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Kyoto between nature, culture and traditions, and far from clichés

Summary by Le Monde
The former imperial capital is both the symbol of Japan's temples and geishas and of globalized overtourism. And yet, blocks away from the crowds and Instagram spots, designers, chefs and gallery owners are opening experimental restaurants, sharing the art of lacquerware and rescuing architectural nuggets from oblivion.

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Kyoto between nature, culture and traditions, and far from clichés

The former imperial capital is both the symbol of Japan's temples and geishas and of globalized overtourism. And yet, blocks away from the crowds and Instagram spots, designers, chefs and gallery owners are opening experimental restaurants, sharing the art of lacquerware and rescuing architectural nuggets from oblivion.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Sunday, April 20, 2025.
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