Yoshiminedera Temple, a Buddhist temple in Western Kyoto, is the 20th temple on the Saigoku Kannon pilgrimage.
This distillery allows visitors to take a tour of their whiskey manufacturing process and museum. You can sample different whiskeys, making a it a perfect experience for you and a friend.
This branch of the popular toy store chain is located in Kyoto and offers various goods and stationary designed after the Peanuts Gang and their beloved dog. Pe
Saiho-ji Temple, also known as Koke-dera or Moss Temple, is a Unesco World Heritage Site in Kyoto.
Dating back to 1645, Katsura Imperial Villa is set amidst a Japanese garden. Free tours of Katsura Imperial Villa are held several times daily (Japanese only).
Built in 1924, Kyoto Racecourse is the premier racecourse of Western Japan.
Established in the Edo Period (1603-1868), this Buddhist temple allows its visitors to write on the walls of the Daikoku-do, a chamber dedicated to the god Daik
Myoryu-ji is a Buddhist temple, commonly called the Ninja Temple or Ninja-dera for its former use as a disguised military station. Visitors may only enter with
Fujii-dera Temple, located in Tokushima, is the eleventh temple of the Shikoku 88 temple pilgrimage.
Saiho-ji Temple, also known as Koke-dera or Moss Temple, is a Unesco World Heritage Site in Kyoto.
Hase-dera Temple is a Jodo-shu Buddhist temple famous for its tall wooden statue of Kannon. It is also the 4th of 33 stops of the Bando Sanjusankasho pilgrimage
Kurama-dera is a Buddhist temple located above the town of the same name.
Nata-dera is a Buddhist temple first established in A.D. 717 by the priest Taicho. The grounds feature a main shrine with a statue of Kannon, the goddess of mer