Dhawa Yura Kyoto

A key subway station on the Tozai Line, providing convenient access across Kyoto and intersecting with the Keihan Main Line.

A major Keihan Electric Railway station offering access to the Gion district and Pontocho, with connections to the Tozai Line subway.

A vibrant restaurant in the heart of Gion, renowned for its authentic Okonomiyaki and Yakisoba served in a casual setting with traditional tatami seating.

A traditional sushi restaurant nestled in atmospheric Pontocho Alley, known for Edo-style sushi, fresh seasonal fish, and riverside seating during summer.

A long-established Kyoto coffee shop, founded in 1940, famous for its classic atmosphere, specialty coffees, and traditional Japanese breakfast sets.

One of Kyoto's most famous Shinto shrines, known as Gion Shrine, located between the Gion and Higashiyama districts, famous for its summer Gion Matsuri festival.

A picturesque cobblestone street in the Gion district, lined with traditional machiya houses, teahouses, and high-end restaurants, offering a chance to spot maiko or geisha.

A narrow, atmospheric alley running parallel to the Kamo River, packed with restaurants and bars, known for its traditional architecture and vibrant nightlife.

A scenic river flowing through Kyoto, popular for leisurely walks along its banks, offering beautiful seasonal landscapes and featuring riverside dining (noryo-yuka) in summer.

One of Japan's most celebrated Buddhist temples and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its wooden stage offering panoramic views of Kyoto and the Otowa Waterfall.

A theater offering a condensed hour-long performance of seven traditional Japanese performing arts, including Kyomai dance by maiko, tea ceremony, and koto music.