Guidebook for Higashiyama-ku, Kyōto-shi
Sightseeing
Kenninji is a temple of the Zen sect, one of the main branches of Japanese Buddhism. Buddhism, founded approximately 2,500 years ago in India by Shakyamuni Buddha, teaches that the inherent suffering of life can be transcended through equanimity, wisdom, and compassion. The Zen sect, dating back to sixth-century China, seeks the realization of this ideal through a strict training system stressing work and meditation. At present, there are three branches of Zen in Japan - the Rinzai Soutou and Oubaku schools. Kenninji belongs to the Rinzai tradition. The temple was founded in 1202 by the priest Yousai (1141-1215).
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Hatto Kuil Kennin-ji
584 KomatsuchōKenninji is a temple of the Zen sect, one of the main branches of Japanese Buddhism. Buddhism, founded approximately 2,500 years ago in India by Shakyamuni Buddha, teaches that the inherent suffering of life can be transcended through equanimity, wisdom, and compassion. The Zen sect, dating back to sixth-century China, seeks the realization of this ideal through a strict training system stressing work and meditation. At present, there are three branches of Zen in Japan - the Rinzai Soutou and Oubaku schools. Kenninji belongs to the Rinzai tradition. The temple was founded in 1202 by the priest Yousai (1141-1215).
Beautiful wooden pagoda around a small houses neighborhood, good for some shots only. Recommended to visit if you have been in the main spots already.
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Kuil Hokan-ji Yasaka no To
388 清水八坂上町Beautiful wooden pagoda around a small houses neighborhood, good for some shots only. Recommended to visit if you have been in the main spots already.
According to tradition, Yasaka Shrine was built in the year 656, about 150 years before Kyoto became Japan's capital. Gion Festival, one of the three great festivals of Japan, originated in the year 869 when an epidemic spread. Sixty-six halberds were erected on the grounds of Yasaka Shrine and portable shrines were taken out and paraded to pray for an end of the disease. Utsukushi Gozen-sha Shrine, famous for its goddess of beauty, is situated in the eastern portion of the shrine compound. Geisha and maiko (geisha-in-training) come from Gion to pray to the goddess for financial prosperity, talent and beauty. Shijo-dori, the main street of Kyoto, comes to an end at beautiful Nishiro-mon Gate, a towering brightly vermilion-painted gate that is a popular place for taking pictures. Constructed with a unique feature where two structures share one roof, the main building has an endless stream of people every day praying with great dedication. Holy spring water flows in front of Utsukushi Gozen-sha Shrine. Excellent for healthy skin, visitors joyously use the water as a beauty treatment.
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Kuil Yasaka
625 Gionmachi KitagawaAccording to tradition, Yasaka Shrine was built in the year 656, about 150 years before Kyoto became Japan's capital. Gion Festival, one of the three great festivals of Japan, originated in the year 869 when an epidemic spread. Sixty-six halberds were erected on the grounds of Yasaka Shrine and portable shrines were taken out and paraded to pray for an end of the disease. Utsukushi Gozen-sha Shrine, famous for its goddess of beauty, is situated in the eastern portion of the shrine compound. Geisha and maiko (geisha-in-training) come from Gion to pray to the goddess for financial prosperity, talent and beauty. Shijo-dori, the main street of Kyoto, comes to an end at beautiful Nishiro-mon Gate, a towering brightly vermilion-painted gate that is a popular place for taking pictures. Constructed with a unique feature where two structures share one roof, the main building has an endless stream of people every day praying with great dedication. Holy spring water flows in front of Utsukushi Gozen-sha Shrine. Excellent for healthy skin, visitors joyously use the water as a beauty treatment.
