Det sker i Kyoto, Japan året igennem

Kyoto, Japan har 13 kuraterede begivenheder året igennem — 6 festivaler, 3 naturfænomener, 2 helligdage, 1 sæson og 1 risikosæson. Dem, du bør planlægge efter: Setsubun at Yoshida Shrine (februar) og Aoi Matsuri (maj). april, juli, august og november er stedets måneder med flest turister.

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Begivenheder og travlhed i Kyoto måned for måned

MånedHvad begynderTravlhed
januarStille
februarSetsubun at Yoshida Shrine, Plum blossomStille
martsCherry blossomTravlt
aprilGolden WeekTætpakket
majAoi MatsuriTravlt
juniTsuyu rain seasonStille
juliGion MatsuriTætpakket
augustTyphoon season, Obon, Gozan no OkuribiTætpakket
septemberStille
oktoberJidai MatsuriTravlt
novemberAutumn colourTætpakket
decemberNew Year temple bellsStille

Stille — redaktionens stille måned, Winter break (fuyuyasumi) i Japan

Intet nyt begynder i januar.

Stadig i gang: New Year temple bells (31. dec. – 3. jan.)

Stille — redaktionens stille måned, Setsubun at Yoshida Shrine

  • Festival

    Setsubun at Yoshida Shrine

    2.–4. feb.Religiøs højtidTætpakket

    The largest of Kyoto's Setsubun rites: around 800 stalls line the approach on 2 and 3 February, the demon-chasing ceremony runs at six on the 2nd and old amulets burn on a three-storey bonfire at eleven that night. Kilde ↗

  • Natur

    Plum blossom

    5. feb. – 10. mar. · normaltKirsebærblomstring

    Kitano Tenmangu's grove opens before the crowds arrive for cherry season, and the shrine holds an outdoor tea ceremony on 25 February. Kilde ↗

Travlt — mellem toppene, Cherry blossom

  • Natur

    Cherry blossom

    25. mar. – 10. apr. · normaltTætpakketBook tidligt

    Usually peaks in the first week of April. The Philosopher's Path and Maruyama Park are impassable, and worth it anyway. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Plum blossom (5. feb. – 10. mar. (normalt))

Tætpakket — redaktionens travleste måned, Cherry blossom

  • Helligdag

    Golden Week

    29. apr. – 5. majTætpakketBook tidligt

    Four national holidays in a row and the whole country travelling. Kyoto takes more of it than anywhere, and rooms are gone months ahead. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Cherry blossom (25. mar. – 10. apr. (normalt))

Travlt — mellem toppene, Golden Week

  • Festival

    Aoi Matsuri

    15. majReligiøs højtidTætpakket

    A Heian-costume procession walks from the Imperial Palace to the Kamo shrines on 15 May. Paid seating on the palace lawn saves an hour of standing. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Golden Week (29. apr. – 5. maj)

Stille — redaktionens stille måned, skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

  • Sæson

    Tsuyu rain season

    5. jun. – 20. jul. · normaltMonsun

    The rain front usually reaches Kyoto in the second week of June and sits for a month. The moss gardens are the reason to accept it, and the temples are close to empty.

Tætpakket — redaktionens travleste måned, Gion Matsuri

  • Festival

    Gion Matsuri

    1.–31. jul.Religiøs højtidTætpakketBook tidligt

    A month of rituals with the float processions on 17 and 24 July and the street evenings before each. The old centre closes to traffic and the heat does not let up after dark. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Tsuyu rain season (5. jun. – 20. jul. (normalt))

Tætpakket — Obon, Gozan no Okuribi

  • Risiko

    Typhoon season

    1. aug. – 30. sep. · normaltLukninger

    Late summer is when a system tracking up the archipelago stops the trains for a day. It rarely ruins a week, but it will decide which day you take the shinkansen. Kilde ↗

  • Helligdag

    Obon

    13.–16. aug.National helligdagTætpakketLukninger

    The country's other great travel week. Family businesses close, trains and hotels are full, and the temples are working rather than sightseeing. Kilde ↗

  • Festival

    Gozan no Okuribi

    16. aug.Lys & ildTætpakket

    Five giant characters are lit on the hills on the evening of 16 August to send the ancestors home. The riverbanks and the rooftop bars fill hours beforehand. Kilde ↗

Stille — redaktionens stille måned, skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

Intet nyt begynder i september.

Stadig i gang: Typhoon season (1. aug. – 30. sep. (normalt))

Travlt — mellem toppene, Jidai Matsuri

  • Festival

    Jidai Matsuri

    22. okt.Religiøs højtidTætpakket

    Two thousand people in costume walk a thousand years of Kyoto history from the palace to Heian Shrine on 22 October, oldest period last. Kilde ↗

Tætpakket — redaktionens travleste måned, Autumn colour

  • Natur

    Autumn colour

    10. nov. – 5. dec. · normaltKirsebærblomstringTætpakketBook tidligt

    The maples usually peak in the second half of November and the city is as full as it is in cherry season. Night openings at Kiyomizu-dera and Eikando need timed tickets.

Stille — redaktionens stille måned, Autumn colour

  • Festival

    New Year temple bells

    31. dec. – 3. jan.Jul & nytårLukninger

    Temples ring in the new year at midnight on the 31st and Yasaka Shrine stays open all night. Almost everything else closes for the first three days of January. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Autumn colour (10. nov. – 5. dec. (normalt))

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Det sker i Kyoto, Japan året igennem — 13 festivaler, helligdage & sæsoner måned for måned | SeasonMap