Ponto-cho is one of the five geisha districts (kagai districts) in Kyoto City. It is a long, narrow street that runs between the Kamo River and the Takase River. In the evening, paper lanterns are lit up, and the stone paving makes for a very atmospheric place.

I end up taking many pictures of things that interest me. The teahouses of Katsura Rikyu(Katsura Imperial Villa) are shown here. After all, it is better to see the real thing than to see it in a photograph. The real thing has a different atmosphere than the picture.

Katsura Rikyu（Katsura Imperial Villa） was built in the 17th century as a villa for the Imperial Family, and was administered by the Ministry of the Imperial Household in the 19th century. It is a valuable building and garden that still retains the appearance of its original construction. The large grounds are dotted with four tea-ceremony pavilions surrounding a pond.

TSUKUMO is a fast food udon restaurant. In short, it is a stand-up style udon restaurant where busy businessmen can get a quick meal. It is located just JR Kyoto Station Underground East Exit,

Kyoto Gyoen isn't just the Kyoto Imperial Palace. Southeast of the Kyoto Gosho is the Kyoto Sento Gosho. The Sento Gosho is the residence of the former emperor, and this place was used until the Edo period. The Kyoto Sento Gosho is the place to see the garden. This garden is a style of garden that features a path around a pond.

At dusk, the Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka areas in Higashiyama are lit up with lights, creating a charming streetscape. However, in recent years, many tourists have flocked to this area, and the charm has been lost in half.Enter Yasaka-dori from Higashi-oji to the east. At the end of the narrow road, you can see Yasaka Tower, a popular photo spot.

When you step into the vast Heian Jingu-jingu Garden, you will see four gardens.South Garden, West Garden, Central Garden, and East Garden. In the South Garden and West Garden.

The Nyoho-tei arbor is a very unique and charming arbor in Hakusason-so Garden along the Ginkakuji-m...

Hakusason-so is located near Ginkakuji Temple. It is a vast garden created by the Japanese-style painter Hashimoto Kansetsu over a period of 30 years, and is a Japanese-style garden with a circular path around a pond.