About Kodaiji Temple
Jubuzan Kodaiji (Rinzai School Kenninji Sect)
Kodai-ji Temple is located north east of Yasaka Hokanji Temple at the foot of Higashiyama Ryozen Mountains in Kyoto. It is officially called Kodaiji-jushozenji Temple. The temple was established in 1606 by Kita-no-Mandokoro (1548-1624) in memory of her late husband Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1536-1598). Kita-no-Mandokoro was also known as Nene. She later became a priestess and assumed the name of Kodaiin Kogetsuni. In July 1624, Sanko Osho from Kenninji Temple was welcomed as the principal monk and the temple was then named Kodai-ji. Tokugawa Ieyasu (1542-1616) (the first Tokugawa shogun) financed the construction of the temple, resulting in its magnificent appearance.
Open Hours 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. Gates close at 5:30 pm. (Last entry 5:00 pm)
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Kuil Kōdai-ji
526 ShimokawarachōAbout Kodaiji Temple
Jubuzan Kodaiji (Rinzai School Kenninji Sect)
Kodai-ji Temple is located north east of Yasaka Hokanji Temple at the foot of Higashiyama Ryozen Mountains in Kyoto. It is officially called Kodaiji-jushozenji Temple. The temple was established in 1606 by Kita-no-Mandokoro (1548-1624) in memory of her late husband Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1536-1598). Kita-no-Mandokoro was also known as Nene. She later became a priestess and assumed the name of Kodaiin Kogetsuni. In July 1624, Sanko Osho from Kenninji Temple was welcomed as the principal monk and the temple was then named Kodai-ji. Tokugawa Ieyasu (1542-1616) (the first Tokugawa shogun) financed the construction of the temple, resulting in its magnificent appearance.
Open Hours 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. Gates close at 5:30 pm. (Last entry 5:00 pm)
Halfway up Mt. Otowa, one of the peaks in Kyoto’s Higashiyama mountain range,
stands Kiyomizu-dera Temple, which is abundantly blessed with nature. It provides landscapes to match each season,
including cherry blossoms in spring, lush green in summer, colored leaves in autumn, and snowscapes in winter.
The mountains, which surround the temple buildings, reveal many different views from dawn till dusk and create a stunning landscape
in harmony with the beautiful scenery of the ancient city. As the pure water constantly wells up,
the scenery also changes its appearance every moment. Through the regular Buddhist events and special viewings,
visitors can feel Kannon’s compassion and acquire an even better understanding of the deity.
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Kiyomizu-dera
Halfway up Mt. Otowa, one of the peaks in Kyoto’s Higashiyama mountain range,
stands Kiyomizu-dera Temple, which is abundantly blessed with nature. It provides landscapes to match each season,
including cherry blossoms in spring, lush green in summer, colored leaves in autumn, and snowscapes in winter.
The mountains, which surround the temple buildings, reveal many different views from dawn till dusk and create a stunning landscape
in harmony with the beautiful scenery of the ancient city. As the pure water constantly wells up,
the scenery also changes its appearance every moment. Through the regular Buddhist events and special viewings,
visitors can feel Kannon’s compassion and acquire an even better understanding of the deity.
Nanzen-Ji，also called Zuiryusan，is one of the most well－known Rinzai Zen temples in Japan.
Emperor Kameyama loved this beautiful place so much that in 1264 he built his detached palace here.
Later he became a student of the Zen Master Busshin Daimin Kokushi，and he dedicated the palace as a Zen temple in 1291.
A characteristic of the history of this temple is that its abbot was always chosen as the best Rinzai Zen Master in each period.
As Nanzenji was above the Go-San SyStem，its influence on Japanese culture Was indeed great.
December 1-February 28
8:40am-4:30pm
March 1-November 30
8:40am-5:00pm
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南禅寺駐車場
Nanzenji Kusakawacho-70 Sakyo WardNanzen-Ji，also called Zuiryusan，is one of the most well－known Rinzai Zen temples in Japan.
Emperor Kameyama loved this beautiful place so much that in 1264 he built his detached palace here.
Later he became a student of the Zen Master Busshin Daimin Kokushi，and he dedicated the palace as a Zen temple in 1291.
A characteristic of the history of this temple is that its abbot was always chosen as the best Rinzai Zen Master in each period.
As Nanzenji was above the Go-San SyStem，its influence on Japanese culture Was indeed great.
