Ohara	KYOTO	Opened in 2004 in Ohara where many attractive and elegant sightseeing spots such as Sanzen-in and Jakko-in temples are located.
Amanohashidate Spa	KYOTO	A young spring that issues in Amanohashidate, one of the best sights in Japan.
Yurayura Spa Town	KYOTO	A spring that issues among the white sand and green pines of the Yura Coast.
Yunohana Spa	KYOTO	Well-known ancient spring related to Akechi Mitsuhide.
Hamazume Yuhigaura Spa	KYOTO	A spring that issues among the beautiful scenery along the San-in Coast.
Nakisuna Spa	KYOTO	Known for beautiful sand beach that produces delicate sound under your feet; commands panoramic view of Japan Sea in front.
Tango Kizu Spa	KYOTO	The oldest spring in the Tango area, believed to have been discovered by the famouse Buddhist priest, Gyoki.

Ayabe Spa: Nio-no-Yu	KYOTO	A spa with one of the most highly effective water content in Osaka, with bicarbonate soda 16 times the standard and meta-boric acid 32 times.
Wakasagi Natural Spa	KYOTO	The only natural spring in southern Kyoto. Highly popular as a relaxation spot during Kasagi trips, equipped with a spacious multi-purpose hall and a good training room. The hall can hold Western-style parties, and the training room offers visitors refreshing exercises.
Rurikei Spa	KYOTO	The spa is located in the Rurikei Highlands at an altitude of 500 meters: the spring is known for its warming effects, and its radon content is the seventh highest nationwide.
Springs Hiyoshi	KYOTO	The spa was opened at the downstream of Hiyoshi Dam, an open dam, and is very popular.
Yakuno Highland Spa: Hokkori House	KYOTO	The central facility of "Farmers' Land, Yakuno," an integral sightseeing complex of Yakuno Town. Equipped with spacious bathtubs and a popular open-air garden bath.
Amanohashidate Iwatani Spa: Kurhaus Iwataki	KYOTO	A full-scale Kurhaus combining modern bathing methods from Germany with traditional spa bathing from Japan. Popular among families because of its hot-water pools.
Omiya Komachi Spa	KYOTO	Located in Tango Master Village. Equipped with seminar rooms for textile dying and pottery. Named after the historic beauty, Onono-komachi, and good esthetic effects will be expected.
Asamogawa Bathing Spa: Shizunosato	KYOTO	Located on top of a hill, the main bath commands a panoramic view of the Sea of Japan. Also equipped with an adjacent hot-water pool.
Ugawa Spa: Yoshino-no-Sato	KYOTO	The marine spa "Tatsumiya": Bathtub made of Japanese cypress commands a panoramic view of ocean; The mountain spa "Kaguya": Up-to-date facilities with an open-air bath enveloped in sunshine among forest leaves.
Tango Spa: Hashiudo Inn	KYOTO	Entirely glass-walled bathroom commands a grand view of Tateiwa, a noted sightseeing spot along the Sea of Japan.
Yasaka Ashiginu Spa	KYOTO	The open-air bath commands a panoramic view of the Yasaka Plains: Enjoy nine different baths including those with whirlpools and falls.

