One-day course 
Wabi Aesthetic in the Way of Tea - Try Traditonal Local Crafts!
- Half a day course
- Strolling along Kamo River
- Characteristics of Kyoto
- Model course
- World Heritage Sites -A-
- World Heritage Sites -B-
- Beauty of Autumn Colors
- Nakagyo Ward
- Ryokan Kouro
- Nishiyama Ryokan
- Sumiya Ryokan
- Tawaraya Ryokan
- Hiiragiya Ryokan
- Ryokan Hirashin
- Kamogawakan
- Ikumatsu
- Oyado Ishicyo
- Hotel Sugicyo
- Nissyo-Bessou
- Hotel NewKinparo
- Matsui Ryokan Honkan
- Watazenr Ryokan
- Matsuibekkan Hanakanzashi
- Mikihan Ryokan
- Ryoan Kazuki
- Kagihei
- Sanga
- Hotel Honnoji
- Ryoriryokan Tenpura Yoshikawa
- Tougetsu
- Ishicho Shogikuen
- Kamigyo Ward
- Kyoto City Hotel
Kawaramachi, Nakagyoku Area
Try Traditonal Local Crafts!
This area has been famous for its traditonal textile industry, Nishijin-ori(weaving). Lately, young artists bring new culture into this neighborhood.
Sarashina: Handmade soba(buckwheat noodles). Soba is cooked on request so as not to lose the flavor. Phone: 075-841-5933
Onomiyasu: Restaurant at 1st Fl. Nishijin Textile Center. Phone: 075-432-6131
Kohshiya: Near Nijo-jo Castle. Since 1912. The shop building is traditional Kyoto-style house. Japanese sweets in old days. Phone: 075-841-4464
Rinryusho-do: Since end of Edo era. Various kinds of incense. Small packages are good for a souvenir.
Aji Noren: Nishijin Textile Center. A souvenir shop Phone: 075-432-6131
Nishijin Textile Center: Kimono fashion show tells you the beauty of kimono.
Historical materials and documents are displayed. Hand-on learning is
available.
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Nijo-jo Castle: Tea ceremonies are occasionally held. Lots of trees and
flowers, especially hundreds of plum trees are worth viewing in February/March.
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Nijo-jo Castle
Nijo-jo Castle
National Tresure.
Gorgeous wall paintings are must-sees.
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Seimei-jinja Shrine
Built in 1007 by the order of Ichijo Emperor.
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Nishijina Textile Center
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