Kyoto Prefecture

A village of old-world thatched roof houses and a preserved Japanese culture from a bygone age.

UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site and head temple of the Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji sect.

Experience traditional Japanese confectionery making at a long-established shop dating back to the Edo period.

A renovated former charcoal wholesaler turned complex facility where visitors can experience various aspects of the tea ceremony culture.

A facility where you can experience the charm of Kyoto's traditional crafts, particularly "Kyo-yaki" and "Kiyomizu-yaki" pottery.

At Garden Museum Hiei, visitors can simultaneously enjoy seasonal flowers in full bloom and masterpieces of Impressionist art.

A masterpiece of modern Japanese garden design, created by Yamagata Aritomo in collaboration with master garden designers.

A retro and modern shopping arcade adorned with colorful lanterns swaying under the arches.

A historic temple situated halfway up the magnificent Mount Takao.

A traditional tearoom serving authentic Uji tea in delightful tea ceremony experiences.

The head temple of Zen Buddhism, keeping the rich heritage passed down from Chinese culture.

Experience pottery at a kiln in Uji with a 400-year history.

Enjoy exquisite Wagyu beef that looks like a work of art.

Experience an exquisite moment at the renowned restaurant where "shabu-shabu" was first created.

Conveniently located near Yasaka Shrine, this restaurant offers seasonal fresh seafood at reasonable prices.

Enjoy kaiseki cuisine in a Taisho-era building while overlooking a Japanese garden crafted by a master landscaper.

A renowned meat specialty restaurant nestled in a quiet residential area of Kyoto.

Founded in Kyoto's Pontocho, this main store is known for popularizing beef cutlet (gyukatsu).

Experience the craftsmanship and dedication to quality ingredients and traditional techniques at this sophisticated sushi restaurant near the Kyoto Imperial Palace.

A sushi restaurant in Gion where you can savor fresh seafood delivered directly from fishing ports across Japan.

Located in the competitive area of Ichijoji, Kyoto, this ramen shop is renowned for its ultra-rich chicken paitan (white broth) soup.

Enjoy the rich flavors of traditional eel cuisine that this long-established restaurant proudly offers.

A nostalgic, long-established eel restaurant located in the Shin-Kyogoku area.

Savor exquisite domestic eel dishes prepared by skilled chefs.

Long-loved Gion tea shop offering tastes of exquisite Uji tea served as premium tea leaves and delicious matcha sweets.

A specialty shop that not only sells a variety of fans but also offers fan painting experiences.

Classic Kyoto souvenirs to shop in a serene, authentic Japanese interior.

The hub of the latest trends in the ancient city of Kyoto.

The latest from this veteran retailer founded in 1831.

Filled with the best of Kyoto! The globally renowned "Pokémon Center" is also a hit.

A large-scale shopping mall befitting the gateway to the international tourist city of Kyoto.

Bright and colorful Kyo-ame candies, made by crossing traditional Kyoto candy-making magic with European color extraction techniques.

A long-established department store where you can find Kyoto's famous products.

Enjoy the nostalgic taste of baked goods at Kyoto's oldest Western-style confectionery store.

Selling adorable clasp items that you'll want to incorporate into your everyday fashion.

Freshly prepared warabimochi together with their signature roasted kinako

A women-only hotel directly connected to Keihan Sanjo Station, recommended for solo travelers or groups!

Stay in the heart of Gion at GRANBELL HOTEL KYOTO, a comfortable and conveniently located hotel offering easy access to all the attractions of Kyoto.

A charming, machiya-style hotel with excellent access, perfect for exploring Kyoto.

Experience supreme relaxation year-round with crab dishes and the renowned hot springs unique to Kinosaki Onsen.

A sumptuous dinner of Kyoto’s bounty plus a dip in high-quality natural hot springs.

Authentic Japanese ryokan complete with Sukiya-style architecture and views of Amanohashidate, one of three most celebrated sceneries in Japan.

A hot spring inn where you can enjoy the spectacular views of Arashiyama at the foot of the Togetsukyo Bridge.

Enjoy a stay at a hot spring facility nestled in nature, where you can indulge in the famous waters drawn from 1,200 meters underground.

A Tango inn where you can enjoy a panoramic ocean view from every room and the finest crab.

The hotel set at the foot of iconic Kyoto landmark, Kyoto Tower.

A Japanese-style hot spring inn in Arashiyama, overflowing with traditional charm.

A hotel with a rich atmosphere, housed in a Kyoto townhouse over 100 years old.

Enchanted Kyoto evenings at Miyama’s “Kayabuki no Sato,” a dream-like preserved traditional villagescape.

One of the three Major festivals in Kyoto, featuring the “Roto no Gi” ceremony that reminds us of Heian Period’s paintings.

The highlight of this Great Festival at Heian Jingu Shrine is a procession of people dressed in costumes of various periods of time.

Spiritual and ghastly fires illuminate the ancient city at night. A traditional event where spirits depart to the afterlife.

One of Japan's most famous festivals held in Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto with more than 1150 years of history.