Eikando Temple

APPROX. 10 MIN. BY WALK

A renowned Buddhist temple, celebrated for its stunning autumn foliage, offers visitors a serene experience amidst Kyoto's vibrant red leaves.

Heian Shrine

APPROX. 10 MIN. BY WALK

In spring, this famous temple dazzles with beautiful cherry blossoms. The vermilion hall's white sand flooring and its large torii gate are a must-see.

Philosopher's Path

APPROX. 15 MIN. BY WALK

The Philosopher's Path, a canal walk from Wakaoji Shrine to Ginkakuji, is named after philosopher Nishida Kitaro who took walks here often.

Kyoto Kyocera Museum of Art

APPROX. 15 MIN. BY WALK

Established in 1933, this is Japan's 2nd public art museum, showcasing around 2,300 Japanese and Western works from the Meiji period onward.

Nanzenji Temple

APPROX. 20 MIN. BY WALK

The Sanmon Gate of Nanzenji Temple, one of Kyoto's three great gates, is surrounded by famous temples and landmarks.

Ginkakuji Temple

APPROX. 06 MIN. BY CAR

Built in 1482 as a mountain villa, Jisho-ji Temple (Ginkakuji) symbolizes Higashiyama culture with its national treasures and garden.

Kiyomizu Temple

APPROX. 20 MIN. BY CAR

The temple's main hall, known as the "Kiyomizu Stage," offers breathtaking city views and seasonal beauty from its cliffside location.

Kinkakuji Temple

APPROX. 25 MIN. BY CAR

Formally known as Rokuon-ji Temple, the gardens and architecture centered around Kinkakuji are said to represent the Pure Land on Earth.

Fushimi Inari Shrine

APPROX. 35 MIN. BY CAR

Arguably the most famous shrine in all of Japan, Fushimi Inari Shrine is known for its hundreds of vermilion torii gates.

Arashiyama

APPROX. 45 MIN. BY CAR

A beautiful, natural spot with attractions such as Togetsukyo Bridge, the Bamboo Forest Path, delicious eateries, and more.