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Shimogyo-ku
Kyoto Station
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Nidec Kyoto Tower
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Higashi Hongan-ji Temple
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One of the world's largest wooden building. Its roof is 76m long and 58m large.
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Shōseien Garden
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Bukkō-ji Temple
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Saryo Suisen - Takatsuji Main Shop
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Nishi Hongan-ji Temple
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Umekoji Park
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Minami-ku
Tō-ji Temple
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Japan's highest pagoda. Dating from 1644, it rises to 55m and has 5 storeys. The religious complex was founded in 823 by Kobo-Daishi.
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Nakagyo-ku
Shijoo Bridge
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Nishiki Market
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Aiba
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The Cultural Museum of Kyoto
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Kyoto International Manga Museum
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Kyoto Shibori Museum
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Kamigyo-ku
Kyoto Gyoen National Garden
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Kenrei-mon Gate (gate for Emperor)
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Shishinden (Ceremonial Palace)
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Kyoto Sento Imperial Palace
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Seimei-jinja Shrine
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Nishijin Textile Center
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Kitano-temmangū Shrine
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Dedicated to the Tenjin deity, originally known as Sugawara no Michizane. He died in exile after being the victim of a plot, and is said to have been transformed into a vengeful spirit. Kita-no Tenmangu was built in 947 to appease his wrath. Tenjin is the patron of the arts and letters, and his symbol is the ox. (cr: Cécilia Rado)
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Hirano Shrine
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Arashiyama
Randen Arashiyama Station Center
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Kimono Forest
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Arashiyama Bamboo Forest
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Tenryu-ji
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Built in 1339 in honor of the emperor, this is the major temple of the Rinzai school of Buddhism.
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Arashiyama Park Kameyama Area
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Okochi Sanso Garden
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Rankyo Gorge
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Daihikaku Senkōji Temple
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Arashiyama Monkey Park Iwatayama
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Togetsukyo Bridge
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Ukyo-ku
Ninna-ji Temple
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Ryōan-ji
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Kyoto Prefectural Insho-Domoto Museum of Fine Arts
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Kinkaku-ji
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Kita-ku
Takeisao (Kenkun) Shrine
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Imamiya Shrine
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Daitoku-ji Temple
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Kyoto Botanical Gardens
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Sakyo-ku
Poupée Kyo-ningyo, laque Kyo-shikki, shogoin yatsuhashi
22 octobre : Jidai matsuri
Rurikō-in Temple
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Shugakuin Imperial Villa
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Ryokujuan Shimizu
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Higashiyama Jisho-ji
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Philosopher's Path
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Eikandō Temple
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Nanzen-ji Temple
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Keage Incline
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Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art
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The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto
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Heian Shrine
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Kyoto Museum of Crafts and Design
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Higashiyama
Minamiza Theater
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Shirakawa Lane
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Shinbashi-dori
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Hanamikoji-dori
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Japan Kanji Museum & Library
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Kameya Kiyonaga
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Nobunaga Oda Memorial
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South Tower Gate
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Buden (Stage)
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Yasaka Shrine
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Maruyama Park
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Yuzenen Garden
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Chionin Temple
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Kōdaiji Temple
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Kiyomizu-dera
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Fushimi-ku
Fushimi Inari Taisha
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Daigo-ji Temple
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Fushimi-Momoyama-jō Castle
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