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Hiraoka Kitayama St. Matsugasaki Sta. Hachimangu Kyoto Kitashirakawa Shrine Botanical Shugakuin Kiyotaki Garden Kyoto Concert Hall Sta. Manshu-in Temple Imamiya Shrine Kita-oji Sta. Ichijoji Sta. Kamo RiverKita-oji St. Takano River Daitokuji Temple Shisen-do Temple Kinkakuji Temple Subway Karasuma Line Konpukuji Temple (Golden Pavilion) Mt. Funaoka Kurama-guchi Sta. Shirakawa St. Wara-tenjin Horikawa St. Chayama Sta. Ryoanji Temple Shrine Adashino Sekitei Hokyoji Shimogamo Shrine Hirano Shrine Nenbutsuji Temple Mototanaka Sta. Temple Senbonshaka-do Daikakuji Kinukake no michi Ninnaji Tojiin Temple Temple Temple Temple Shokokuji Temple Kawaramachi St. Sagano Kitano-tenmangu Demachiyanagi Hakusa- Hirosawa Pond Ryoanji Keifuku Kitano Line Imadegawa Sta. Sta. Chionji Temple sonso Shrine Karasuma St. Omuro Sta. Imadegawa St. Garden Ninnaji Nishijin Textile Tojiin･Ritsumeika n Kitano Gioji Temple Raku Household Kawabata St. Hyakumanben Kyoto University Utano Sta. Sta. University Center St. Higashi-oji Hakubaicho Sta. Museum Agency Nison-in Temple Seiryoji Temple Nishi-oji St. Seimei Shrine Yoshida Myoshinji Sta. Senbon St. Mt.Yoshida Rozanji Ginkakuji Temple Kameoka Jojakkoji Temple Kyoto Shrine Narutaki Sta. Kyoto Imperial Palace Temple Daimonji Mt. Myoshinji Shinnyo-do Temple (Silver Pavilion) Rakushisya Temple Prefectural Romantic Train Office Sagano Line Shogoin Honen-in Temple Tokiwa Sta. Hokongo-in Temple Arashiyama Jingu Temple Konkai-komyoji Temple h t Saga-Arashiyama Sta. Uzumasa Sta. Hanazano Sta. Enmachi Sta. Marutamachi a P Torokko Nijo Castle Marutamachi Sta. s Arashiyama Sta. ’ Satsueisho-mae Sta. Toei Uzumasa Sta. Kyoto Handicraft Center r Torokko Saga JR San-in Line e Nonomiya Shrine Movie Land (Sagano Line) Kamo River h Sta. Katabirano-tsuji Sta. p (Eiga-mura) Marutamachi St. o Kurumazaki Jinjya Sta. s o Arisugawa il Sta. h Randen Saga Sta. Rokuoin Koryuji Temple P Arashiyama Sta. Sta. Eikan-do Temple Togetsu-kyo Bridge Kurumazaki Uzumasa Koryuji Sta. Kyoto City Hall Heianjingu Shrine Uzumasa-Tenjingawa Sta. Nishioji Oike Sta. Nijojo-mae Sta. Karasuma Rohm theatre Shrine Kyoto Tenryuji Temple Monkey Park Oike St. Oike Sta. Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art / Kyoto City Zoological Garden Iwatayama Kaikonoyashiro Sta. Nijo Sta. Yamanouchi Sta. Nishioji Sanjo Sta. Sanjo Keihan Sta. Kyoto City International Community House Arashiyama The Museum of Kyoto Kyoto Sta. Randen-Tenjingawa Sta. Shiyakusyomae Keage Sta. Nanzenji Temple Keifuku Arashiyama Line(Randen) Honnouji Sta. Sanjo Higashiyama Sta. Temple Hourinji Sta. Shoren-in Temple WESTIN MIYAKO Temple Hankyu Arashiyama Line Rokkaku-do Temple Chion in Temple HOTEL KYOTO Gion Shijo Umenomiya Shrine Shijo St. Omiya Sta. Karasuma Sta. Sta. Matsuotaisya Saiin Sta. Shijo Sta. Kyoto Maruyama Park Sta. Shijo Omiya Sai Sta. Kawaramachi Sta. Sta. Yasaka Shrine Subway Tozai Line Matsunoo Shrine Kenninji Mibudera Temple A Temple Kodaiji Bukkoji Temple Higashiyama Temple Bishamon-do Rokuhara-mitsuji Temple Gojo Sta. Temple