December 1-February 28
8:40am-4:30pm
March 1-November 30
8:40am-5:00pm
Period
Through the year except Autumnal Exhibition period
Open Hours
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
(Gates are closed at 5:00 PM)
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Kuil Eikando Zenrinji
48 EikandōchōPeriod
Through the year except Autumnal Exhibition period
Open Hours
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
(Gates are closed at 5:00 PM)
Opening hours 8:45am - 4pm (the castle closes at 5pm)
*Ninomaru Palace viewing hours 9am - 4pm
Train
JR Kyoto station ⇒
City Bus Routes 9, 50 and 101 ⇒ Get off at Nijojo-mae station
Hankyu Karasuma station ⇒
City Bus Routes ⇒ Get off at Nijojo-mae station
Hankyu Omiya station ⇒
Taxi(5minutes)
At Keihan Sanjo Station transfer to Sanjo Keihan Station on the Tozai Line ⇒
Get off at Nijojo-mae station
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Kastil Nijo
541 NijōjōchōOpening hours 8:45am - 4pm (the castle closes at 5pm)
*Ninomaru Palace viewing hours 9am - 4pm
Train
JR Kyoto station ⇒
City Bus Routes 9, 50 and 101 ⇒ Get off at Nijojo-mae station
Hankyu Karasuma station ⇒
City Bus Routes ⇒ Get off at Nijojo-mae station
Hankyu Omiya station ⇒
Taxi(5minutes)
At Keihan Sanjo Station transfer to Sanjo Keihan Station on the Tozai Line ⇒
Get off at Nijojo-mae station
April-October 9:00-16:00.
November-December 8:30-16:00.
December-end of March 9:00-15:30
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東福寺駐車場
Honmachi-15 Chome Higashiyama WardApril-October 9:00-16:00.
November-December 8:30-16:00.
December-end of March 9:00-15:30
The fall foliage in Kitano Tenmangu is very beautiful.
April - September : 5:00 - 18:00
October - March : 5:30 - 17:30
Hours of operation for Shrine office/Conferment site : 9:00 - 17:00
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Houmotuden Museum
Bakurocho Kamigyo WardThe fall foliage in Kitano Tenmangu is very beautiful.
April - September : 5:00 - 18:00
October - March : 5:30 - 17:30
Hours of operation for Shrine office/Conferment site : 9:00 - 17:00
The fall foliage in Ninna-ji very beautiful.
March-November：9：00～17：00
December-February : 9：00～16：30
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Kusho-Myojin Shrine Honden
33 OmuroōuchiThe fall foliage in Ninna-ji very beautiful.
March-November：9：00～17：00
December-February : 9：00～16：30
Reservation is needed
http://sankan.kunaicho.go.jp/
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Vila Kaisar Shugakuin
Shūgakuin Yabusoe Sakyo WardReservation is needed
http://sankan.kunaicho.go.jp/
Shisendo
Tachiuri Nishimachi Shimogyo WardShisen-do
http://www.kyoto-shisendo.com/
Sorinin Temple
It is also famous for its beautiful autumn leaves
9:00～16:00
Istana Heian
嵯峨天龍寺芒ノ馬場町-36 右京区It is also famous for its beautiful autumn leaves.
9:00〜17:00
The Ryoanji stone garden is famous for its utter beauty and ultimate zen spirit.
March 1-November 30 8:00a.m - 5:00p.m. December 1-February last day 8:30a.m - 4:30p.m.
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Ryoanji Goryonoshitacho
The Ryoanji stone garden is famous for its utter beauty and ultimate zen spirit.
March 1-November 30 8:00a.m - 5:00p.m. December 1-February last day 8:30a.m - 4:30p.m.
Sakura (Cherry) tree
A sakura (cherry) tree is planted slightly southeast of the ticket office. As the precincts of To-ji are designated as a historical site by the State, the grounds of To-ji cannot be excavated. Thus, the tree was planted by piling up earth. This tree bursts into spectacular blossoms in early April.
