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Onsdag 15. februar 2012

Kyoto

The New York Times

Artikler om Kyoto fra nytimes.com. Senest opdateret 20. marts 2011
  • OPENINGS; Hotels That Reflect a Culture, Not a Chain

    COOKIE-CUTTER chains and luxury brands are chief among the many new hotels serving travelers in the wake of rising Asian affluence. But a distinct and dramatic subset aims to underscore local culture, be it pagoda-style architecture at the new Four Seasons in Hangzhou, China, wok-manning cooks in the market-inspired Six Senses Con Dao in Vietnam or...

  • As Kyoto Attractions, Wave Pools vs. Temples

    KYOTO, Japan -- A dolphin pool, a penguin park and a giant wave pool could soon join the imperial-era townhouses and ancient Buddhist temples in Kyoto, Japan's former imperial capital. As early as June, work will begin on a mammoth aquarium complex in central Kyoto, in leafy Umekoji Park at the center of the city. A brainchild of the Orix Real...

  • 36 Hours: Kyoto, Japan

    KYOTO, the former imperial capital of Japan, is a vibrant mash-up, an ancient city electrified by the breathtakingly new. Cruise the futuristic food halls of a department store, gaping at the perfect fruit and glistening sea creatures, before zipping up to the traditional floor, with its kimonos and tea ceremony implements. See 2,000 ancient...

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Kyoto (京都市, Kyōto-shi) er en japansk by med 1,5 millioner indbyggere. Byen er landets tidligere hovedstad.

Kyoto har lagt navn til Kyoto-aftalen, der skal begrænse verdens landes udslip af drivhusgasser.

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