Misasagi Sta. Hankyu Kyoto Line Gojo St. Kami-katsura 9 Tanba-guchi Sta. Kiyomizu Gojo Sta. Sta. Nishikyogoku Otsu Sports Park Nishikyogoku Sta. Nishi-honganji Higashi-honganji Kegonji Temple Temple Temple Kyoto National Museum Yamashina Sumiya Kiyomizu-dera (Suzumushi-dera) Sta. Temple Katsura Imperial Villa Sanjusangen-do Higashiyama Driveway Temple JR Tokaido Main Line Kyoto Saihoji Temple Shichijo Myoho-in Temple Higashi Shichijo St. Sta. Higashino Sta. (Koke-dera) IC MIYAKO CITY Kyoto Tower Chishaku-in Temple Umekoji kyoto nishi Sta. KINTETSU KYOTO 1 Katsura Sta. STATION Kyoto Aquarium nsen Line JR Tokaido Shinka Nagoya Kyoto railway Kyoto Sta. museum Hachijo St. Yamashina Nagitsuji MIYAKO HOTEL B Sta. KYOTO HACHIJO Tofukuji Sta. Kiyomizu-yaki Sennyuji Kameoka Pottery Village Temple Nishioji Sta. Toji Sta. Kujo Sta. Toji Temple Kujo St. Kintetsu Kyoto Line Kyoto Terrsa Katsuragawa Tobakaido Sta. Oharano Shrine Sta. Tofukuji Temple Rakusai-guchi Sta. Jujo Sta. Kanshuji Jujo St. Jujo Sta. Temple Shojiji Temple Katsura River Meishin Expressway Fushimi (Hana no tera) Inari Sta. Zuishin-in 1 Inari Sta. Ono Sta. Temple JR Nara Line 171 Ryukokudaimae Fukakusa Sta. Kuinabashi Fushimi Inari Shrine Sta. Kuzebashi St. Kamitoba- Fujinomori guchi 24 Sta. Mukomachi Sta. Sta. Higashi-muko Sta. Daigo Sta. Fujinomori Yoshimine-dera Temple Sumizome Shrine Kyoto Minami IC Takeda Sta. Sta. Line Keihan Jurinji Temple Fujinomori Ishida Sta. Sta. Fushimi Momoyama Kyoto Trade Fair Center Castle Daigoji Temple (Pulse Plaza) Nishi-muko Sta. Fushimi Momoyama Rokujijo Sta. Jonangu Shrine Tanbabashi Fushimi Inperial Mausoleum Sta. Momoyama Fushimi Momoyama Rokujizo Goryo-mae Sta. Sta. H Momoyama a Sta. Sta. Kowata n Teradaya Sta. Koumyoji Temple s Gokogu Shrine Keihan Uji Line h i n Obaku Sta. Manpukuji Temple E Chushojima Kangetsukyo Nagaoka- x Nagaoka-tenmangu Nagaokakyo p Sta. Sta. tenjin r Uji-Higashi IC Sta. e Uji Shrine Sta. s s Uji-Nishi IC Otsu w Mimurodoji O Shin-Osaka a Uji River ( O Temple k sa y d Ume Kyoto Horse Mukaijima Keiji Bypass Route k sa Uji Sta. Nagaoka-Kyo Yodo Sta. K Sta. y a Race Truck o Nara a O / t o K o a s N ) ta. S a ashi Sta.) L a k b i b n r a e a e y a Byodo-in Temple Nara Iwashimizu o Uji Sta. Osaka Osaka Hachimangu Sta. Yod ( N A:Central Area Map M Jin S Kamanza St. Shinmachi St. Koromo-no-tana St. Muromachi St. Ryogaemachi St. ta ar g . u u M S Kyoto Imperial Palace tamac - ta Kumano Shrine Kyoto Handicra ft Center ar . u Marutamachi St. tamac h i Kurumayacho St. Higashi-no-toin St. Ai-no-machi St. Takakura St. Sakaimachi St. Yanagi-no-banba St. Tomi-no-koji St. Fuyacho St. Gokomachi St. Teramachi St. Heianjingu Shrine h i Gyoganji Karasuma St. Takeyamachi St. Temple Kawabata St. Kawaramachi St. Ebisugawa St. Rohm theatre Kyoto Okazaki Park IPPODO Nijo St. Hosomi Museum Kyoto Prefectural Kyoto City KYOCERA Nijo St. International exhibition hall Library Museum of Art Nijo St. Miyako-messe The National Museum Kyoto City Kyoto International Niomon St. of Modern Art Zoo Oshi-koji St. Jingu-michi St. Murin-an MANGA Museum Kyoto City Hall