Hakusanyu

A public bathhouse with sauna facilities that use natural spring water.
Tattoo-friendly baths are also available for foreign visitors.
*Closed on Wednesdays

Plum Moon

A Japanese sweets shop where you can taste traditional Japanese sweets.
You can enjoy different Japanese sweets depending on the season.

Fresco Gojo Nishinotoin Store

A 24-hour supermarket.
It has everything from food, alcohol, daily necessities, prepared foods, and snacks.

Ginjo Ramen Kubota Main Branch

Ginjo Ramen Kubota uses noodles from Menya Teigaku for its tsukemen. Our homemade diamond noodles are made to order and are the result of repeated trial and error, creating an exquisite balance with soy sauce ramen and miso ramen! We also recommend the signature dish, the super rich meat-filled miso tsukemen.

Shoufukutei

A soba restaurant where you can enjoy Kyoto-style green tea soba. They also offer set menus with green tea soba and tempura or pork cutlet bowl.
The green tea soba cold noodles are also recommended in the summer.

Leafy vegetables

Kushikatsu restaurant where you can enjoy beer, sake, shochu, etc.

Higashi Honganji Temple

The origins of the Shinshu Honbyo Temple (Higashi Honganji Temple) date back to when disciples of the founder of the sect, Saint Shinran (1173-1262), moved his remains from Otani (at the foot of Higashiyama in Kyoto City) to the north of Yoshimizu (near Maruyama Park in Kyoto City), built a hall and enshrined a statue of the founder.

Kyoto Tower

The NIDEK Kyoto Tower is a Kyoto landmark that stands in a great location in front of JR Kyoto Station. This pure white tower with smooth curves is the tallest in Kyoto and is also the tallest "steel-free building" in the world.

Kiyomizu Temple

Otowayama Kiyomizu-dera Temple was founded in 778 and boasts a history of about 1,250 years. It has long been loved by the common people as a sacred place for the Kannon Bodhisattva, and pilgrimages there are described in many historical and literary works.

Nishiki Market

Nishiki Market, which stretches for 390 meters, is a street with 400 years of history. It is a deep shopping street filled with rare ingredients, Kyoto's unique food culture, and the knowledge of specialty shops. Please enjoy the various charms of Nishiki.

Gion

The Gion Festival is a festival of Yasaka Shrine that boasts a history of about 1,150 years, and is known for its grandeur and splendor. Its origins date back to the Gion Goryoe Ceremony in 869, when 66 spears were erected to pray for the elimination of epidemics and to worship the god of Gion.

Fushimi Inari Shrine

For the Japanese, there are 30,000 "Inari-san" shrines all over Japan, and they are loved by people of all ages and genders. The head shrine of these shrines is Fushimi Inari Taisha.