Kyoto Tower
From the observation deck 100 meters above ground level, you can look down on the cityscape. Also, although not well known, there are hot spring facilities in the basement.
Kyoto Aquarium
The Kyoto Aquarium exhibits many rare creatures, including the giant salamander, which lives in the rivers of Kyoto. Especially recommended is a rare show in which dolphins and penguins perform together. Their cute appearance is soothing.
Kyoto Railway Museum
The museum exhibits 53 actual rolling stock that tells the history of modernization, from steam locomotives to Shinkansen bullet trains. And you can not only look at the exhibits but there is also a corner where you can wear a driver’s uniform and play a simulation
Nishi Hongwanji Temple
Although the temple is designated as a World Heritage Site and has many national treasures, admission is free. The Karamon Gate, which is renowned for its beauty, and the Japanese garden, where you can view the seasonal scenery, are just a few of the many highlights of the temple.
Higashi Honganji Temple
If Nishi Hongwanji is described as gorgeous and opulent, this is a place where you can enjoy the beauty of transience and solitude. It is a place where you can be at peace.
