Comfortable access to major tourist destinations
Comfortable access to major tourist destinations
To reach Kyoto's sightseeing spots, it is quick and comfortable to first take a train, then change to a bus if necessary, or walk to your destination. Check out the recommended routes and whether coin lockers are available to make your trip a smooth one!
Central Kyoto City (Nishiki Market)
■Access from Kyoto Station
We recommend using the Subway Karasuma Line. A 4-minute ride will take you to Shijo Station.
From Shijo Station, go to the ground level and walk east on Shijo-dori Street for about 5 minutes.
When you reach Daimaru department Kyoto store, turn left north on Takakura-dori Street, and one block ahead is Nishikikoji-dori Street, which is the entrance. From here, the arcade of Nishiki Market extends eastward.
Taking a city bus to the city center is not recommended due to congestion at the stops, on the bus, and on the roads.
■Access from Shijo Kawaramachi
It's right nearby. From the Shijo Kawaramachi intersection, walk west along the Shijo-dori Street and turn right at Shinkyogoku Shopping Street. This area is an arcade street and is a fun area for shopping.
If you continue walking one block north along the Shinkyogoku Shopping Street, you will see a shrine called Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine. Starting from there, Nishiki Market begins towards the west.
We recommend using the Subway Karasuma Line. A 4-minute ride will take you to Shijo Station.
From Shijo Station, go to the ground level and walk east on Shijo-dori Street for about 5 minutes.
When you reach Daimaru department Kyoto store, turn left north on Takakura-dori Street, and one block ahead is Nishikikoji-dori Street, which is the entrance. From here, the arcade of Nishiki Market extends eastward.
Taking a city bus to the city center is not recommended due to congestion at the stops, on the bus, and on the roads.
■Access from Shijo Kawaramachi
It's right nearby. From the Shijo Kawaramachi intersection, walk west along the Shijo-dori Street and turn right at Shinkyogoku Shopping Street. This area is an arcade street and is a fun area for shopping.
If you continue walking one block north along the Shinkyogoku Shopping Street, you will see a shrine called Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine. Starting from there, Nishiki Market begins towards the west.
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Higashiyama
Kiyomizu-dera Temple
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Higashiyama
Sanjusangen-do Temple
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Gion
Yasaka-jinja Shrine
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Saga/Arashiyama
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Around Kyoto Station
To-ji Temple
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Nijo-jo Castle
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Fushimi
Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine
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Fushimi
Central area
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Kinkaku-ji Temple /Kinugasa
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Okazaki
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Ginkaku-ji Temple /Philosopher’s Path
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Kyoto Imperial Palace/Shimogamo
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Kamigamo/Kitayama
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Kurama/Kibune
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Ohara
including Yase
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Takao
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Yamashina
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Katsura & Oharano
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Keihoku