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Hobby trips
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Plan Kyoto around what you love. Every place here has been checked for November.
Hiking & nature
About 30 min by Eizan Railway from Demachiyanagi
Kurama to Kibune trail
A forest path over the mountain from Kurama-dera temple down to the riverside village of Kibune, about 90 minutes. Take the Eizan Railway to Kurama and walk towards Kibune so the steep section is uphill.
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Higashiyama, near Ginkaku-ji
Daimonjiyama
A short, steady climb from near Ginkaku-ji to the giant 大 bonfire site, with a wide view over the whole city. Allow around an hour up and back.
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Architecture & design
Higashiyama
Kyoto National Museum
Japanese art and treasures in a Meiji-era hall and Yoshio Taniguchi’s modern wing.
Closed Mondays
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Okazaki
Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art
A 1933 museum with a glass-lined contemporary entrance cut beneath the plaza.
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Okazaki
National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto
Crafts, ceramics and modern Japanese painting in a Fumihiko Maki building.
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Higashiyama
Kawai Kanjiro’s House
The potter’s home and kiln, kept as he left it; a quiet lesson in mingei craft.
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Karasuma Oike
Kyoto International Manga Museum
A former school filled with manga to read on the lawn and shelves.
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Higashiyama
Sannenzaka & Ninenzaka
Stone-stepped slopes of wooden shopfronts below Kiyomizu-dera. Walk them before 9am.
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Art & museums
Higashiyama
Kyoto National Museum
Japanese art and treasures in a Meiji-era hall and Yoshio Taniguchi’s modern wing.
Closed Mondays
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Okazaki
Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art
A 1933 museum with a glass-lined contemporary entrance cut beneath the plaza.
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Okazaki
National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto
Crafts, ceramics and modern Japanese painting in a Fumihiko Maki building.
Save
Higashiyama
Kawai Kanjiro’s House
The potter’s home and kiln, kept as he left it; a quiet lesson in mingei craft.
Save
Karasuma Oike
Kyoto International Manga Museum
A former school filled with manga to read on the lawn and shelves.
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