I love to see concerts, musical and even movies in different countries, so I looked for one before I visited Kyoto. I found one. GEAR is a beautiful non-verbal performance based in Kyoto.

Check out some of the best things to do in Fukuoka from sights, fun activities, to the local food.

One of the coolest and friendliest bar that we found during our travel in Kyoto!

This museum is definitely a must visit especially if you had a lot of nostalgic memories of Fujiko F. Fujio's works. 

The show was very colourful, exciting and energetic as well. The off-the-wall show clearly able to attract the excitement of tourists as well as local people from various age and gender.

The Bakery Ordinary Day is located within 5-10 minutes walking distance from JR Umahori station. Each bread was made fresh at the premise and tasted really delicious!

This private onsen is only 85 minutes from Shinjuku Train Station which makes it a perfect day trip for a family.

Menbakaichidai is very famous for its fire ramen and if you plan a trip to Kyoto, this is one that you simply cannot miss! The small restaurant definitely mixed a lot of fun, great food and awesome atmosphere together.

I've been an avid Inari-zushi eater since I found out about it back in junior high school. Inari-zushi is a simple type of sushi where rice vinegar gets stuffed into deep fried tofu skin (aburaage).

The Shirohige's Cream Puff Factory is owned by the sister in law of Hayao Miyazaki. The cafe itself was decorated a lot with characters that was created by Mr. Miyazaki, the founder of the Studio Ghibli. I was so happy to finally taste the famous Totoro Creampuffs!

We didn't have time to try other famous ramen places in Japan but if you only need time for one then go for Ichiran instead, where numerous people have tried and agreed that they made amazing ramen dishes!