Kyoto Aquarium
An aquarium in Umekoji Park, showing the giant salamander of Kyoto's rivers.
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An aquarium in Umekoji Park, showing the giant salamander of Kyoto's rivers.
A pool in Kameoka with a wave pool, a flowing pool and slides.
The prefectural gymnasium in Kita ward, Kyoto, used for tournaments in many sports.
A roadside station in Nantan, with a free-flowing open-air bath and a stone sauna.
A 270.4-metre hill in Oyamazaki, the site of the Battle of Yamazaki in 1582.
An outdoor centre at Hanase in Sakyo ward, with lodging, a campsite and an observatory.
A park partway up Arashiyama, opened in 1956, where Japanese macaques live in a troop.
A sweet sold before the gate of Imamiya Shrine: small pieces of mochi on skewers, grilled over charcoal and dressed with white miso.
A castle built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1603. Power was returned to the emperor here in 1867; a World Heritage site.
A centre in Minami ward, Kyoto, with a hall, meeting rooms and dining.
The town before the east gate of Kitano Tenmangu, one of Kyoto's five geisha quarters.
A hot-spring hotel in Miyazu, standing where it looks out over Amanohashidate.
A factory tour in Minami ward, Kyoto, showing how nama yatsuhashi sweets are made.
A shrine in the grounds of Kiyomizudera, known for matchmaking, now closed while its halls are repaired.
A five-storey pagoda at Hokanji in Higashiyama. At 46 metres, it is the landmark of the sloping streets.
A theme park in Ukyo ward attached to a period-drama studio, recreating a town of the Edo era.
A temple in Ujitawara, with 160 paintings on the guest hall ceiling and a famous heart-shaped window.
A garden on the south face of Mount Ogura, made over many years by the actor Denjiro Okochi.
A model railway centre in Ukyo ward, among the largest in western Japan, recreating the sights of Kyoto.
A handmade market held on the 15th of each month in the grounds of Hyakumanben Chionji, begun in 1987.
A temple in Nishikyo ward that keeps bell crickets all year, where you hear the priest's talk.
Head temple of the Honganji branch of Jodo Shinshu. Its Founder's Hall and Amida Hall are national treasures, with a Chinese gate and Noh stage as well.