Kyoto Navigator Find more than just what you were looking for in the ancient capital! Browse our recommendations for hotels and inns in some of Kyoto's major areas! Staying around JR Kyoto Station affords an incredible amount of travel flexibility with access to the city-wide bus system, subway, and more. This area makes an especially ideal base for those planning to visit other Kansai region favorites like Osaka, Nara, and Kobe. From JR Shinkansen etc Kyoto Station Karasuma-Central Exit:approximately within ten minutes walking distance. Hotel Granvia Kyoto "Spacious room, excellent overall service and the location is very convenient both for business and sightseeing. from JPY New Miyako Hotel Hotel Hokke Club Kyoto Dormy Inn Premium Kyoto Ekimae Ryokan Izuyasu Permeated by the atmosphere of old Kyoto, visitors from the world over come here to walk the streets of this famous geisha district lined by classical "machiya" townhouses... and perhaps to catch a glimpse of a "geiko" (full on geisha in Kyoto dialect) or "maiko" (apprentice geisha). Gion SHINMONSO Yoshi-Ima Kyoto Gion Hotel
Chureito Pagoda - Fuji Five Lakes Travel The Chureito Pagoda (忠霊塔, Chūreitō) is a five storied pagoda on the mountainside overlooking Fujiyoshida City and Mount Fuji off in the distance. The pagoda is part of the Arakura Sengen Shrine and was built as a peace memorial in 1963 nearly 400 steps up the mountain from the shrine's main buildings. The location offers spectacular views of Mount Fuji in combination with the pagoda, especially during the cherry blossom season in mid April when there are hundreds of trees in bloom and during the autumn color season which usually takes place in the first half of November. The spot is particularly popular among photographers as it allows for some wonderfully stereotypical shots of Japan. By train Arakura Sengen Shrine is a ten minute walk from Shimo-Yoshida Station along the Fujikyu Railway Line (35 minutes, 980 yen from Otsuki or 10 minutes, 310 yen from Kawaguchiko). By bus How to get to and around the Fuji Five Lakes
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Kinpusenji Temple - Yoshino Travel Kinpusenji (金峯山寺) is the leading temple in Yoshino and one of the most important temples of Shugendo, a religion based on mountain worship that combines tenets of both Buddhism and Shinto. The temple is listed among the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Yoshino, and its main hall, the 34 meter high Zao-do Hall, is claimed to be the second largest wooden structure in Japan behind Nara's Todaiji Temple. Inside the Zao-do Hall stand three, blue skinned statues of Zao Gongen, the fierce looking protector deity of the sacred mountains of the Yoshino area. Zao Gongen is one of the most important deities in Shugendo, embodying the past, present and future Buddha. The temple's three statues are 1300 year old, measure up to seven meters and each represent one of these three facets. Kinpusenji Temple is a ten minute walk from the upper station of the Yoshino Ropeway (Yoshinoyama Station). How to get to and around Yoshino
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