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Toji
KujōchōSakura (Cherry) tree
A sakura (cherry) tree is planted slightly southeast of the ticket office. As the precincts of To-ji are designated as a historical site by the State, the grounds of To-ji cannot be excavated. Thus, the tree was planted by piling up earth. This tree bursts into spectacular blossoms in early April.
Food Scene
A very lovely coffee shop which is modified from a traditional house with a little garden. With very unique and delicious desserts, traditional interior and ancient wooden building, I have a great great time here.
Café冨月
A very lovely coffee shop which is modified from a traditional house with a little garden. With very unique and delicious desserts, traditional interior and ancient wooden building, I have a great great time here.
[OPEN]
Lunch11:30-14:30（L.O）
カフェご利用の方は、お食事の方がご優先になります。
Cafe14:30-17:00
Dinner17:00-21:00（L.O）
OKU Cafe オク
南側-570-119 祇園町[OPEN]
Lunch11:30-14:30（L.O）
カフェご利用の方は、お食事の方がご優先になります。
Cafe14:30-17:00
Dinner17:00-21:00（L.O）
Savor our exquisite Kyoto-style tempura in a most traditional setting in the ancient capital of Japan. Beginning with our specialty “corn tempura”, the ingredients for our delectable tempura feature the choicest seasonal delicacies. Indulge yourself in exquisite Kyoto-style tempura at Tempura Endo Yasaka.
Lunch 11:30～15:00
Dinner 17:00～22:00
Inquiries for Tempura Endo Yasaka： Phone ／ +81-75-551-1488 FAX ／ +81-75-561-8290 E-mail ／ Contact here
Reservations for Tempura Endo Yasaka： Phone ／ +81-75-551-1488 FAX ／ +81-75-561-8290 E-mail ／ Reservations/ Go to reservation form
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Tempura Endo Yasaka
566 KomatsuchōSavor our exquisite Kyoto-style tempura in a most traditional setting in the ancient capital of Japan. Beginning with our specialty “corn tempura”, the ingredients for our delectable tempura feature the choicest seasonal delicacies. Indulge yourself in exquisite Kyoto-style tempura at Tempura Endo Yasaka.
Lunch 11:30～15:00
Dinner 17:00～22:00
Inquiries for Tempura Endo Yasaka： Phone ／ +81-75-551-1488 FAX ／ +81-75-561-8290 E-mail ／ Contact here
Reservations for Tempura Endo Yasaka： Phone ／ +81-75-551-1488 FAX ／ +81-75-561-8290 E-mail ／ Reservations/ Go to reservation form
Tenshu
Gionmachi Kitagawa-244 Higashiyama WardTempura
Noon 11:00-14:00.
Night 17:30-21:00 (last call 20:30).
Long-established store beyond foundation for 100 years
Mackerel sushi
TEL 075-561-0019
10:30〜20:00
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Izuju
292 Gionmachi KitagawaLong-established store beyond foundation for 100 years
Mackerel sushi
TEL 075-561-0019
10:30〜20:00
It is the sushi shop which is popular in Gion that continues taking a star every year in Michelin Kansai.
TEL 075-531-2031
Lunch :12:00-14:00 LO13:30
Dinner :17:30-21:00 LO21:00
鮨まつもと
It is the sushi shop which is popular in Gion that continues taking a star every year in Michelin Kansai.
TEL 075-531-2031
Lunch :12:00-14:00 LO13:30
Dinner :17:30-21:00 LO21:00
Italian food
TEL : 075-541-3331
LUNCH
11:00～14:30 (L.I. 14:30)※月～金（祝日を除く）
DINNER
17:30～22:00 (L.I. 21:00 / L.O. 21:30)
BAR
20:00～24:00 (L.O. 23:20)
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The Sodoh
366 Yasaka KamimachiItalian food
TEL : 075-541-3331
LUNCH
11:00～14:30 (L.I. 14:30)※月～金（祝日を除く）
DINNER
17:30～22:00 (L.I. 21:00 / L.O. 21:30)
BAR
20:00～24:00 (L.O. 23:20)
This cafe is located just as you approach the streets of Higashiyama from Kodaiji. It serves Japanese sweets and teas in addition to proper meals for lunch and dinner. We had our afternoon tea of traditional kyoto dessert and tea. All orders came with touches of Hello Kitty or Dear Daniel.
