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[Kyoto Aquarium] About 18 minutes
Inside the Kyoto Aquarium, which features trees from Kyoto, there are many fun spots, including one of the largest displays of giant salamanders in Japan, a large tank with a fisheye lens, and a dolphin stadium overlooking the greenery of Umekoji Park... This aquarium truly embodies the essence of "Kyoto."
Bus: City Line 50 Gojō Nishidōin → In front of the Shimogyo Ward Office

[Hanami Koji Street] About 20 minutes
This street runs north and south through the heart of Gion, extending from Sanjo Street in the north to in front of Kenninji Temple in the south. There are many popular Japanese cafes and sweet shops in this area, so why not stop by while you explore?
Bus: City Line 5 Karasuma Gojo → Shijo Kawaramachi

[Kyoto City Zoo] About 30 minutes
At Kyoto City Zoo, you can see a herd of 5 elephants and a family of 4 western lowland gorillas, all under the concept of a "close and enjoyable zoo." Additionally, strollers and wheelchairs are available for rent, allowing everyone from children to the elderly to enjoy their time comfortably.
Bus: City Line 5 Karasuma Gojō → In front of Okazaki Park Zoo

[Nijo Castle] About 15 minutes
It is said to be the castle built by the famous Tokugawa Ieyasu. In 1994, it was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site as part of "Cultural Properties of Ancient Kyoto."
Bus: City Line 50 Gojō Nishidōin → Horikawa Oike

Fushimi Inari Taisha - About 21 minutes
Fushimi Inari Taisha, with a history of over 1300 years, is very famous for its thousand torii gates. It is said to bring blessings for prosperous business and family safety, attracting many visitors throughout the year.
Train: Karasuma Line Gojo Station → Karasuma Oike
Subway Tozai Line Sanjo Station → Fushimi Inari Station

[Shimogamo Shrine] About 35 minutes
This shrine, registered as a World Heritage Site, boasts a history that is said to rival that of Kamigamo Shrine, making it one of the oldest in Kyoto. Passing through the torii gate, you will find a massive gate that is a symbol of the shrine, beautifully contrasting the vermilion color with the green of the forest and the cypress bark roof.
Bus: City Bus 205 Kōgawaramachi Gojō → Shimogamo Shrine Front

[To-ji] About 25 minutes
The five-story pagoda (National Treasure) stands at about 55 meters tall, showcasing the beauty of wooden architecture. It was reconstructed and donated by Tokugawa Iemitsu in 1644.
Bus: City Line 18/City Line 207 Kō Ōmiya Gojō → Kujō Ōmiya

[Higashi Hongan-ji] About 5 minutes
The Mieido Hall of Higashi Hongan-ji houses a wooden statue of the founder of Jodo Shinshu, Shinran Shonin. In front of it stands the "Mieido Gate," a wooden sanmon that is one of the largest in the world at a height of 27 meters, registered as an important cultural property.
Walking: 5 minutes

[Heian Shrine] About 30 minutes
A beautiful garden reflecting the four seasons, created by human hands over 100 years. It is well-known as a famous spot for the double-flowered weeping cherry blossoms. It is also designated as an important cultural property of the country.
Bus: City Line 5 Karasuma Gojō → Okazaki Park [Museum]

[Kawaramachi] About 15 minutes
Kawaramachi in Kyoto is popular not only among Japanese tourists but also among visitors from around the world. It is lined with high-end restaurants and is a must-visit place for those who want to experience the atmosphere of Kyoto.
Bus: City Line 5 Karasuma Gojo → Shijo Kawaramachi

Approximately 20 minutes from Gion-Shijo Station
Gion and Shijo have a very long history and many attractions. There are many traditional Japanese houses and sightseeing spots, making it one of the places that many foreign tourists visit.
Bus: City Line 5 Karasuma Gojo → Shijo Kawaramachi

[Kyoto Tower] About 6 minutes
The "Kyoto Tower" is a landmark that towers over the city of "Kyoto." It is the tallest structure in Kyoto, and from the observation room located 100 meters above ground, you can enjoy a 360-degree view of the city surrounded by the Higashiyama Thirty-Six Peaks.
Train: Karasuma Line Gojo Station → Kyoto Station