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Do not overpack museum days: fewer stops and more outdoor breaks.

History & culture

Fushimi
Fushimi Inari Taisha
Thousands of vermilion torii climbing Mount Inari. Open around the clock; go before 8am or after dark.
Higashiyama
Kiyomizu-dera
The wooden stage juts over a valley of maples; one of the great autumn views.
Higashiyama
Tōfuku-ji
Tsūten-kyō bridge looks over a sea of maples. Arrive at opening; peak weekends are very busy.
Higashiyama
Eikan-dō
The temple of autumn leaves, with hillside halls and evening illuminations in season.
Kita
Kinkaku-ji
The Golden Pavilion over its mirror pond. Small and busy; go at opening.
Sakyo
Ginkaku-ji
The Silver Pavilion, sand garden and moss hillside at the top of the Philosopher’s Path.
Nakagyo
Nijō Castle
Shogun’s palace with painted rooms and “nightingale” floors that squeak underfoot.
Higashiyama
Sanjūsangen-dō
A 120-metre hall of 1,001 gilded Kannon statues; quietly overwhelming.
Kamigyo
Kyoto Imperial Palace
Free entry to the former imperial residence and its gravel courtyards.
Closed Mondays

Art & design

Higashiyama
Kyoto National Museum
Japanese art and treasures in a Meiji-era hall and Yoshio Taniguchi’s modern wing.
Closed Mondays
Okazaki
Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art
A 1933 museum with a glass-lined contemporary entrance cut beneath the plaza.
Okazaki
National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto
Crafts, ceramics and modern Japanese painting in a Fumihiko Maki building.
Higashiyama
Kawai Kanjiro’s House
The potter’s home and kiln, kept as he left it; a quiet lesson in mingei craft.
Karasuma Oike
Kyoto International Manga Museum
A former school filled with manga to read on the lawn and shelves.

Architecture walk

Higashiyama
Sannenzaka & Ninenzaka
Stone-stepped slopes of wooden shopfronts below Kiyomizu-dera. Walk them before 9am.
Gion
Gion Shirakawa
Willow-lined canal and teahouses. Photography is banned on Gion’s private lanes.
Downtown
Pontocho
A lantern-lit alley of restaurants between the Kamo River and Kiyamachi.
Sakyo
Philosopher’s Path
A canal walk from Ginkaku-ji to Nanzen-ji, lined with maples and small temples.
Sakyo
Nanzen-ji & the aqueduct
Zen gates, sub-temple gardens and a red-brick Meiji aqueduct in the woods.
Okazaki
Murin-an
A Meiji villa garden by Ogawa Jihei, borrowing the Higashiyama hills.

Modern architecture

Shimogyo
Kyoto Station
Hiroshi Hara’s vast 1997 station with a stepped atrium and free skyway on top.
Kitayama
Garden of Fine Art
Tadao Ando’s open-air museum of concrete ramps, water and ceramic reproductions of masterpieces.
Okazaki
ROHM Theatre Kyoto
Kunio Maekawa’s 1960 concert hall, sensitively renewed. Check the programme.
Kitayama
Kyoto Concert Hall
Arata Isozaki’s spiralling entrance ramp near the Botanical Garden.
Takaragaike
Kyoto International Conference Center
Sachio Otani’s sloping concrete frames by Takaragaike pond.

Evenings

Temple illuminations
Pontocho stroll
Kamo River at dusk
Gion lanes by lantern
Kyoto Tower view
Station skyway
In late November, arrive at opening and visit the icons on weekdays. Many illuminations need separate tickets and some require advance booking. Museums usually close on Mondays (Tuesday after a holiday). Gardens close around 16:30–17:00.
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