Define Kyoto Meaning

Kyoto
Walking through the streets in Kyoto is like Walking through eleven centuries of Japan. Full of mystries & questions. Its something you have to see for yourself.

The Best time to see Kyoto. "Matsuri festival"
By Trenna
Kyoto
Contrary to popular belief, the coolest city in Japan. With a population of roughly 15 million (compared to Tokyo's ~50) Kyoto has a rich history, including being the old capitol of Japan. The Kyoto train station is a feat of human engineering with a 13 floor shopping mall and virtually endless rows of train stops.
Kinkakuji, ginkakuji and higashi honganji are 3 of the most beautiful Japanese temples. Kyoto is generally considered to be a better mix of old Japan and modern Japan. Luckily the Americans were smart enough to rethink their original plan of nuking the city.
People from Kyoto speak a form of Kansai Ben (dialect) and the women are considerably less attractive than Tokyo-women, or Osaka women ;)

I stopped in Kyoto while taking the train from Osaka to Tokyo.
By Dianna
Kyoto
Kyoto is the former capital of Japan since 794 till 1869 for more than 1000 years.
The long history enriched the most sophisticated Japanese traditional culture in most of the fields. Tea ceremony, Zen, kabuki, dance, traditional music, crafts, pottery, gilt, lacquer, etc.etc.

There are so many beautiful temples, shrine, gardens, rivers, ponds, including needless to say Kiyomizu-temple and Kinkakuji (Golden pagoda), rock gardens. It is believed that there are more than 10000 temples in Kyoto.

Japan has two big distinctive cultural centers. Tokyo, current capital since 19th century, is the contemporary cultural center, such as broadcasting, media, in addition to political, business, merchandize, commercial, industrial capital. To experience modern Japan, visitors should experience life in Tokyo.
However, because of the rich historical background, Kyoto may provide extra ordinal depth of spiritual culture, the heart of Japanese culture.

Kyoto is a traditional city, however, it is known that Kyoto is also a very liberal city. They keep tradition at one hand but also they accept new ideas. As an example, visitors to Kyoto may be overwhelmed to see massive construction of Kyoto railway station building in such a traditional ancient city… The spirit is reflecting in Science in Japan as seen the most of the Japanese Nobel laureates in scientific fields came from people related to Kyoto.

Kyoto is the center of Japanese spiritual culture.



I love Kyoto, she is beautiful and liberal.
By Tabina
Kyoto
The anagram lovers' Tokyo.

Kyoto... Tokyo... ohhh I get it!
By Lynette
Kyoto
a very cute,bright and positive person. eventho her name existed in japan, but it still is cute and fresh

Aww! Kyoto is Jihoon's girl!
By Tess
Kyoto
To eat dinner at a restaurant with Kyoto in the title.

I am Kyotoing with Christa and Paul tonight.
By Bonni
Kyoto
1. A city in Japan
2. (v)To perform sexual favors

(also spelt Ky0to)

"I'm going to Kyoto this summer.That's in Japan."

"I'm going to go all Kyoto on him after prom."
By Ammamaria
Kyoto Cocoa
The practice among Japanese businessmen of requiring a prostitute to eat nothing but chocolate for seven days. On the seventh day, said Japanese businessman dines on her excrement.

If you have the wherewithall to purchase exclusive rights to a prostitute for an entire week, you may be interested in trying out the Kyoto Cocoa.
By Vonni
Kyoto Protocol
something that would take 100 trillion dollars to lower the earth's temperature a half of a degree.

wow the kyoto protocol is a huge waste.
By Avril
Kyoto Protocol
The Kyoto Protocol is a plan created by the United Nations for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change that tries to reduce the effects of climate change, such as global warming. The plan says that countries that adopt (follow) the Kyoto Protocol have to try to reduce how much carbon dioxide (and other "greenhouse gases" that hurt the atmosphere) they put into the air.

Duuude, that Kyoto protocol! Shit, it really sucks -- its costing me way more money for gas now!
By Marjie