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Kyoto tourist spot

Kyoto tourist spot pickup

Honnoji Temple

Honnoji is a temple of Nichiren Buddhism, southwest of Kawaramachi Oike in Nakagyo ward, Kyoto. This temple is very famous in Honnoji incident that Mitsuhide Akechi avenge Nobunaga Oda.

List of Kyoto tourist spots

Kamigyo-ku

Suika Tenmangu Shrine Uhoin Temple Shokoku-ji Temple Horinji Temple "Darumadera"Myokenji Temple Kitano Tenmangu Shrine Goo Shrine Seimei Shrine Shiramine Jingu Shrine Nashinoki Shrine Kamigoryo Shrine Kyoto Imperial Palace Gozan Okuribi Jidai Festival

Nakagyo-ku

Rokkakudo Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine Mikane Shrine Shinsenen Nijo Catsle Mibudera Temple Shimogoryo Shrine Honnoji Temple Gion Festival Yamabokojunko Gion Festival Yoiyama

Shimogyo-ku

Bukkoji Temple Kyoto Daijingu Shrine The area around Kyoto station Kyoto Aquarium Nishi Hongan-ji Temple Kosho-ji Temple Higashi Hongan-ji Temple Gion Festival Yamabokojunko Gion Festival Yoiyama Umekoji Locomotive Museum

Kita-ku

Koetsuji Temple Genkoan Temple Kuga Shrine Ota Shrine Kenkun Shrine Imamiya Shrine Daitokuji Temple Kotoin Hirano Shrine Kinkaku-ji Temple Kamigamo Shrine Aoi Festival

Minami-ku

Toji

Ukyo-ku

Rokuoin Temple Kurumazaki Shrine Daikakuji Temple Ninnaji Temple Umenomiyataisha Daiei-dori shopping street Kaikonoyashiro Koryu-ji Temple Seiryoji Temple Arashiyama park Tenryuji Temple Ryoanji Temple

Higashiyama-ku

Remains of Shoren-in gate Awata Shrine Kenninji Temple Kiyomizu-dera Temple Chionin Temple Kodaiji Temple Gion Ishibekoji alley Tofuku-ji Temple Gion Hanamikoji street Yasaka Shrine Maruyama Park

Nishikyo-ku

Tsukiyomi Shrine Matsuno-taisha Shrine Oharano Shrine Shojiji temple Kyoto Rakusai bamboo forest park

Yamashina-ku

Kajuji Temple Zuishinin Bishamon-do Temple Shogunzuka

Fushimi-ku

Daigoji Temple Jonangu Shrine Fushimi Inari Taisha Fushimimomoyama Catsle

Other area

Sewari-tsutsumi Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine Kenrokuen Byodoin Hoo-do Uji Shrine Ujigami Shrine Komyo-ji Temple Otokuni Temple Fukuchiyama Castle Nagaoka Tenmangu Shrine JASDF Komatsu Airbase Maizuru District

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Kyoto ramen

Kyoto ramen shop pickup

Ramen Sobo Pako

This ramen restaurant is located in Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City. Various ramen soups are available, including salt, miso, soy sauce, and niboshi soup. Shio tsukemen (salt ramen) is also delicious.

List of Kyoto ramen shops

Kamigyo-ku

Ramen Konjiki main shop Menya Akutagawa Tenkaippin Imadegawa shop

Nakagyo-ku

Kyoichi Main Shop Seaburano Kami Mibu main shop Menya Yuko Hakata Nagahama Ramen Miyoshi Takabashi Ramen BiVi-Nijo shop Men-ya Shakariki Tenkaippin Nijo station shop

Shimogyo-ku

Ichiran Kyoto Karasuma shop Bannai Shokudo Kyoto shop Kyoto Shiogensui Taishoken Kyoto Ramen Koji shop Shirakaba-sanso Daiichi Asahi Takabashi main shop Ganjin-do Kumagoro Porta shop Masutani Kyoto station shop Tokushima Ramen Todai Shinpukusaikan main shop

Kita-ku

Ramen Tohichi Higo-mokkosu Shikura Tsurukame Kitaoji (CLOSED)Tanpopo

Minami-ku

Saika Ramen (CLOSED)Tenkaippin Kujo shop

Ukyo-ku

Ramen Tengu Tokiwa shop Ramen Sobo Pako Hosokawa Hanaya-cho main shop Chinyu Kadono-oji Shijo shop

Nishikyo-ku

Taishoken Chiyoharaguchi shop

Yamashina-ku

Ramen Ten

Fushimi-ku

Kirameki no tori Fushimi-yokooji shop Soup shokudo Takara Tenkaippin Takeda shop Ramen Yokozuna Minami IC shop

Other area

RA-MEN Akakage Zundo-ya Yawata City shop Ramen Ginryu (CLOSED)Men-ya Ryusen

Kyoto cafe

Kyoto cafe pickup

Ito Kyuemon Gion Shijo Store

This is Kyuemon Ito in Gion Shijo, a teahouse in Uji, Kyoto, that offers new values of tea while cherishing the traditions inherited from the Edo period.