10:30〜18:30
Hello Kitty Saryo
高台寺 Higashiyama WardThis cafe is located just as you approach the streets of Higashiyama from Kodaiji. It serves Japanese sweets and teas in addition to proper meals for lunch and dinner. We had our afternoon tea of traditional kyoto dessert and tea. All orders came with touches of Hello Kitty or Dear Daniel.
10:30〜18:30
Amore Kiyamachi Kyoto
161 IzumiyachōItalian restaurant
11:30 ～ 23:00（last 22:00）
steak and French
TEL 050-5589-8037
Lunch 12:00-15:00 (last call, 14:00)
dinner 17:30-22:30 (last call 21:00).
Holiday : Sunday
祇園 佐橋
Gionmachi Kitagawa Higashiyama Wardsteak and French
TEL 050-5589-8037
Lunch 12:00-15:00 (last call, 14:00)
dinner 17:30-22:30 (last call 21:00).
Holiday : Sunday
Okaru
八坂新地富永町-132 Higashiyama WardNoodles and curry noodles
11:00-15:00
17:00-2:30
本家第一旭 たかばし (本店)
Ramen
5:00～26:00
be closed every thursday
Wajouryoumen Sugari
471-1 KannondōchōRamen
11:00～16:00
17:00～22:00
京都 龍旗信
Ramen
11:30〜24:00
Daerah Beli-belah Pasar Nishiki
Nishidaimonjichō Nakagyo WardCentral market in Kyoto
Junsei
南禅寺草川町-60 左京区Tofu dish
11：00～21:30
懐石料理
営業時間18:00～22:00 日曜営業
定休日水曜日(不定休あり)
予約完全予約制 (誠に恐縮ではございますが１８時より皆様同時に御料理を始めさせて頂く事となります。１５分前までに御入店頂けますと幸いです。)
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Mizai
円山町-618 八坂鳥居前東入懐石料理
営業時間18:00～22:00 日曜営業
定休日水曜日(不定休あり)
予約完全予約制 (誠に恐縮ではございますが１８時より皆様同時に御料理を始めさせて頂く事となります。１５分前までに御入店頂けますと幸いです。)
Ryoriya Stephan Pantel
柳馬場通丸太町下る-182 4chōmeFrench
12:00～13:30 (L.O)
18:00～20:30(L.O)
イル ギオットーネ クチネリーア
Izumiyachō Shimogyo WardItalian food
12:00～14:00(L.O)
18:00～20:30(L.O)
三芳
Japanese cooking
18:00～23:00（ｌLO22:00）
にしぶち飯店
444-2 KamibentenchōChinese cuisine
18:00～21:00
Yukei Salon du Thé
288 NakahakusanchōThe cafe which can be enjoyed comfortably
11:00～19:00(L.O.)
Okonomiyaki is a Japanese-style pancake made from egg, flour and water with lots of toppings
11:00～3:00
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Issen Yoshoku
238 Gionmachi KitagawaOkonomiyaki is a Japanese-style pancake made from egg, flour and water with lots of toppings
11:00～3:00
Kyoto Gion Ramen Muraji
373-3 KiyomotochōRamen Noodle Soup
17:00～5:00
timepiece cafe
19 OtabichōSunday-Thursday 11:30-23:00 (L.O.22:30)
Friday and Saturday 11:30-0:00 (L.O.23:00)
Kanshundo East Store
511-1 ChayachōJapanese confectionery
9:00〜18:00
Arakawa
372-4 Kamiyachōbarbecue restaurant
17:00～23:00
barbecue restaurant
[Monday~Friday]
18:00-23:00
[Saturday, Sunday and holiday]
17:00-23:00
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Aje Kiyamachi Donguri
Tennocho-144-3 Shimogyo Wardbarbecue restaurant
[Monday~Friday]
18:00-23:00
[Saturday, Sunday and holiday]
17:00-23:00
powdered tea
Monday-Thursday 11:30-21:00 (LO. 20:30).
