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11-min walk
Features fresh Kyoto vegetables sourced from Japanese farmers. Enjoy a meal in a relaxed, renovated Machiya.
7-min walk
A famous Chinese spot with long lines. Their fried Gyoza and Tenshinhan with savory thick sauce are absolute must-haves.
6-min walk
A bakery cafe featuring authentic bread by a French baker. Known for a wide selection of quiches and tarts.
9-min walk
Enjoy a hearty bowl of Tendon in a relaxed atmosphere. The crispy tempura and savory sauce go perfectly with rice.
1-min walk
A historic diner loved by locals. Enjoy hearty, comforting noodles and rice bowls.
3-min walk
Experience a fusion of Kaiseki and French cuisine. Enjoy perfect pairings with select wines and Sake.
A cafe run by a fresh Koji shop with over 200 years of history. Enjoy dishes using Koji, miso, and Amazake sweets.
2-min walk
Tonkatsu specialty shop using domestic brand pork. Famous for its crispy crust and juicy meat.
A retro cafe with a relaxing atmosphere. Offers a full menu from hamburger steaks to parfaits.
10-min walk
A photogenic retro cafe featuring red sofas and colorful soda floats. The fluffy omelet rice is a must-try.
Located in the ROHM Theatre. Enjoy all-day dining in a stunning modernist space with a spacious open-air terrace.
4-min walk
A 90-year-old Machiya cafe in a quiet alley. Enjoy their popular handmade konjac and traditional Kyoto-style lunch.
Popular for dishes using "Uchu no Yoake" eggs from Miyama, Kyoto. A chic cafe where you can also find nice gifts.
14-min walk
Enjoy handmade rice balls featuring select Kyoto ingredients. We recommend grabbing takeout for a quick lunch at the nearby Maruyama Park.
Famous for its vibrant vermilion torii gate and main hall, this shrine recreates the elegance of the ancient Heian capital. The extensive strolling garden, Shin-en, offers beautiful seasonal flowers and scenic pond views.
This museum preserves the oldest existing public art museum architecture in Japan while featuring a modern renovation. It hosts a wide range of exhibitions from traditional Kyoto art to contemporary works, making the building itself a must-see attraction.
8-min walk
Opened in 1903, this is the second oldest zoo in Japan, located right next to Heian Jingu Shrine. Its compact size allows visitors to observe animals up close, making it a popular spot for families and casual strollers.
This villa belonged to the statesman Aritomo Yamagata and is renowned for its masterpiece of a modern Japanese garden. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful moment while gazing at the spacious garden that borrows the scenery of the Higashiyama mountains.
15-min walk / 11-min bus ride
With its cobblestone streets, willow trees, and preserved machiya houses, this area offers a deeply traditional Kyoto atmosphere. You might catch a glimpse of Maiko or Geiko here, and the scenery is particularly magical during the cherry blossom season.
12-min walk
This historic site features the remains of an inclined railway once used to transport boats, where visitors can now walk freely along the tracks. In spring, the railway is lined with blooming cherry blossoms, creating a stunningly photogenic scene.
14-min walk / 13-min train ride
Located under the Keage Incline, this pedestrian tunnel features a unique spiral brick structure designed to withstand the weight of the incline above. The spiraling bricks create a mysterious atmosphere and showcase high-level Meiji-era civil engineering.
As the head temple of the Jodo sect, Chion-in boasts the massive "Sanmon" gate, one of the largest wooden gates in Japan. The vast grounds contain national treasures like the Miedo hall and beautiful gardens, offering a solemn and majestic atmosphere.
18-min walk
Ranked as the highest Zen temple in Japan, Nanzen-ji is famous for the magnificent view from its massive Sanmon gate. The temple grounds are also a renowned spot for autumn foliage, attracting many visitors during the fall season.
Located within the Nanzen-ji grounds, this brick aqueduct was built in the Meiji era to carry water from Lake Biwa. Its retro appearance, reminiscent of ancient Roman aqueducts, harmonizes uniquely with the traditional setting and is a popular photo spot.
16-min walk
This beautiful stone-paved path runs west of Kodai-ji Temple and is named after Nene, the wife of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who spent her later years here. Lined with cafes and souvenir shops, this scenic street is perfect for a leisurely Kyoto stroll.
As Kyoto's oldest park, Maruyama Park is a famous cherry blossom viewing spot, particularly known for its iconic weeping cherry tree. Centered around a stroll-style Japanese garden, it serves as a relaxing oasis for locals and tourists throughout the seasons.
20-min walk / 14-min bus ride
Known as "Eikando of Maples," this temple is a historic spot for autumn leaves, turning vibrant red in the fall. It is also famous for the "Mikaeri Amida" Buddha statue, which is uniquely posed looking back over its shoulder.
15-min bus ride
This 2km walking path along the Lake Biwa Canal is named after the philosopher Kitaro Nishida, who used to walk here in meditation. Visitors can enjoy seasonal nature, such as a tunnel of cherry blossoms in spring, fireflies in early summer, and autumn leaves.
26-min walk
Located near Kiyomizu-dera Temple, this cafe is housed in a registered tangible cultural property built in the Taisho era. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing break in this retro Western-style building filled with historical elegance and "Taisho Roman" charm.
Located in the Okazaki area, this cafe is popular for its vegetable-centric lunches and homemade sweets. Home to a charming resident cat, it is a highly recommended destination for cat lovers.
21-min walk
Located near Kiyomizu-dera, this studio offers a pottery experience in the traditional "Kiyomizu-ware" style. Guests can enjoy creating authentic works on an electric potter's wheel with the support of skilled artisans.
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