Have you ever heard of the word kminno? It is actually a new word in Japanese, and it means "picturesque". In Japan, people like to call beautiful scenery "kminino", which also reflects the Japanese culture's emphasis on the beauty of landscapes. Whether it is a landscape or a city, as long as it is beautiful enough, it can be considered a "K-Mino" attraction.

When traveling in Japan, you may hear some words about "kminino". This is because the Japanese tourism industry attaches great importance to the beauty of the landscape and uses it as a selling point to attract tourists. Here, every urban area has attractions called "k-minos", such as Kiyomizudera Temple in Kyoto and the city beauty of Osaka. No matter where you come from, as long as you taste these exquisite scenery during your journey, you will be able to deeply appreciate the excellence of Japan's "kmino" food culture.

The term "kmino" is widely used in all aspects of Japanese life, such as calligraphy, flowers, gardens, and architecture. In Japanese culture, "kmino" is not only an aesthetic concept, but also represents people's admiration for beauty, humility and virtue. Using the standard of "k mino", Japanese culture constantly emphasizes a simple, fresh, peaceful and comfortable artistic conception. In this artistic conception, people's state of mind is balanced and it is easier to feel the gifts of tranquility and nature.