Friday, Saturday and Sunday 11:30-22:00 (LO. 21:30)
抹茶ハウス マッチャカン
powdered tea
Monday-Thursday 11:30-21:00 (LO. 20:30).
Friday, Saturday and Sunday 11:30-22:00 (LO. 21:30)
Heianden
373-10 HoriikechōJapanese confectionery
9:30〜18:00
老松 - Oimatsu
立売西町-79 下京区Japanese confectionery
8:30〜18:00
fine rice selections by experts of rice
Openning hours:
11:00-14:30 / 18:00-21:00
Regular holiday : Every Wednesday
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Hachidaime Gihey
296 Gionmachi Kitagawafine rice selections by experts of rice
Openning hours:
11:00-14:30 / 18:00-21:00
Regular holiday : Every Wednesday
Kazariya -Aburi-mochi-
96 Murasakino ImamiyachōJapanese confectionery
10:00〜17:30
Jyokiya
Shinmeichō Shimogyo Wardgrilled chicken
17:30〜25:00
GION NITI
570-8 Gionmachi MinamigawaCAFE
11:00～18:00
Cafe & Sweets KI NO NE
Komeyachō Nakagyo WardJapanese confectionery Cafe
11:30〜19:00
Japanese confectionery Cafe
11:00-21:00 LO20:30
[Sunday and holiday]
11:00-20:00 LO19:30
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Gion Komori
元吉町-61 東山区Japanese confectionery Cafe
11:00-21:00 LO20:30
[Sunday and holiday]
11:00-20:00 LO19:30
datten
21-2 YamatochōItalian Ball
◆ Lunch : 11:30-16:00 (L.O.15:30)
◆ Dinner :17:00-05:00 (L.O.04:00)
apanese food
11:30-15:00/17:30-22:00 (L.O.21:00)
A regular day off: Monday.
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kappo misen
Izutsuyachō-井筒屋町-404 Nakagyo Wardapanese food
11:30-15:00/17:30-22:00 (L.O.21:00)
A regular day off: Monday.
Drinks & Nightlife
Excellent food. Exemplary service, and a good value menu. Feels like a five star establishment.
The opening time and 11:30-4:00
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RIGOLETTO SMOKE GRILL & BAR
570-192 Gionmachi MinamigawaExcellent food. Exemplary service, and a good value menu. Feels like a five star establishment.
The opening time and 11:30-4:00
The friendly hospitality of owners Michael and their jolly bilingual staff has made The GAEL (formally Tadg's Irish Pub) the Lonely Planet's favorite Kyoto bar; relax and make friends, while enjoying great food and reputedly the best pint of Guinness in Kansai: choose from a fine selection of whiskies, bottled beers and Japanese lagers." Kyoto Visitor's Guide (read more reviews here).
We changed our name on March 17, 2007 to "The Gael Irish Pub"--same great pub, same great craic!
Open: 5pm-01:00am, later Thursday to Sunday
Address: Yamato ohji-Shijo-Agaru Higashiyamaku-kyoto
２F Ohtoh Building
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Gael
236 NijūikkenchōThe friendly hospitality of owners Michael and their jolly bilingual staff has made The GAEL (formally Tadg's Irish Pub) the Lonely Planet's favorite Kyoto bar; relax and make friends, while enjoying great food and reputedly the best pint of Guinness in Kansai: choose from a fine selection of whiskies, bottled beers and Japanese lagers." Kyoto Visitor's Guide (read more reviews here).
We changed our name on March 17, 2007 to "The Gael Irish Pub"--same great pub, same great craic!
Open: 5pm-01:00am, later Thursday to Sunday
Address: Yamato ohji-Shijo-Agaru Higashiyamaku-kyoto
２F Ohtoh Building
ギオンサンボア
570 Gionmachi Minamigawa18:00-1:00 (Sunday-24:00)
It's possible to enter the store after 10 o'clock in the evening.
