One of Kyoto’s three biggest festivals which has a long history of about 1500 years.

A park inhabited by 120 Japanese macaques with an observatory overlooking Kyoto.

Kyoto’s major sightseeing spot Arashiyama, a place of scenic beauty of Japan, with historic sites.

Main shrine of Atago Shrines in all Japan, worshiping the deity of protection against fire.

One of Japan's top three views, with a beautiful white sand bar, and over 1.5 million visitors annually.

Elegant temple buildings designated as World Cultural Heritage built in 1052.

The head temple of Buddhism’s Jodo sect is famous for its grand hall and gate, the latter known to be Japan’s most renowned wooden architecture.

Countless vermillion tori up a mountain path make this shrine the most popular destination among the tourists from abroad.

A world heritage temple full of Japanese beauty, both the famous Ginkaku and its garden are remarkable.

One of three biggest festivals in Japan, it is a seasonal summer festival that continued from 1,100 years ago.

A district in Higashiyama, Kyoto, with the main street of geisha district stretching from Yasaka Jinja to Kamo River.

This beautiful shrine with a garden takes you on a journey through time to Heian-kyo, a capital of Japan 1,200 years ago.