Ayu Dishes	KYOTO	Variety ayu dishes include ayu sashimi, grilled with salt, sushi, etc.
Ikkyuji Natto	KYOTO	A natto invented by "Resourceful Master Ikkyu."
Obanzai Dishes	KYOTO	Sophisticated side dishes using reasonably priced seasonal ingredients.
Kaiseki Cuisine	KYOTO	Original flavor of ingredients, free of strong spices or seasoning.
Crab Dishes	KYOTO	There are many different crab dishes, including crab sashimi, baked crab, crab nabe, etc.
Pheasant Dishes	KYOTO	Try a pheasant course comprising pheasant sashimi, chopped pheasant, nabe, and pheasant rice.
Kawadoko Dining of Kibune	KYOTO	Exquisite dining experience with the sound of streams.
Kuromame Dishes	KYOTO	Kuromame beans of Tanba have many fans nationwide.
Konoshiro-zushi	KYOTO	A specialty food of Kumihama since the Meiji period. Sushi made with konoshiro (a kind of bony fish).
Sabazushi	KYOTO	Stick-shaped sushi, wrapped with mackerel and algae.
Shojin Cuisine	KYOTO	Dishes featuring vegetables, introduced by Dogen from China.
Bamboo Shoot Dishes	KYOTO	Various takenoko dishes ranging from sashimi, boiled, to grilled.
Nishin Soba Noodles	KYOTO	A unique dish of Kyoto using dried herring.
Hamo Dishes	KYOTO	Specialty dishes of Kyoto, based on the special skill of cutting fish bones into pieces.
Bara-zushi	KYOTO	Bara-zushi is packed in a large rectangular container with two layers of mackerel meat.
Fucha Cuisine	KYOTO	Chinese style of shojin dishes. Can be enjoyed at Manpukuji Temple in Kyoto, and other places.
Buri Shabu	KYOTO	Ine, one of the three largest yellowtail-fishing spots in Japan, is famous for nice shabu-shabu of yellowtail fish (buri).
Botan Nabe	KYOTO	Sliced boar meat on a plate looks like peony petals.
Kamaboko (fish paste) from Maizuru/Kuro Chikuwa (fish paste) from Miyazu	KYOTO	Specialties with exquisite flavor and texture.
Yusoku Dishes	KYOTO	Cuisine based on royal rules and regulations since the Heian period.
Yudofu	KYOTO	A type of shojin dish, with a long history.

Tanabe Castle	KYOTO	An unassailable castle built by Hosokawa Fujitaka and his son Tadaoki
Fukuchiyama Castle	KYOTO	A well-known castle built by Akechi Mitsuhide that takes advantage of the surrounding geographical features
Former Imperial Villa Nijo Castle	KYOTO	A popular castle whose number of annual visitors is one of the largest in Japan
Sonobe Castle	KYOTO	A high school is now located at the site of the castle (the gate being used as a school gate).

Shijo-Kawaramachi Area	KYOTO	The area is the busiest part of downtown Kyoto, with the traditional and the modernistic, the Japanese and the foreign, intermingled. There are many department stores, shops of Kyoto fashion, specialty shops, restaurants and amusement facilities, as well
Kyoto Station Area	KYOTO	This area forms a large-scale shopping zone, with department stores and souvenir shops in the Kyoto Station Building, in addition to underground shopping complexes and other stores both north and south of the station.

Nishiki Ichiba	KYOTO	This 400-meter long market street running from east to west is called "the kitchen of Kyoto," and is lined with more than 130 shops that provide almost all food materials ranging from fresh fish to other materials, processed food and special items for Ky

Yusoku Confectionary "Oimatsu"	KYOTO	Experience making special sweets of Kyoto, with close ties with the Imperial tradition.
Yatsuhashi-an & Kyoto Embroidery House	KYOTO	Experience making nama-yatsuhashi (traditional sweet of Kyoto), special embroidery, and cocoon dolls.

