Planning an eco-conscious trip to Kyoto? This list has got you! From chill restaurants serving sustainable eats to adventure spots and wildlife encounters that respect the environment, here are my faves. Perfect for eco-warriors looking to enjoy Kyot...
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Love the river view here! Veg Out serves plant-based dishes that are super tasty and eco-friendly. The minimalistic decor just adds to the vibe.
Veg Out
This vegan spot is a gem! The food is creative and delicious. Don't miss their decadent desserts. Super cozy atmosphere too.
AIN SOPH. Journey KYOTO
Such a peaceful escape! This ancient forest is home to some seriously huge trees and has a super calming vibe. Great for a nature walk.
Tadasu-no-Mori Forest
Walking through the bamboo grove feels like stepping into another world. It's serene and the perfect spot for photos. Plus, it’s free!
Arashiyama Bamboo Forest
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For a fancy night out, this farm-to-table restaurant is amazing. They use local ingredients and the set menu changes with the seasons.
Monk
Modern and eco-friendly, this aquarium is all about conservation. The penguin exhibit is my fave!
Kyoto Aquarium
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Perfect for families! They focus on animal welfare and education. The place feels very natural and well-kept.
Kyoto City Zoo
Love this hidden gem in the mountains! An eco-friendly onsen surrounded by nature. Perfect for unwinding after hiking.
Kurama Hot Spring
Fancy a little luxury? This eco-hotel is spectacular. The rooms overlook the river and everything feels super eco-conscious.
HOSHINOYA Kyoto
Not an actual forest, but a stunning art installation. Eco-friendly lights illuminate beautiful kimono fabrics. Great for evening strolls.
Kimono Forest
This temple complex is massive and so peaceful. The grounds are full of nature and the aqueduct is super photogenic.
Nanzen-ji Temple
A cool spot for vegan ramen. It's small and chill with a real focus on sustainability. The food is top-notch!
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This place rocks! They use 100% vegetable-based cleaning products and renewable energy. So relaxing!
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