Kyoto Tourism Lab

Kyoto Tourism Lab lists more than 200 sightseeing spots.It provides easy-to-understand information on travel, including photos, maps, entrance fees, opening hours, accessibility, and nearby sightseeing spots.

There are 72 model courses for sightseeing in Kyoto, including half-day to one-day courses, cherry blossom course, and autumn foliage course.

Since Emperor Kammu established the capital in Kyoto（京都） in 794, the city has been the birthplace of Japanese culture.Both "Kyo（京）" and "to（都）" mean "Miyako.Miyako means the place where the Imperial Palace (the Emperor's palace) is located.

Kyoto is a place where you can experience Japanese culture, history, and cuisine.

Kyoto citywide Map

The topography of Kyoto City is a basin surrounded by mountains on three sides except to the south.

Rakuchu Map

Rakuchu is the central area of Kyoto City.Public transportation is excellent, making it easy to get anywhere.

Rakuto Map

Rakuto is the east area of Kyoto City.World Heritage Sites in the Rakuto area are Ginkakuji Temple and Kiyomizudera Temple.

Rakusai Map

Rakusai is the west area of Kyoto City.Arashiyama is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Kyoto, known for its cherry blossoms and autumn foliage.

Rakunan Map

Rakunan is the south area of Kyoto City.Major tourist attractions are scattered in an inverted L shape.

Rakuhoku Map

Rakuhoku is the north area of Kyoto City.The Rakuhoku area is divided into Kurama-Kibune, Ohara, Takagamine, and Murasakino.