BAR KUGEL
161-3 Tokiwachō19:00～4:00
Bar Rocking chair
434-2 Tachibanachō17:00～26:00
ＡＴＬＡＮＴＩＳ アトランティス
161 Matsumotochō18:00～2:00
BAR 奥
221-1 Takazaimokuchō19:00 〜 2:00
ITS GION 2 DEUX
80-1 Sueyoshichō19:00-4:00 [Sunday] 19: 00-1:00.
18:00- 2:00
[Friday and Saturday] 18:00-following 3:00
holiday: Tuesday.
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bar K-ya main building
105 Yaoyachō18:00- 2:00
[Friday and Saturday] 18:00-following 3:00
holiday: Tuesday.
Essentials
FamilyMart Togo-Higashiyama-Yasui
下弁天町-52 東山区7-Eleven
44 Ichijōji KinomotochōFresco Gion
Miyagawasuji-1-chōme Higashiyama Wardgrocery store
Open 24 hours.
Altechia Gion Laundromat
Yamatochō Higashiyama Wardlaundromat
open 24 hours
Getting Around
Nearest Station: Gion Shijo Station（祇園四条駅)
Train Line: Keihan Main Line
Nearest Exit: 6
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Gion station
Gionmachi Kitagawa Higashiyama WardNearest Station: Gion Shijo Station（祇園四条駅)
Train Line: Keihan Main Line
Nearest Exit: 6
Hankyu Railway
http://www.hankyu.co.jp/global/en/
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Kawaramachi Station
Otabichō Shimogyo WardHankyu Railway
http://www.hankyu.co.jp/global/en/
Arts & Culture
Ryozen rekishi-kan History Museum (霊山歴史館) is opposite the Gokoku Shrine (京都霊山護国神社) and is dedicated to the events of the Bakamutsu (幕末) period between the overthrow of the Tokugawa Bakufu (徳川幕府) and the Meiji Restoration (大政奉還 taisei hokan). Most explanations are in Japanese
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Ryozen Museum of History
清閑寺霊山町-1 東山区Ryozen rekishi-kan History Museum (霊山歴史館) is opposite the Gokoku Shrine (京都霊山護国神社) and is dedicated to the events of the Bakamutsu (幕末) period between the overthrow of the Tokugawa Bakufu (徳川幕府) and the Meiji Restoration (大政奉還 taisei hokan). Most explanations are in Japanese
Ii Art Museum
564 KomatsuchōJapanese armor
Email: kennin@sea.plala.or.jp
Tel: (+81) 075-525-3921
Rental Kimono
9:30 ～ 21:00
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Hairmake & Kimono Rental First Kiyomizu Shop
102 TatsumichōRental Kimono
9:30 ～ 21:00
Man is shackled by preconceived ideas, set theories.
In art, as in science, people's minds have blinders--established theories--
which deprive them of liberty of thought.
Wishing to maintain my freedom to doubt,
I have named this museum the Kahitsukan,
to indicate that it and all things (Ka) might not really (hitsu) be as one is led to believe.
I only hope that somehow it will make an original contribution to beauty.
Location271, Kitagawa, Gion, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto 605-0073 JAPAN
Telephone075-525-1311
FAX075-525-0611
E-mailkahitsukan@kahitsukan.or.jp
Museum Hours10:00 - 17:30 (admission till 17:00)
ClosedMonday, year-end-year-beginning period, exhibition preparation period.
Admission FeesGeneral 1000yen / Student 800yen
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Kahitsukan, Kyoto Museum of Contemporary Art
271 Gionmachi KitagawaMan is shackled by preconceived ideas, set theories.
In art, as in science, people's minds have blinders--established theories--
which deprive them of liberty of thought.
Wishing to maintain my freedom to doubt,
I have named this museum the Kahitsukan,
to indicate that it and all things (Ka) might not really (hitsu) be as one is led to believe.
I only hope that somehow it will make an original contribution to beauty.
