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Arashiyama
quiet area away from the city center, home to many important temples and other attractions
Central Kyoto
the commercial heart of the city
Fushimi Inari
famous Shinto shrine from which start the paths to go up the nearby hill
Gion
the "geisha district", one of the areas where you can "breathe" an atmosphere of ancient Japan
Higashiyama (center)
"old style" area of Kyoto near the famous temple Kiyomizudera
Higashiyama (south)
the south of the famous Higashiyama district, where you can find the Sanjusangendo and the Kyoto National Museum
Imperial Park
immense Imperial Park surrounding the Kyoto Imperial Palace
Kyoto Station
modern and very lively area around the main station of the city
Kurama and Kibune
two small towns in the mountains north of Kyoto, connected by a path through the woods and temples
Mount Hiei
a mountain near Kyoto, in the midst of its forests there is an important Buddhist temple, the Enryakuji
Nijo Castle
the castle of the city
Northern Kyoto
the large northern area, where there are some of the most famous temples of the city
Ohara
quiet rural area just outside of Kyoto where there are some interesting temples
Oharano
another rural area, south of Kyoto, with some temples almost unknown to tourists
Okazaki
the area around the Heian Shrine, considered the "cultural center" of Kyoto because some museums are located there
Philosopher's Walk
a path along a canal surrounded by cherry trees, with some interesting temples nearby
Uji
the "japanese capital of green tea", a small town south of Kyoto, rich in history
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