Nijo Castle
The Nijojo Castle was recognized as a UNESCO world heritage site in 1994. It was built in 1603 as the Kyoto residence of the first shogun of the Edo era, Tokuga
Neighborhood in Kyoto:
The Nijojo Castle was recognized as a UNESCO world heritage site in 1994. It was built in 1603 as the Kyoto residence of the first shogun of the Edo era, Tokuga
Gokomachi Tsubaki is a Japanese course restaurant in Kyoto city with an importance on the ingredients.
The Museum of Kyoto is a massive red-brick building that resembles a courthouse or palace. It is divided into different sections, with each displaying different
The Kyoto International Manga Museum was opened in November of 2006. It consists of three floors and a basement, and most of its walls are lined with shelves of
The Rokkakudo Temple is located southeast of the intersection of Karasuma and Sanjo streets in central Kyoto, and is formally known as Shiunzan Chohoji.
Lajolla is a Californian-Mexican style restaurant located in Kyoto city.
Hiro has an extensive menu, featuring high quality Japanese kurogewagyuu beef, locally grown vegetables and a wide array of beverages.
Shinpukan is a shopping mall built in the remain of the Kyoto Central Telephone Office and is registered as a historical monument by the city of Kyoto.