Location271, Kitagawa, Gion, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto 605-0073 JAPAN
Telephone075-525-1311
FAX075-525-0611
E-mailkahitsukan@kahitsukan.or.jp
Museum Hours10:00 - 17:30 (admission till 17:00)
ClosedMonday, year-end-year-beginning period, exhibition preparation period.
Admission FeesGeneral 1000yen / Student 800yen
10:00am - 6:00pm (admission until 5:30pm)
The Kyoto International Manga Museum was opened in November of 2006 as the first comprehensive cultural center for manga culture in Japan. It holds one of the worlds largest collections of manga related materials consisting of approximately 300,000 items (afs of 2011) centering around modern Japanese manga, and incorporating manga-related historical materials from the Meiji period (1868-1912). We also have comics from around the world, including bande desinee, manhua, manhwa and so forth, as well as magazines and animation-related materials.
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Muzium Manga Antarabangsa Kyoto
452 Kinbukichō10:00am - 6:00pm (admission until 5:30pm)
The Kyoto International Manga Museum was opened in November of 2006 as the first comprehensive cultural center for manga culture in Japan. It holds one of the worlds largest collections of manga related materials consisting of approximately 300,000 items (afs of 2011) centering around modern Japanese manga, and incorporating manga-related historical materials from the Meiji period (1868-1912). We also have comics from around the world, including bande desinee, manhua, manhwa and so forth, as well as magazines and animation-related materials.
Tuesday to Sunday
10:00a.m.- 7:30p.m.
(Entrance until 7:00p.m.)
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Muzium Kyoto
623-1 HigashikatamachiTuesday to Sunday
10:00a.m.- 7:30p.m.
(Entrance until 7:00p.m.)
Shopping
かんざし屋wargo京都二年坂
351-3 Masuyachō'kanzashi'
Japanese accessories shop
9：00～18：00
A sensu is used as an accessory for kimonos. The sensu originated from a round fan called an uchiwa, which was introduced from China over a thousand years ago. The sensu was created by the Japanese who improved the uchiwa. The sensu has ribs covered with Japanese paper. The ribs are generally made of bamboo, but they are also sometimes made of sandalwood, which is a quality aromatic wood. When opened the sensu becomes fan-shaped and when it is closed it is a compact bar. In addition to that this light fan can be carried anywhere, it is also an indispensable prop used for Japanese dancing and for comic storytelling which is called rakugo. A folding fan is also called a suehiro, which means that it widens towards the end and therefore symbolizes good fortune. Folding fans generally have pictures of pine trees, bamboo, Japanese plum (ume) trees, cranes, and tortoises drawn with colors such as gold, silver, red, and white to symbolize good fortune. A folding fan, for this reason, is indispensable and is used on various auspicious occasions. Folding fans are used as props and accessories and are also presented as commemorative gifts. Moreover, folding fans are often drawn as a motif of a decoration such as a painting for auspicious occasions.
宮脇賣扇庵 Miyawaki Baisen-an
80-3 六角通富小路東入ル 大黒町9：00～18：00
A sensu is used as an accessory for kimonos. The sensu originated from a round fan called an uchiwa, which was introduced from China over a thousand years ago. The sensu was created by the Japanese who improved the uchiwa. The sensu has ribs covered with Japanese paper. The ribs are generally made of bamboo, but they are also sometimes made of sandalwood, which is a quality aromatic wood. When opened the sensu becomes fan-shaped and when it is closed it is a compact bar. In addition to that this light fan can be carried anywhere, it is also an indispensable prop used for Japanese dancing and for comic storytelling which is called rakugo. A folding fan is also called a suehiro, which means that it widens towards the end and therefore symbolizes good fortune. Folding fans generally have pictures of pine trees, bamboo, Japanese plum (ume) trees, cranes, and tortoises drawn with colors such as gold, silver, red, and white to symbolize good fortune. A folding fan, for this reason, is indispensable and is used on various auspicious occasions. Folding fans are used as props and accessories and are also presented as commemorative gifts. Moreover, folding fans are often drawn as a motif of a decoration such as a painting for auspicious occasions.