Jonan-gu Shrine
A shrine built as the southern guardian of the capital when it moved to Heian, revered for warding off misfortune from unlucky directions.
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A shrine built as the southern guardian of the capital when it moved to Heian, revered for warding off misfortune from unlucky directions.
A hall deep on Mount Kurama, on a slope where cedar roots run over the ground.
A sub-temple of Myoshinji, serving vegetarian cuisine at New Year and in the season of the sal flowers.
A small swimming beach at Kumihama in Kyotango, in a cove where the water stays calm.
A bridge over the Kamo River, by legend the place where Ushiwakamaru met Benkei.
The crossing of Shijo and Kawaramachi streets, Kyoto's largest entertainment district.
A forest park in Nantan, 128 hectares of grounds for spending time in nature.
A temple in Ukyo ward founded in 766, with 1,200 rakan figures in its grounds.
A tower in front of Kyoto Station, built without a steel frame, with an observation room 100 metres up.
A farm in Nishikyo ward: bamboo-shoot digging in spring, grapes in summer, persimmons in autumn.
A martial arts centre in Sakyo ward, with several halls including the former Butokuden.
A park and centre in Uji, on the historic sites along the Uji River and the history of tea.
One of the oldest shrines in Kyoto, set in the Tadasu no Mori woods, which holds the Aoi Festival with Kamigamo Shrine.
An eating house in the grounds of Ryoanji, serving yudofu and vegetarian cuisine with a view of the garden.
A confectionery works and shop in Minami ward, Kyoto, making baumkuchen with matcha.
A hotel in Higashiyama founded in 1890, with its own garden.
A shrine in Fukuchiyama. Great rocks stand beside a mountain stream, with old trees all around.
A park at Keihoku in Ukyo ward, with cottages and a drive-in campsite.
Head temple of the Otani branch of Jodo Shinshu, built in 1602 on land granted by Tokugawa Ieyasu.
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.