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Matanozoki
宮津市 丹後
Look through your legs and it appears as a bridge across the sky.
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京都府 · Shrines & temples
宮津市 丹後
Look through your legs and it appears as a bridge across the sky.
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Held to be the original shrine of Ise Jingu, and called Moto-Ise. Its Amabe genealogy is a National Treasure.
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福知山市 丹波・中丹
Said to be where the deity of Ise Jingu was enshrined before settling at its present site.
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Its shingled Nio gate is the only National Treasure building in northern Kyoto Prefecture.
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UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. The townspeople have kept it going for over a thousand years.
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The Togetsukyo bridge and the bamboo grove. A villa district of the nobility since the Heian period.
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Teahouse buildings run the length of the street. It grew up as the gate town of Yasaka Jinja.
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The Ninomaru palace is a National Treasure. This is where the return of power to the emperor was declared.
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The kitchen of Kyoto. More than 130 shops along 400 metres.
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Two kilometres along the Lake Biwa Canal. Nishida Kitaro used to walk it.
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The oldest of the three great festivals of Kyoto. A procession in Heian dress moves from the palace to the shrine.
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A procession in costume from the Heian period through to Meiji. The festival of Heian Jingu.
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One of the three great views of Japan: 8,000 pines on a sandbar 3.6 kilometres long.
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伊根町 丹後
The ground floor is a boathouse, the upper floor a home. Two hundred and thirty of them ring the bay.
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宇治市 山城
Gyokuro and matcha are made by shading the plants before harvest. The trade grew up to meet the demand of the tea ceremony.
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People carrying torches parade through the village. One of the three strange festivals of Kyoto.
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A disused stretch of the old Sanin main line, turned into a sightseeing railway. It runs through the Hozu gorge.
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The central repository for what Kyoto's temples and shrines have handed down, in Katayama's French Baroque halls.
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Japan's oldest surviving public art museum building, updated by digging the ground away and sliding a glass entrance beneath it.
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Treats craft as the equal of fine art; Fumihiko Maki's building sits quietly between a canal and a giant torii.
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Three generations of collecting Rinpa and Jakuchu, in a building that descends underground away from the street.
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Holds what Shokokuji and its sub-temples Kinkakuji and Ginkakuji kept, including Jakuchu's ink panels for the Golden Pavilion.
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Its annex is Tatsuno's former Bank of Japan branch, red brick banded in white stone, still on Sanjo street.
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Traces Buddhism's route from India to Japan, and rebuilds the lost Bezeklik cave murals at full size.
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