Kyoto National Museum

A World Heritage Site featuring Japan’s tallest five-story pagoda and the oldest group of esoteric Buddhist sculptures

A landscape of bamboo groves that cover the sky

Symbol of Arashiyama, one of the most famous places in Kyoto

The vermilion torii gate with endless wishes

Fantastic garden covered with about 120 species of moss

Kyoto cuisine served on the floor at night while enjoying the cool breeze of the river

Zen temple known for its beautiful garden

The place where the Edo Period began and ended

Beautiful contrast of light and shadow reflecting the four seasons

The temple that gives you a hint to live better echoes with the voices of 8,000 bell bugs

An old temple famous for “Omuro-zakura” (cherry blossoms in the Omuro area), which was the residence of the imperial prince Hochin’o

One of the largest railroad museums in Japan

Transform yourself into a ninja, a samurai, or a town girl!

“Gekkeikan” in Fushimi, Kyoto - Enjoy a cup of sake at one of the three traditional sake breweries

A World Heritage Site known for its Hojo Garden, one of Kyoto’s most famous dry landscape gardens