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Kyoto Station Building
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A vast glass structure dropped into a historic city, with a 171-metre atrium and a stair climbing to the roof - fiercely contested when built.
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京都府 · Art & museums
京都市 京都市内
A vast glass structure dropped into a historic city, with a 171-metre atrium and a stair climbing to the roof - fiercely contested when built.
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京都市 京都市内
Ando dropped the floor to the level of the canal so people can touch the water - a small building that changed a city's relation to its river.
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A 1931 elementary school turned over to artists; the classrooms are the studios.
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伊根町 丹後
Ground floors open straight onto the sea so boats drive into the house; 230 of them ring the bay.
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宮津市 丹後
One of Japan's three great views, with a prescribed way of looking at it - bent over, upside down, between your own legs.
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与謝野町 丹後
Silk hard-twisted then shrunk in hot water to raise its crinkled surface; most of Japan's undyed kimono cloth is woven here.
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南丹市 丹波・中丹
Most of the village is still thatched, and the rethatching is still done by the villagers together.
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舞鶴市 丹波・中丹
Twelve naval warehouses surviving together - a military complex preserved as an ensemble of brickwork.
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宇治市 山城
Fields shaded with reed screens and straw before harvest to sweeten the leaf - the covers themselves a seasonal sight.
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Head, hair, limbs and costume are each made by a different specialist - the division of labour on which nearly all Kyoto craft runs.
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With every sect's head temple in one city, demand never stopped; more than ten trades touch a single altar.
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The garden that shows water without using any was perfected in Kyoto's Zen temples - mountain, river and sea in stone alone.
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西京区 歴史文化
A temple whose grounds are covered with some 120 kinds of moss. Said to have been founded by Gyoki in 731; visits must be booked in advance.
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大山崎町 歴史文化
A temple in Oyamazaki holding Taian, a two-mat tearoom attributed to Sen no Rikyu and designated a national treasure.
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南丹市 自然/宿泊
A hot spring and lodging in Nantan, refitted and reopened in April 2025.
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北区 歴史文化
A temple Ashikaga Yoshimitsu founded in 1397 as a mountain villa. Its gold-leafed reliquary hall is mirrored in the pond.
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北区 歴史文化/体験施設
A temple at the source of the Kamo River, said to have been founded by Kukai in 829.
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右京区 歴史文化
A 924-metre mountain and the shrine at its summit, revered as a guard against fire.
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右京区 歴史文化
The oldest temple in Yamashiro, keeping the seated Miroku in contemplation that was the first object named a national treasure.
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東山区 歴史文化
The quarter around Yasaka Shrine. The place name comes from the shrine's former title.
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東山区 歴史文化
A temple whose main hall runs about 120 metres. It is known by a name taken from its 33 bays.
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右京区 歴史文化
A bridge over the Oi River at Arashiyama. Emperor Kameyama is said to have named it for the way the moon seems to cross it.
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左京区 歴史文化
A shrine to the water deity. Rain-making rites were held here, and it is also known for matchmaking.
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下京区 文化施設
An aquarium in Umekoji Park, showing the giant salamander of Kyoto's rivers.
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