The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The Philosopher's Path or the Philosopher's Walk, is a path in Kyoto's Saikyo ward that runs next to a canal that drains Lake Biwa. The path …
Originally built as a detached palace in 1264 by the Emperor Kameyama, it was later dedicated as a Zen temple in 1291. It was destroyed by fire …
A landmark of Kyoto's famous Arashiyama area, the Togetsukyo Bridge stretches 155 m across the river known as the Hozu to the west and the …
A temple in the Higashiyama ward of Kyoto located next to Maruyama Park and a short walk from Yasaka Shrine and the Gion district. Admission to …
The temple was founded in 1602 when Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu split the Jōdo Shinshu sect into two in order to diminish their influence. The other …
Known for its stunning autumn leaves, the temple holds popular evening illuminations during November. The temple was originally called Zenrinji …
A luscious 35 hectare park with a large Japanese Garden, the gardens have a teahouse and plenty to explore, including Sakai Museum and a flower …
Located on the river terrace between Kema Araizeki and Temmabashi Bridge, Sakuranomiya park is a beautiful stretch of cherry blossoms that will …
A large hilly park in northern Osaka, this park is well-known for its open-air farmhouse museum and recreational pools. The park has more than …
