Maruhan Yukimachi
Maruhan Yukimachi is a small textile craft shop.
Located in northwest Kyoto, Hirano Shrine was established in the year 794 when the capital was transferred to Heian-kyo from Nagaoka-kyo. During the cherry blossom season, the shrine stays open until 8 pm.
Maruhan Yukimachi is a small textile craft shop.
These granite figures can be seen on the way to the Kitano Tenmangu shrine. Exit the east side of Kitano Tenmangu Shrine (to the right of the main shrine build
Kitano Tenmangu is familiarly known as “Kitano Tenjin-san” to the locals in Kyoto. The shrine was established in 947 and is especially popular during festivals
Tenshindo is a grilled rice cake shop.
Kamishichiken Kaburenjo is a theatre known for the performing arts of the maiko.
Yanagian is a small venue where traditional Japanese art classes takes places.
Located within a 10-minute walk from popular Kinkaku-ji Temple and Kitano Tenman-gu Shrine, Hotel Chrysantheme Kyoto offers simple accommodation with free WiFi.
Located 200 metres from Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, Oinaido offers accommodation in Kyoto. It provides free private parking. Free WiFi is offered throughout the pro
Situated in Kyoto in the Kyoto Region, this holiday home is 300 metres from Kitano Tenmangu Shrine. The holiday home features air conditioning and free WiFi. T
Featuring a terrace, Guesthouse Iloha is a detached holiday home set in Kyoto. The holiday home is fitted with air conditioning and free WiFi. Free private park
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Oto offers accommodation in Kyoto, 200 metres from Kitano Tenmangu Shrine. Certain rooms include a seating area to
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Kyoto Guest House Yaezakura offers accommodation in Kyoto, 500 metres from Kinkaku-ji Temple. Free private parking
Inari Jinja Sugamo Otori Jinja, located near Sugamo Station, is a small shrine nestled between two houses. It holds various seasonal festivals such as Tori no I
Shiogama Jinja Shrine in Miyagi is the head shrine of all Shiogama Jinja Shrines in the country.
Hokoku Jinja Shrine, also called Toyokuni Jinja Shrine, is the biggest building of the island with its "Hall of 1000 mats", or "Senjokaku".
Takemikumari Jinja Shrine, commonly known as Suibun Jinja Shrine, has strong ties with historical figures such as Oda Nobunaga, Emperor Godaigo and Lord Kusunok
Motoise Kono Jinja Shrine is part of Motoise Shrine, which has strong ties with Ise Grand Shrine.
Located in Arashiyama, this small shrine is famous for its sub-shrine, the Geino Jinja Shrine, where professionals from the entertainment industry come to pray.