Kyoto Kanze Menbou Noh Theater Hyotei Karasuma-Oike Kyoto Shiyakusyo-mae Oike-Ohashi Sta. Sta. Oike St. Subway Tozai Line Bridge Zest Oike Kawaramachi- Dannou Youhouji Temple Karasuma- Oike Hourinji Oike (Shopping Mall) Kawaramachi Temple Higashiyama- Aneya-koji St. Honnoji Catholic Church Sanjo Kaleidoscope Museum Kyukyodo Temple Sanjo-Jingu-michi Higashiyama Sta. ShinPuKan Kyoto Asahi hall Kawaramachi- Sanjo Keihan Sta. Sanjo-Ohashi Subway Tozai Line Sanjo St. Sanjo Bridge S NTT The Museum of Kyoto a St. Higashi-oji njo S Sanjo St. Hanami-koji St. Karasuma- Nakagyo Zuisenji Sanjo Post Office mina Kyoto(Loft) Temple Inoda Coffee ta MOVIX KYOTO . Ura-Teramachi St. Teramachi-kyogoku Shopping Arcade Ikenobo Hall MIYAWAKI Shopping Arcade Shin-kyogoku Wakamatsu St. Baisen An Rokkaku-do Temple Pontocho Kaburenjo Rokkaku St. Subway Karasuma Line Round 1 Theater Chion-in-mae Kiyamachi St. Furumonzen St. Shirakawa-River Shoren-in Temple Pontocho St. BAL Nawate St. Shirakawakita St. Kamo River Shinmonzen St.(Art St.) Takoyakushi St. Takoyakushi-do Tatsumi-daimyoujin Shrine Takase River Shinbashi St. Chion-in Temple Keihan Line Nishiki-koji St. Nishiki Food Market Nishiki-tenmangu Sueyoshicho St. Gion Shrine Kiritoshi Laque Shijo-karasuma Shijo-Karasuma OPA Shijo- Tominagacho St. Kyoto Museum of Gion Shijo Sta. Daimaru Dpt. Kyoto Kawaramachi Contemporary Art Shijo St. Karasuma Hankyu Kyoto Line Kawaramachi Yasaka Shrine Sta. Sta. Shijo-Ohashi Fukujuen Fujii Daimaru BridgeSta. Shijo Gion Ichirikitei City Bank Tokyu Hands Takashimaya Minamiza Theater Maruyama Park Dpt. Dpt. Chorakuji Temple Hanami-koji St. Hanami-koji Ayano-koji St. COCON St. Yamato-oji Otani Sobyo KARASUMA Donguri Hayakawa Bridge Hanasaki Daiun-in Temple Morita Washi Nene-no-michi Kenninji Gion Corner Karasuma St. Gion Kobu Kaburenjo Bukkoji St. Temple Higashiyama- Shimokawaramachi St. Gesshin-in Temple Theater Yasui Shimogyo Kyoto School History Kodaiji Temple Police Station Taiun-ken Museum Seirai-in Yasui Kitamon St. Entoku-in Temple Bukkoji Temple Yasui Konpira-gu Ryozengokoku Takatsuji St. Temple Ebisu Shrine Kyusho-in Ishibe-koji Kawaramachi St. Shrine Shrine Ryousoku-in Temple Shunko-in Zenkyo-an Temple Ryozen Kannon Kawaramachi- Kiyamachi St. Temple Ninen-zaka Reigen-in Temple Matsubara Miyagawacho Kaisando Ryozen Shohoji Ai-no-machi St. Takakura St. Sakaimachi St. Matsubara St. Suwancho St. Akezu St. Higashi-no-toin St. Yanagi-no-banba St. Tomi-no-koji St. Fuyacho St. Gokomachi St. Teramachi St. Matsubara Kaburenjo Theater Temple Museum of History Temple Bridge Matsubara St. Yasaka St. Ryouma-zaka Kawabata-Matsubara Houkanji Temple Rokudo-chinnoji (Yasaka Pagoda) Manjuji St. Kakimachi St. Sannen-zaka Kiyomizu-zaka S Kiyomizu-michi K . Gojo Sta. ta Seiryu-en Kawaramachi- i Rokuhara-mitsuji y Gojo o m Temple Jishu Shrine Tonyamachi St. i z G Gojo St. Gojo-Ohashi u Honmachi St. o Bridge oj Gojo-zaka Chawan-zaka Karasuma-Gojo Higashiyama Post Office Gojo-zaka Otani Honbyo Kiyomizudera Temple B:Station Area Map T Hig Ta H Mibugawa St.
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