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Mount Hiei Sanzen-in Temple Garden Museum Hiei (no operation in winter; Hieizan Enryaku-ji Temple Kurama Dec. 5, 2016 - Apr. 15, 2017） E Keihan Railway Access Map 17 Kurama-dera Temple Chikubushima Kifune-jinja Shrine Yase-Hieizanguchi E 16 2017) Sakamoto Cable Railway 17, Kibuneguchi Eizan Railway E 08 2016 - Mar. Eizan Cable/Ropeway5, Kamigamo-jinja (no operation. in winter; Shrine Dec E Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine Biwako Ohashi Bridge Takaragaike 06 OT 21 Sakamoto Shimogamo-jinja Shrine E 04 Ryoan-ji Temple Kyoto Ichijoji Lake Biwa Kinkaku-ji-Temple Omi Jingu Shrine Tenryu-ji Temple E Kitano-Hakubaicho 01 Demachiyanagi Ryoanji B B 9 7 Kitano Tenmangu Shrine KH OT 42 Demachiyanagi 16 Omi Jingu Shrine Randen Ginkaku-ji-Temple (Keifuku Railway) Kyoto Imperial A A Palace KH Arashiyama 13 8 41 Miidera OT T T T Heian-jingu 13 Bianca A 17 14 13 (Onjo-ji Temple) Miidera 5 Shrine Katabiranotsuji Subway KH Keishin Line Osaka Monorail 40 T T OT OT Osaka Airport Sanjo 11 8 31 12 Hamaotsu Togetsu-kyo Bridge Ishiyama-sakamoto Line KH Yasaka-Jinja Keihan-yamashina Randen-Tenjingawa Fushimi-momoyama 39 Shrine Shin-Osaka A Gion-shijo 1 Paddle steamer TheMichigan KH Shijo-Omiya 38 Kiyomizu-gojo Kyoto Tower JR Kyoto Kiyomizu-dera Osaka/Umeda Tokaido Shinkansen Line Temple JR Tambabashi KH Line Hirakatashi Chushojima 37 Shichijo Nishi-Kujo Yawatashi JR Subway sake breweries Sanjusangen-do Line Temple Kuzuha Shiga Nakanoshima Line Osaka Suijyo Bus in Fushimi KH KH Aqua-Liner 36 Universal-City 54 Tofukuji Nakanoshima KH 34 Tofuku-ji Temple KH KH KH KH KH KH KH KH KH KH KH KH KH KH KH 30 01 02 03 04 11 13 17 18 20 21 24 26 28 29 Fushimi-inari Subway Katano Line YodoyabashiKitahama TemmabashiKyobashi Fushimi Inari-taisha Kintetsu OT Keihan Railway Kyoto Line Shrine 02 Namba Otokoyama Daigo-ji Temple OT Takebetaisha Shrine Cable Line 01 Ishiyamadera Seta no Karahashi Bridge Osaka Bay sailing cruise ship Hirakata Park KH Tennoji Rokujizo 73 Santa Maria Otokoyama-sanjo Uji Line Iwashimizu- Osaka Castle KH 67 Hachimangu Nankai Line Shrine Line Kisaichi Ishiyama-dera Temple Kansai Intl Airport Limousine Bus KH JR Osaka 77 Kansai International Stations where Limited Exp. Stops Airport *Stations where Rapid Limited Exp. "RAKURAKU" stops: Yodoyabashi, Kitahama, Temmabashi, Byodoin Temple Kyobashi, Shichijo, Gion-shijo, Sanjo, Demachiyanagi .

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