Studying at the Royal College of Art places you in London: a city internationally renowned for its creativity, culture and diversity - the perfect place to develop your creative career in. What do prospective students need to know about living and studying in the UK? You’re invited to meet Benjamin Reynolds (Associate Lecturer / ADS12 Studio Tutor - Architecture MA Architecture (ARB/RIBA Part 2)) and Stephanie Limuaco (Head of Student Recruitment & Marketing) in Kyoto on 25 March 2025 for an in-person conversation about studying at the RCA. What to expectTuesday 25 March 2025, 4-7pm 4pm - Guest arrivals and refreshments 4:15pm - About the RCA presentation 5pm - Q&A with RCA faculty 6-7pm - Group portfolo advice session We'd love you to join for all parts of the event but if you can only join for part of it, that's fine too.
RCA offer holders are welcome to attend to meet fellow-offer holders and to chat with RCA staff about next steps in their application Who is this event forThose interested in postgraduate study at the Royal College of ArtCurrent RCA applicants and offer-holdersFriends and family are also welcome to join, though please ensure they have a ticketYou don't have to specialise in any discipline to attend this event: we welcome guests planning to apply to all subject areas. Due to the postgraduate nature of RCA study, all attendees must be over 18. How to joinThe event is free to attend, but please note that places are limited. Pre-booking is essential to guarantee your spot. About the hostsBenjamin Reynolds (Associate Lecturer / ADS12 Studio Tutor - Architecture MA Architecture (ARB/RIBA Part 2))  Benjamin Reynolds is the founder of Pa.LaC.E, a practice based between London and Basel. He convenes High Holdings (ADS12) at the Royal College of Art, a framework to examine the gradual estrangement of the world via colossal pools of information. Benjamin Reynolds founded Pa.LaC.E, a practice that explores spatial and temporal breadths of history and geography to conceive of environments and phenomena that are often cartographic, virtual and built. Often their work addresses collaborative estrangement, and deprival as a productive strategy. Reynolds received a diploma with honours from the Architectural Association, London and was an art fellow at the Van Eyck Academie in Maastricht. Pa.LaC.E’s first major monograph—Paris Hermitage—was released in early 2017 with Cooperative Editions (New York), and their second major publication—Zenith Boil—is slated for release in 2022. Reynolds currently convenes High Holdings (ADS12) at the Royal College of Art, London and led a diploma class for four years at the Architectural Association, London. Stephanie Limuaco (Head of Student Recruitment & Marketing)  She has helped countless students navigate their academic journeys, offering not only strategic guidance but also unwavering support to ensure they achieve their professional goals and ambitions. Having been an international student herself with student recruitment leadership experience from Russell Group universities, Stephanie understands firsthand the challenges and aspirations of those pursuing higher education abroad. Whether providing practical advice, mentoring students through the application process, or empowering them to take the next step in their careers, she goes above and beyond to make their dreams a reality. As a seasoned expert in growth marketing and brand development, Stephanie has orchestrated a series of award-winning campaigns that captivate audiences and resonate worldwide. Leading a team of marketing and events management experts, she plays a key role in attracting the most exceptional talents from the UK and beyond to the RCA. Other events at the RCAWe are continually adding to our diverse programme of events: conversations on key topics such as funding advice and portfolio development, symposia, exhibitions, open days and more. Many are free and open to the public.

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I booked the wrong leg and cannot refund: (. Booked in advance is advisable to secure good timing. Trip.com was easy and convenient. Overall train ride was enjoyable and enjoyed nature scenery , spectacular! Seats were auto assigned and couldn&#39;t change. Departing Sagano, better get the even section (2,4,...) for better views. Boat ride was tempting but too expensive at around SGD 60 per pax.

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There are always many people, so it is necessary to go early in the morning. Living in Park Hyatt may have local advantages. You can walk there. You may wish to take a taxi. You can have the energy to climb for two or three years. Conan punches the shoulder, so you can wait a while to pay attention to the beauty of the mountain, and the base of the wooden structure.

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One of Kyoto&#39;s oldest shrines, the main god of harvest, business boom, family security, the shrine behind thousands of scarlet bird dwellings stretching to the top of the mountain, is a representative landscape of Kyoto. When I came, at about 1 noon, there were a lot of tourists. There were many shops at the door that could change clothes in kimonos. There were a lot of kimonos for younger brothers and sisters. There were not many cherry blossoms in mid-April. Thousand Birds ⛩️ In fact, it is better to take pictures with fewer people walking inside. If you just simply stroll down quickly, there is a mountain to climb up behind, and the mountain overlooks the panoramic view of Kyoto.

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Located in the northwest of Kyoto City, on the eastern edge of the Tanba Plateau, it is known as the &quot;No. 1 Scenic Spot in Kyoto&quot;.
There are: Sagano Bamboo Forest, Togetsukyo Bridge, Arashiyama Park (consisting of Kameyama, Nakanoshima, and Rinchuan Temple, with red pines, cherry trees, maple trees, etc., as well as facilities such as squares, rest areas, and observatories.), Tenryuji Temple, Nonomiya Shrine and other shrines. There is also Iwatayama Monkey Park.

It was a resort for aristocrats in the Heian period, became a center for temples and shrines in the Edo period, and gradually became a tourist destination after the Meiji Restoration.

◦ You can take the Sagano sightseeing train: it runs along the Hozugawa Valley, a total of 7.3 kilometers, about 25 minutes one way, and you can enjoy the beauty of the four seasons.

◦ Hozugawa rafting cruise: you can experience it in Kameoka, crossing the Aoyama Gorge to reach the Togetsukyo Bridge, the ticket price is 4,100 yen for adults.

I actually felt that it was okay after a tour, especially compared with the famous rivers and mountains in my country, the scenery is more delicate, and there is nothing special about it.

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[Scenery] It is actually more beautiful at night. Go there at night and see the lights on.


[Fun] There are a lot of delicious and fun things to do, some hidden bars, downstairs, right next to OMO5 Garden, sharing an underground entrance

It&#39;s rare to see geishas going to work on the Hanami Line, so don&#39;t wait.

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