Katsura Imperial Villa
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).
Neighborhood 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).
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