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Historic Sites

Kyoto Prefectural Office

The former main building, on the Kyoto Prefectural Office's premises, is located on the beautiful, zelkova tree-lined Kamanza Street.
This former government office building was the fifth site in Japan to be designated an Important Cultural Property. It still appears the way it did when it was first built and is one of Japan's oldest structures. A two-story, neo-renaissance-style structure built in 1904, the building proudly displays its superior design. In spring and fall, it is open to the general public, while the courtyard's weeping cherry trees are ideal for cherry blossom viewing.
In addition to ancient temples and houses, the surrounding area offers a variety of museums and archives with a plethora of information on the area's old tea houses and textiles. On the east side, there is also the Kyoto Imperial Palace and the Garden, while on the west side is the Nishijin District where you'll find old-style merchant houses and textiles.

Historic Sites

Kyoto Prefectural Office

The former main building, on the Kyoto Prefectural Office's premises, is located on the beautiful, zelkova tree-lined Kamanza Street.
This former government office building was the fifth site in Japan to be designated an Important Cultural Property. It still appears the way it did when it was first built and is one of Japan's oldest structures. A two-story, neo-renaissance-style structure built in 1904, the building proudly displays its superior design. In spring and fall, it is open to the general public, while the courtyard's weeping cherry trees are ideal for cherry blossom viewing.
In addition to ancient temples and houses, the surrounding area offers a variety of museums and archives with a plethora of information on the area's old tea houses and textiles. On the east side, there is also the Kyoto Imperial Palace and the Garden, while on the west side is the Nishijin District where you'll find old-style merchant houses and textiles.
Adresse
Yabunouchi-cho, Nishiiru, Shinmachi, Shimodachiuri-dori, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto City, 602-8570
Tél
+81-75-414-4313
Fax
+81-75-414-4314
Access: 10-minute walk from Marutamachi Station on the Karasuma Subway Line
5-minute walk from City Bus Stop Fucho-mae

Please note: Visitors are recommended to make prior reservations due to irregular opening schedule (except during the periods of scheduled opening during spring and autumn)

Basic Hours: 10:00 - 17:00 Tue - Fri & 1st, 3rd and 5th Saturdays of every month 

Closed: 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month, public holidays and New Year's holidays