Kifune Shrine
A shrine to the water deity. Rain-making rites were held here, and it is also known for matchmaking.
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A shrine to the water deity. Rain-making rites were held here, and it is also known for matchmaking.
The mountain villa Ashikaga Yoshimasa founded in 1482. The Silver Pavilion is a national treasure and the signature of Higashiyama culture.
An outdoor centre at Hanase in Sakyo ward, with lodging, a campsite and an observatory.
A handmade market held on the 15th of each month in the grounds of Hyakumanben Chionji, begun in 1987.
A temple at Ohara, beginning as a hermitage of Saicho, enshrining a national-treasure Amida triad.
A hall deep on Mount Kurama, on a slope where cedar roots run over the ground.
A temple founded in 853, known for its principal Amida, who is shown looking back over his shoulder.
A martial arts centre in Sakyo ward, with several halls including the former Butokuden.
One of the oldest shrines in Kyoto, set in the Tadasu no Mori woods, which holds the Aoi Festival with Kamigamo Shrine.
A park in Sakyo ward, where natural woodland rings a pond about 1.5 kilometres around.
A botanical garden in Sakyo ward: some 12,000 species over 240,000 square metres, with one of the largest greenhouses in Japan.
A zoo opened in 1903, the second oldest in Japan, keeping about 100 species.