Genki Ramune Cool Shots

Raversing the vermilion Torii gates with a bottle of ramune in hand—embracing the timeless spirit of Kyoto at Fushimi Inari Taisha. #KyotoChronicles #InariAdventures #RamuneRefresh #TravelJapan

Sipping on serenity #TodaijiRefreshment. Even in the midst of historical grandeur at #TodaijiTemple, finding joy in the simple pleasure of a cool soda.

Himeji Castle, known in Japanese as Himeji-jō, boasts a rich history that spans several centuries. It is often recognized by its nickname, “Shirasagi-jō,” meaning “White Heron Castle,” because its bright white exterior and the way it appears to be taking flight resemble a white heron. The castle looks breathtaking in the season of ‘Sakura’ which means cherry blossoms in Japanese

In the warmth of spring, beneath the blossoming sakura trees at Kyoto’s Kinkakuji Temple, Genki and Hikari laugh and sip sweet, fizzy GENKI RAMUNE. The sky is a canvas of pink petals and each bubbly pop from their bottles captures the joy of youth in this timeless place.