Biso Craftwork Factory	KYOTO	Experience making cloisonne and glass accessories.
Adashino Cocoon Village	KYOTO	Experience making cocoon dolls of Zenigata Heiji, a famous detective in historic dramas.
Kyo & Kiyomizu Pottery Kiln "Fujihira"	KYOTO	Experience painting and shaping of Kiyomizu pottery.
Oike	KYOTO	Experience making flower baskets from bamboo.
Marumasu Nishimuraya Yuzen House	KYOTO	Watch exhibits on Kyo Yuzen tradition, and experience dyeing such daily items as handkerchiefs.
Kyosendo	KYOTO	Study the manufacturing process of traditional Kyoto fans, and experience painting them.
Kyoto Uzumasa Craft Center	KYOTO	Experience diverse courses of pottery and dyeing/weaving.
General Exhibition Center of Traditional Trades of Kyoto (HP)	KYOTO	Experience Yuzen dyeing of handkerchiefs and painting on Kyoto porcelain dolls.
Hatayama Center of Konsai Yuzen	KYOTO	Experience the work of Konsai Yuzen, pasting gold pieces on such daily items as handkerchiefs and wrapping cloths.
Kyoto Museum of Yuzen Art	KYOTO	Watch the demonstration of Kyo Yuzen manufacturing, and experience Yuzen dyeing of such daily items as handkerchiefs.
Kurotani Paper Center	KYOTO	Watch demonstration of traditional Kurotani paper making, experience it yourself.
Mori Pottery House	KYOTO	Experience painting and making Kiyomizu pottery for yourself.
Nishimura Koken	KYOTO	Experience shaping Kiyomizu pottery for yourself.
Kyoto Seiyokai Pottery Hall	KYOTO	Experience shaping Kiyomizu pottery for yourself.
Baba Dyeing Factory	KYOTO	Experience handdrawn Yuzen art, and appreciate Japanese green tea.
Nishijin-ori Kaikan	KYOTO	Experience hand-weaving, wearing maiko costume or juni-hitoe (an ancient dress).
Amity Tango	KYOTO	Experience tyeing at the comprehensive Tango Chilimen center.
Kotobuki Pottery Shop	KYOTO	Watch the manufacturing process of Kiyomizu pottery, and experience the painting work.
Adachi Braid House	KYOTO	Experience making such Japanese fashion items as obi brooches and hair accessories.
Kaetsu Craft Village	KYOTO	Experience diverse craftworks including weaving and dyeing, glass arts, woodcraft and cloisonne works.
Kyoto Kimono Center	KYOTO	Experience mold-dyeing of Kyo Yuzen tradition, along with making of Japanese paper, original braids and fans.
Kyoto Handicraft Center	KYOTO	Join classes of Kyoto cloisonne, wood printing and dolls.
Fureai-kan	KYOTO	Experience making handkerchiefs and T-shirts with the Yuzen technique.
Kyoto Museum of Tied Dyeing	KYOTO	Experience tied-dyeing under detailed guidance.
Kyoto Yuzen Dyeing Center	KYOTO	Watch the process of Kyo Yuzen work, and experience dyeing such daily items as handkerchiefs and wrapping cloths.
Shoeido Incense Factory	KYOTO	Experience appreciation and blending of incense, along with relevant exhibits.
Omiya Fureai Center	KYOTO	Experience pottery painting and cloth dyeing.
Tango Handcraft Center	KYOTO	Experience Tango chilimen weaving and dyeing.
Sumiyama Pottery Center	KYOTO	Join a study tour featuring manufacturing process of Kyo and Shimizu pottery traditions, and experience the painting work.
Asahi Pottery	KYOTO	Experience shaping Asahi pottery works.
Bamboo Craft "Toyo"	KYOTO	Experience making bamboo baskets and spoons.
Japanese Paper Center	KYOTO	Experience making letterpads, paperboards and other special papers with traditional Tango paper.

Tondaya	KYOTO	Experience wearing kimono with a lesson on how to wear it, and joining a tea ceremony at a merchant house in Nishijin.
Shishigaya Sabie	KYOTO	Easy guide to tea ceremony manners
Daisen-in, Daitokuji Temple	KYOTO	Experience Zazen, religious lectures and tea ceremony.
Toei Uzumasa Eigamura	KYOTO	Enjoy wearing diverse dresses from past days, for princesses, maiko, oiran, Shinsengumi warriors, famous historic figures, etc.
Nanzenji Temple	KYOTO	Experience Zazen in a tranquil atmosphere of a Zen temple.
Sadano Kungyoku-do	KYOTO	Learn the manners of incense, and experience the incense appreciation.
Gion Corner	KYOTO	Handy introduction of Japanese traditions for foreigners, featuring tea ceremony, flower arrangement, traditional music and more.
Uji Tea Ceremony Hall "Taiho-an"	KYOTO	Watch and experience traditional Uji tea ceremonies.
Daikakuji Temple	KYOTO	Experience Shakyo (copying the Hannya-Shinkyo Buddhist sutra).

