Arashiyama, Yunohana, Kitaku, Nagaokakyo Area

Half-Day. Matsuo-Jizoin


atuo-taisha(Matsuo Grand Shrine) and Saihou-ji Temple sit among natural surroundings. Suzumushi-tera Temple, Take-no-tera Temple, and other unique temples are also located in this neighborhood.

Fruit Parlor Daidai: Fresh fruit. Phone:075-882-2883
Koke-no-chaya: Buckwheat noodles and Japanese sweets. Phone:075-381-3191

Souvenir shops line up along this course.

Walking along the river, you can enjoy beautiful scencery all year around.