World Heritage

Take a leisurely stroll through the site of the huge Nijo Castle

Ginkakuji, or “Temple of the Silver Pavilion,” is a representation of the Higashiyama culture or traditional Japanese culture at its finest

Ninna-ji is recommended to see the beautiful late-blooming cherry blossoms.

A World Heritage site with the spectacular Unryu-zu (image of the cloud dragon) and a garden from 700 years ago

One of Kyoto’s oldest shrines surrounded by an ancient forest

Heaven on earth – Byodoin Temple, a World Heritage Site

There is a splendid garden which spreads out like a green carpet, covered in 120 kinds of moss

A temple with great history marked by its five-story pagoda, the landmark of the ancient Kyoto

The final dream of Hideyoshi, viewings of cherry blossoms and fall foliage at Daigo-ji

The Kamo Shrines, Kyoto’s oldest shrines and World Heritage sites that are known for the Aoi Festival which has continued for 1500 years.