Ama-no-Hashidate	KYOTO	Amano-hashidate is well-known to Japanese people as one of the three most scenic spots in Japan. Lined with pine trees for 36km, visitors often view it upside-down from Kasamatsu Park, bent over with their heads between their legs.
Kamaya Coast	KYOTO	Kamaya Beach, located on the northern end of Tango Peninsula, is known for its steep cliffs and great view of the Sea of Japan.
Kotobikihama Beach	KYOTO	When walking on this dry beach, it makes a comforting squeaky sound. The beach's name is derived from this sound, which resembles that of a koto. The view is as wonderful as the sound.
A view of Maizuru Bay from Mt. Gorogadake	KYOTO	The complicated sawtooth coastline and green islands on the blue ocean of Maizuru Bay are particularly memorable when viewed from Gorodake Mountain. It ranks No.1 on the "100 Greatest Kinki Area Scenes".
Shotenkyo Beach	KYOTO	Gravel carried by the coastal current in the Sea of Japan forms a breakwater that seems to blocking the entrance of the bay. It's about 2km long with a maximum width 300m. It gets its name because the narrow beach with its pine forest is reminiscent of Amano-hashidate.
Nagu Coast	KYOTO	Nagu Beach neighbors another beach that is said to be the site where a mythical princess scooped up salt water. The clear water with white sand bottom makes it especially beautiful.
Yuhigaura Cost	KYOTO	Hamazume Beach is a swimming site on the Tango Peninsula. It is also known as Yuhigaura Beach, because of the beautiful setting sun (yuhi) on the Sea of Japan.
Tango Matsushima	KYOTO	Called Tango-matsushima, because the view towards Kyogamisaki cape resembles one of the three most scenic spots in Japan, Matsushima. Large rocks run from east to west as if sandwiching the cove. The morning sun wonderfully shows off the contours.

A Cluster of Red-Brick Warehouses	KYOTO	A cluster of 12 red-brick warehouses located along Route 27 in the eastern part of the city was built from the Meiji through the Taisho eras. Some parts are illuminated at night, creating an exotic atmosphere.
Boathouses in Ine	KYOTO	These 200 boathouses seem to be floating on the sea.
Important Traditional Building Preservation Area in Kamigamo	KYOTO	This townscape is made up of houses for people who serve at the shrines. It runs along the Myojin River, running from Kamigamo Shrine.
Southern Kamikoma District	KYOTO	The area has prospered as a tea trading center since the Meiji Era. The remaining tea wholesalers' houses convey the traditional townscape of the past.
Kameyama Castle Town	KYOTO	The area retains its castle town atmosphere with stone pavement and the merchants' and general houses in a meticulous grid.
Important Traditional Building Preservation Area in Gion-Shinbashi	KYOTO	The view along Shinbashi Street, where 2-story teahouses with wooden decks are lined.
Important Traditional Building Preservation Area in Saga-Toriimoto	KYOTO	This settlement is located at the skirt of Atago Mountain. Farms, townhouses and tea stalls stand together along Atago Street.
Important Traditional Building Preservation Area in Sannenzaka	KYOTO	This town originally developed in front of temples and shrines, including Yasaka Shrine, Hokan Temple and Kiyomizu Temple
Chirimen Kaido	KYOTO	This area has long flourished as a center for producing and accumulating chirimen (silk crepe), and is therefore called Chirimen Kaido. Chirimen merchants' houses, factories, a western style clinic and town offices built from the Meiji through the Showa eras remind one of older days.
Fushimi-Momoyama/Chushojima District	KYOTO	A townscape dotted with old sake vendors.
Miyama-cho Kita (Village of thatched roofed houses)	KYOTO	Recall the original scenery of a Japanese farm, with thatched roofs, forestland and the Yura River.

