Arashiyama
The Togetsukyo bridge and the bamboo grove. A villa district of the nobility since the Heian period.
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The Togetsukyo bridge and the bamboo grove. A villa district of the nobility since the Heian period.
About 1.5 kilometres along the Lake Biwa Canal. Nishida Kitaro used to walk it.
The oldest of the three great festivals of Kyoto. A procession in Heian dress moves from the palace to the shrine.
A procession in costume from the Heian period through to Meiji. The festival of Heian Jingu.
One of the three great views of Japan: 8,000 pines on a sandbar 3.6 kilometres long.
The ground floor is a boathouse, the upper floor a home. Two hundred and thirty of them ring the bay.
People carrying torches parade through the village. One of the three strange festivals of Kyoto.
A disused stretch of the old Sanin main line, turned into a sightseeing railway. It runs through the Hozu gorge.
The tomb of Emperor Nintoku is the largest in Japan. Part of the Mozu-Furuichi Kofun Group World Cultural Heritage site.
One of the three great festivals of Japan. The river surface glitters with the boat procession and the dedicated fireworks.
You rub the soles of Billiken's feet. And you must not double-dip your kushikatsu.
Four-tonne floats take the corners at full speed in the yarimawashi.
The tomb of Emperor Nintoku runs 486 metres. Among the largest graves in the world.
The public hall and the library, standing on a sandbank in the city of water.