are interested in culture, shopping, dining or exploring the nearby areas, my address book’s got you covered.
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Japan street food markets succeed in retaining the typical flair of Asian street food markets and the distinctive character of anything Japanese: tidiness and beauty. Food is prepared and presented with care. Eating while you shop is ordinary life in Japan.
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A quaint hidden little shrine in the middle of Namba district in Osaka city centre, this is one of the nicest shrines I have ever seen and a lovely place to stop for a prayer or a moment of stillness, whatever faith you belong to.
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Fushimi Inari-taisha (伏見稲荷大社) in Kyoto is the head shrine of kami Inari, the god of rice and agricolture. The shrine is at the bottom of a mountain named Inari (233 metres above sea level), and has trails up the mountain to many smaller shrines which span 4 kilometres (2.5 mi). A visit takes about 2 hours if you want to reach the top.
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Kennin-ji (建仁寺) is is the oldest Zen temple in Kyoto, founded in 1202 CE. Located near Gion, is considered one of the five most important Zen temples of Kyoto.
Kennin-ji contains notable paintings by Tamura Sōryū, Hashimoto Kansetsu and Tarawaya Sosatsu.
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India street food is an explosion of colours and smells, as varied as the humanity it serves. Freshness is a necessity and the fragrance of food is exceptional. Every stall is a surprise both for the food than for the resourcefulness of how it is prepared and served.
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India street food is an explosion of colours and smells, as varied as the humanity it serves. Freshness is a necessity and the fragrance of food is exceptional. Every stall is a surprise both for the food than for the resourcefulness of how it is prepared and served.
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