Otonashi-no-taki Waterfall	KYOTO	This waterfall, with a width of about three to four meters, flows softly at the back of the Ohara Sanzen'in Temple.
Ashiu Kenkyurin (Research) Forest	KYOTO	One of the most valuable primeval forests in western Japan, where precious fauna and flora can be observed.
Atagoyama Mountain	KYOTO	A monadnock reaching an altitude of 924 meters, consisting of hard rock embedded in the Tamba Mountains.
Oketsu Holes	KYOTO	A rare group of potholes have formed naturally, in the Asukaji area along Tokai Natural Trail on the Kasagicho Hiking Course (Nunomegawa Walking Route)
Kuya-no-taki Waterfall	KYOTO	One of the largest falls in the Kyoto area (12 meters high and one meter wide), at the foot of Atagoyama Mountain.
Kuramayama Mountain	KYOTO	This mountain forms the watershed between the Kuramagawa and Kifunegawa Rivers, to an altitude of 569 meters, and is covered with old Japanese cedars and enormous cypresses.
Sagano Sightseeing Tram	KYOTO	Take a trip in this special environment which provides beautiful scenery of seasonal nature.
Takaoyama Mountain	KYOTO	A famous mountain at an altitude of 428 meters, known for the beautiful scenery of colored leaves along the Kiyotakigawa River and around the Jingoji Temple.
Miyazu City Marine Fishing Zone	KYOTO	A fish shelter is submerged in the fishing zone, which is home to a wide variety of fish. Both expert fishermen and family tourists can enjoy safe and fun fishing in this zone.
Mugenkyo Canyon	KYOTO	The Mugenkyo Canyon is a tranquil scenic spot at the confluence of the Iga and Nabari Rivers, with a beautiful but sad legend.
Fubatsunomori Forest	KYOTO	All trees are strictly protected in the Fubatsunomori Forest. Listen to the background music of wild birds' songs, in the midst of trees that have grown naturally.

Kawagakitaisho Fukkatsu Project (River Kids Revival Project) (Katsuragawa River basin)	KYOTO	This project provides children with a diverse array of programs to experience recreational activities on the river and feel and understand the splendor and importance of nature.
Mountain Stream Canoeing on the Kizu River	KYOTO	A mountain stream of the Kizu River serves as a venue for canoeing. Various people from beginners to advanced-level canoeists can easily and freely enjoy canoeing on the stream running along the base of Mt. Kasagi.
Yamabuki MTB Challenge Festa	KYOTO	Yamabuki MTB Challenge Festa is a mountain bike competition held mainly at the Yamabuki Hiking Course. The purpose of the competition is to enjoy mountain biking through an approx. 20 km course in the abundant greenery of Ide-cho.
Green Land Mizuho	KYOTO	Green Land Mizuho is a forest resort zone with an advantage of an abundant natural environment. You can enjoy recreational activities and experience farm works at this comfortable resort facility where accommodation facilities, restaurants, and a roadside station are located inside and in surrounding areas.
Shizushi Limestone Cave Park	KYOTO	Shizushi Limestone Cave is the only limestone cave in Kyoto Pref. The area surrounding the limestone cave is used as a park where many camping facilities are located, and you can enjoy outdoor activities there with your family and friends.

