Kansai
La région de Kansai était le centre du Japon jusqu’en 1868. Les villes historiques comme Kyoto ou Nara se trouvent dans cette préfecture.
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Coin de Gion
Seven types of traditional Japanese performing arts can be comfortably enjoyed in about an hour in the heart of the Gion district of Kyoto.
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Forêt de kimonos
In Kyoto, there is peculiar place that honors the designs of Japanese beautiful garment, kimono. The place is known as « The Kimono Forest ».
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Machiya, une maison traditionnelle en bois
La zona antigua y quedan muchas casas antigua y ahora son hoteles.
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Marché de Nishiki
Mercaodo de Nishiki en Kioto
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Kodaiji Temple
Kodaiji Temple is located in Higashiyama. It was founded in 1605 by Kita-no-Mandokoro as a memorial to her husband, Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
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Sanjusangendo
El nombre oficial de Sanjusangendo es templo Reneo-in, cuya estructura fue registrada como Tesoro Nacional por el gobierno japonés.
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Gion
Gion is the place in Kyoto where the famous Geishas, the cultural symbol of the nation of the rising sun, come alive.
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Temple de Chion-in
The temple site is where Honen began to preach his teachings and the place where he died. The original temple was built in 1234 by Genchi, a disciple of Honen.
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Kitano Tenmangu
The shrine of Kitano Tenmangu was built in the 10th century by the emperor of the time in honor of Sugawara no Michizane, who was a scholar and politician.
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Toji Temple
Toji means Eastern Temple which was founded in 796 in Kyoto. This is a Buddhist temple of Shingon Sect started by Kukai or Kobodaishi.
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Ville de Kyoto
For more than 1200 years from the move of the capital in 794 until the late 19th century, Kyoto was the capital of Japan. There are many ways to enjoy Kyoto.