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Kyoto Day 2

Started the day with coffee and breakfast at Maeda Coffee. It was a beautiful day, we went to Murinnann to check out cool garden. Then one of my kimono friends were in the neighbor, husband carrying the portable shrine (OMIKOSHI) for local festival. So we met with them at Nannzennji, got a blessing by KEN HOKO. 

I made a reservation at Shiki Nakamura, a restaurant George introduced us which was on magazine. It was wonderful, how can it be bad meal.

We enjoyed some more city walk and took Shinkansen back to Tokyo. Thank you, Kyoto!

Photos here.

And Ren's photos here.
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