Tamagawa-Tei (Tamagawa River Banks)	KYOTO	The Ide Tamagawa is one of the six renowned Tamagawa rivers in Japan. About 500 cherry trees lining both sides of the river create a beautiful flower tunnel.
Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine	KYOTO	In early April, "Otokoyama Sakura Matsuri (Cherry Blossom Festival)" is held at the Iwashimizu Hachiman Shrine, a famous cherry blossom viewing spot.
Fukuchiyama Castle	KYOTO	Enjoy the impressive view of some old cherry trees in full blossom with the Fukuchiyama Castle as a backdrop. Fukuchiyama Castle was the castle of feudal warlord Akechi Mitsuhide and its tower keep was reconstructed in 1986.
Rakuto	KYOTO	Tetsugaku-no-michi Path, Shinnyo-do, Kinkai-Komyoji Temple, Nanzenji Temple, Heian Shrine, along the Okazaki Sosui Canal, Kodaiji Temple, Maruyama Park, Kiyomizudera Temple, Jishu Shrine
Yamashina	KYOTO	Yamashina Sosui Canal, Bishamon-do
Rakunan	KYOTO	Daigoji Temple, Jonangu Shrine
Rakuchu	KYOTO	Kyoto Gyoen, Nijo Castle, Hirano Shrine
Rakusai	KYOTO	Arashiyama, Tenryuji Temple, Nisonin Temple, Daikakuji Temple, Takao, Kiyotaki, Ryoanji Temple, Ninnaji Temple, Haradanien, Utano Youth Hostel
Nishiyama	KYOTO	Shojiji Temple, Oharano Shrine, Yoshiminedera Temple
Rakuhoku	KYOTO	Joshokoji Temple, Hieizan Mountain Driveway, Okuhiei Driveway, Ohara, Sanzenin Shrine, Yase, Kuramadera Temple, Takaragaike Park, botanical garden, Nakaragi-no-michi Street, Kamigamo Shrine, Joshoji Temple
Maekawa-Tsutsumi (Maekawa River Banks)	KYOTO	Some 300 cherry trees are planted along the Maekawa River banks in Higashi-imoarai, gracing the banks with belts of pale pink blossoms in spring.
Jizozen-in Temple	KYOTO	A weeping cherry tree on the hill overlooking the Minami Yamashiro plain. Designated as a natural monument. Looking up from the below, the weeping cherry tree in full blossom is a spectacle.
Kasagi Area	KYOTO	The Kasagi area is blessed with numerous cherry blossom viewing spots. Cherry blossoms surrounding the Kasagi Station are breathtakingly beautiful.
Ruriji Temple in Yoshida	KYOTO	A weeping cherry tree, which is seven meters high and over 300 years old, is one of the famous scenic spots in Maizuru.
Takinoue Park	KYOTO	This park was formerly the site of a residence of the feudal lord of Miyazu. One of the best cherry blossom viewing spots in Miyazu City.

A Cluster of Red-Brick Warehouses	KYOTO	Filming location for the movie Otokotachi no Yamato/YAMATO (Yamato for Men) (2005, Toei). Also served as a location for Bart no Gakuen (Paradise of Bart) (2006, Toei).
Nagare-bashi Bridge (Kozuya Bridge)	KYOTO	Filming location for the film Onmyoji (2001, Toho). The bridge is often used for filming period dramas.
Kotobikihama Beach/Nochigahama Beach	KYOTO	Filming location for the film Sennen no Koi ? Hikaru Genji Monogatari (Love through One Thousand ? Hikaru Genji Story) (2001, Toei). A beautiful coast with white sand, green pine trees and a spectacular standing rock called Tateiwa.
Funaya (Boat Houses) in the Town of Ine	KYOTO	Filming location for NHK morning drama series Ee Nyobo (1993) and Otoko wa Tsurai yo ? Ajisai no Koi (It's Tough Being a Man - Love of Hydrangeas) (1982, Shochiku)
Motoise Naiku Kotai-jinja Shrine, Motoise Geku Toyouke-daijinja Shrine, Amano Iwato-jinja Shrine	KYOTO	Filming location for the movie Akuryo-to (Island of Evil Spirits) (1981, Kadokawa). There are three shrines: "Naiku" with a solemn shrine, "Amanoiwato" with a strange-shaped rock and clear stream, and "Geku" with mysterious atmosphere
Chionin Temple	KYOTO	Filming location for The Last Samurai (2003, Warner Bros.). The head temple of the Jodo (Pure Land) sect of Japanese Buddhism.
Heian Jingu Shrine	KYOTO	Filming location for the movie Lost in Translation (2003, Tohoku Shinsha)
Nanzenji Temple	KYOTO	Filming location for the movie Lost in Translation (2003, Tohoku Shinsha). The head temple of the Rinzai sect of Buddhism.
Fushimi Inari Shrine	KYOTO	Filming location for the movie SAYURI (2005, Buena Vista International/Shochiku). The head shrine of those shrines dedicated to Inari (the god of rice, sake and prosperity)
Chikurin-no-Komichi Path	KYOTO	Filming location for the movie SAYURI (2005, Buena Vista International/Shochiku)
Kiyomizu Temple	KYOTO	Filming location for the movie WASABI (2001, Victor Company of Japan). Kiyomizu Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is famous for its wide wooden veranda.