A commercial facility that offers specialty products of Kyoto including food and handicrafts as well as some experiences of traditional Japanese culture.

One of the largest temple complexes in Kyoto designated as a World Heritage site that houses a number of national treasures and important cultural properties.

"Gion-san," headquarters of Gion shrines all over Japan and Kyoto’s symbolic shrine.

A 46 m tall five-storied pagoda that is a symbol of the Gion district. A historical temple known for Yasaka no To (Yasaka Pagoda).

A scenic 155-meter bridge across Arashiyama's Ooi river.

Hollywood of Japan, a theme park of movies & dramas located in Uzumasa.

One of the oldest shrines in Kyoto protected by an extensive forest and rightly a World Cultural Heritage.

The main street that runs through Kyoto city in the east-west direction. It has been flourished as a business district since the Medieval Period.

The long temple where you can see magnificent Buddha and a thousand Senju Kannon Statues.

A Zen temple well known for its rock garden, designated as a national historical site and a place of special scenic beauty.

The narrow alley that stretches along Kamo River with some of the most famous geiko districts along with Gion.

One of “Japan's 100 selected roads” where you can enjoy walking in any season.