Fukujuen Yamashirokan
A tea centre in Kizugawa, telling the culture of the tea wholesalers, with hands-on sessions.
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A tea centre in Kizugawa, telling the culture of the tea wholesalers, with hands-on sessions.
A Ritsu temple founded in 991, known for the Mibu kyogen plays and connected with the Shinsengumi.
A footbath on the platform of Arashiyama Station on the Randen line, fed from the Arashiyama hot spring.
An athletics stadium in Kyotango, refitted in October 2020 and certified for competition.
A sports park in Ukyo ward with an athletics stadium and a baseball ground.
A hamlet at Miyama in Nantan, where thatched houses stand together — a preservation district of traditional buildings.
A shrine in Ukyo ward where wishes are placed on stones in a rite handed down here, also revered in the performing arts.
A disaster-preparedness centre in Minami ward, Kyoto, where you can feel shaking up to intensity 7.
The only limestone cave in Kyoto prefecture, in Kyotanba. Found in 1927, a vertical shaft 52.5 metres long.
A day-use hot spring in Nakagyo ward with twelve kinds of bath.
Head temple of the Myoshinji branch of Rinzai Zen, founded in 1337, with many sub-temples.
A temple built in 1594 by Yodo-dono in memory of her father, keeping a blood-stained ceiling made from the remains of Fushimi Castle.
A hot spring in Kyotango, held to be the oldest in Kyoto prefecture, said to have been opened by Gyoki in 743.
A prefectural sports park in Uji, with competition facilities plus a pool and athletic courses.
A 356.5-metre wooden bridge over the Kizu River, built so that its deck washes away when the river rises.
A prefectural hall in Kamigyo ward, used for exhibitions and performances.
A centre in Fushimi ward where you can watch sake and craft beer being made.
A public bath beside Amanohashidate Station in Miyazu, named after nearby Chionji temple.
A park in Sakyo ward, where natural woodland rings a pond about 1.5 kilometres around.
A Zen temple at Keihoku in Ukyo ward, founded by Emperor Kogon of the Northern Court, who retired here.
A display at Toei Kyoto Studio Park, with a 15-metre humanoid model you can climb into.
An aburi-mochi shop said to have continued for 1,000 years in front of the gate of Imamiya Shrine. It is also said to be the oldest eating establishment in Japan.