Our fifth day in Japan was a busy one - we did our first full-day tour, which had six stops, including Nijo Castle, Kinkakuji Temple (also known as the Golden Pavilion), Kyoto Imperial Palace, Todai-ji temple, Deer Park, and the Kasuga Taisha Shinto Shrine. Many pictures were taken, and there's a video showing several of the sites as well.
After three very rushed tour stops, we went back to the Kyoto Handicraft Center and were herded to a pretty nasty buffet - they offered a variety of Japanese foods, including some American menu items such as fried chicken and ketchup...KETCHUP? It was chaotic, super busy, super rushed, and like most buffets, luke warm.
After three very rushed tour stops, we went back to the Kyoto Handicraft Center and were herded to a pretty nasty buffet - they offered a variety of Japanese foods, including some American menu items such as fried chicken and ketchup...KETCHUP? It was chaotic, super busy, super rushed, and like most buffets, luke warm.
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