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About a 15-minute walk to Toji Temple
Toji Temple was established with the relocation of the capital to Heian and was registered as a World Heritage Site in 1994.
On the 21st of every month, the "Kobo Market" is held, bustling with nearly 1,000 stalls, and is affectionately known as "Kobo-san" among the locals. Additionally, in spring, there is a night cherry blossom illumination, and in autumn, a fall foliage illumination, creating a stunning view of the cherry blossoms and autumn leaves illuminated alongside the five-story pagoda.

About 20 minutes by train to Fushimi Inari
From our hotel
➡Kyoto Station➡A short walk from Fushimi Inari Station
This is the head shrine of the Inari shrines, which are said to number around 30,000 nationwide. The main attraction is undoubtedly the rows of 'Senbon Torii' (thousands of torii gates), but there are also many other highlights, such as the cute fox ema (votive tablets) and the 'Omokaru Stone,' which is said to grant wishes if it feels light when lifted while thinking of a wish.

About 15 minutes by train to Tofuku-ji
From our hotel
➡ About a 10-minute walk from Tofuku-ji
Tofuku-ji is famous for its autumn foliage and early summer greenery. It features three famous bridges known as the "Three Famous Bridges of Tofuku-ji": the Gaunkyo Bridge, the Tsutenkyo Bridge, and the Engetsukyo Bridge, with the Tsutenkyo Bridge being said to be the most photogenic.

About 20 minutes by bus to Gion
From our hotel
➡ JR Kyoto Station City Bus Stop➡ Get off at Gion Bus Stop
A bustling area that represents Kyoto both now and in the past, where you can enjoy gourmet food, shopping, and of course, sightseeing. It is a city where you can experience various aspects of Kyoto's culture, including the famous Yasaka Shrine, known as 'Yasaka-san', the geisha district where you can meet maiko, and the Minami-za theater, where you can enjoy traditional performing arts centered around kabuki.

About 32 minutes by bus to Kiyomizu-dera Temple
From our hotel
➡ JR Kyoto Station City Bus Stop➡ About a 10-minute walk from Gion Bus Stop
Kiyomizu-dera Temple is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is famous for the phrase "to jump off the stage of Kiyomizu." It is also well-known as the place where the year's kanji is written at the end of the year. Within the temple grounds, three streams of the Otowa Waterfall flow, and it is said that drinking this water brings benefits such as academic success, romantic fulfillment, and longevity.

About 25 minutes by train to Arashiyama
Our Hotel ➡ Kyoto Station ➡ Saga-Arashiyama Station
Arashiyama, a representative tourist destination in Kyoto, is filled with nature, including the Bamboo Grove and the Katsura River flowing under the Togetsukyo Bridge, and is famous as a healing spot. It has been referenced in many works by past poets, and its charm continues to this day. Additionally, you can ride a rickshaw in Arashiyama and hear very interesting stories from the rickshaw pullers.

About 19 minutes by train to Nishiki Market Shopping Street
Our Hotel ➡ Subway Karasuma Line Kyoto Station
➡ About a 3-minute walk from Shijo Station
Nishiki Market has been selling fresh fish and produce since the Heian period in Kyoto. It is called "the kitchen of Kyoto," and many shops still line the streets today. Located adjacent to the bustling area of Shijo Kawaramachi, it is a convenient stop on your way back from exploring Kyoto.

About 39 minutes by train and bus transfer to Kinkaku-ji
Our hotel ➡ Subway Karasuma Line Kyoto Station
➡ About a 3-minute walk from Shijo Station
Kinkaku-ji, also known as the Golden Pavilion, was established by Ashikaga Takauji. It is famous as a UNESCO World Heritage site in Kyoto. As the name suggests, the golden pavilion that comes into view as soon as you enter the grounds is breathtaking. The pavilion shows different faces throughout the seasons, but it is said that the most beautiful sight is on snowy days. Seeing its cold yet divine appearance may bring tears to your eyes.

About 17 minutes by bus to Sanjusangendo
From our hotel ➡ JR Kyoto Station City Bus Stop
➡ In front of the Sanjusangendo Museum
At the Rengeoin Sanjusangendo (also known as Sanjusangendo), which is located not far from Kyoto Station, there are approximately 1,001 standing statues of Kannon with a thousand arms. It is said that each statue has a different face, allowing visitors to encounter a face that resembles their own. Additionally, a long gravel path outside has been used for the annual archery event, and once a year, the Sanjusangendo archery event (the first draw of the bow) is held.

7-minute walk to Kyoto Tower
The first thing that catches your eye when you get off at Kyoto Station is Kyoto Tower. From the observation deck of Kyoto Tower, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city of Kyoto. Inside Kyoto Tower, there is a commercial facility called Kyoto Tower Sand, where you can enjoy traditional craft experiences, dine at famous restaurants, and purchase a variety of souvenirs.