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    Kayabuki no Oyado Matabe
    Kyoto

    Kayabuki no Oyado Matabe

    "Kayabuki no Oyado Matabe" is a genuine thatched-roof inn located within the Kayabuki no Sato village in Miyama Town. The greatest luxury is staying as if living as part of the village landscape and experiencing the quiet village awakening in the morning mist firsthand. For dinner, you can gather around an irori hearth and enjoy warm interactions with the host while tasting salt-grilled river fish and seasonal wild plants. It is an accommodation with high cultural value where you can touch the structure of traditional Japanese houses, the hardships of maintaining thatched roofs, and the bonds of the local community.

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    Ryori Ryokan Kigusuriya
    Kyoto

    Ryori Ryokan Kigusuriya

    With over 100 years of history, "Ryori Ryokan Kigusuriya" got its name from its former business as a pharmacy. It prides itself on Kaiseki cuisine finished with traditional techniques using fresh ingredients nurtured by Miyama's mountains and rivers. Especially, the winter-limited "botan-nabe" is exquisite, attracting many repeat guests. The building gathers the essence of traditional Japanese architecture, allowing for a quiet time while feeling the warmth of wood. After enjoying a satoyama stroll, savoring Washioku with brilliant craftsmanship and resting in a tatami room—this is highly recommended for international tourists who want to experience authentic "ryokan culture."

    • Kyoto
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    Minshuku Hisaya
    Kyoto

    Minshuku Hisaya

    "Minshuku Hisaya" is an accommodation facility that uses a historic thatched-roof house right next to the Kayabuki no Sato in Miyama Town. Spending a night in a building that feels like a time slip will be a lifelong memory for international travelers. Breezes flow through in summer, and an irori fire warmly welcomes you in winter. Hearts-felt dishes using plenty of local ingredients make you feel the richness of Miyama's soil. It's a very precious and luxurious place where you can actually experience "living in a thatched house" within a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.

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    Minshuku Harimaya
    Kyoto

    Minshuku Harimaya

    Near the Kayabuki no Sato in Miyama Town, "Minsuku Harimaya" is a warm, family-run inn using an atmospheric old private house. The local wild plants and river fish dishes served around an "irori" hearth are simple yet highlight the ingredients' flavors, healing the hearts of visitors. Hearing directly from the host about Miyama's history and traditional lifestyle is a true highlight of staying at a minshuku. You can enjoy a stay that blends into Japan's original landscape in a relaxed atmosphere, like visiting a relative's house in the countryside. Perfect for those who want to experience Miyama's quiet nights and...

    • Kyoto
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    Tauta-sha
    Kyoto

    Tauta-sha

    Located in the innermost part of Miyama Town surrounded by rich forests, "Tautasha" is an experiential accommodation facility pursuing a self-sufficient lifestyle. You can experience the wisdom and techniques for living with nature, such as farming, hunting, and wood-splitting, together with the staff. At the restaurant, you can savor vegetables harvested by yourself and gibier (wild game) dishes, feeling the preciousness of food firsthand. It's not just a place to stay, but also a place to think about the future of Japanese rural villages and sustainable living. This is a special sanctuary for dedicated international travelers who want to discard...

    • Kyoto
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    Ryori Ryokan Chinsenro
    Kyoto

    Ryori Ryokan Chinsenro

    Located along the Yura River in Miyama Town, "Ryori Ryokan Chinsenro" is a long-established inn that has continued to provide the rich blessings of Miyama's nature since its founding. The biggest attraction is the top-quality seasonal satoyama cuisine, such as wild plants in spring, sweetfish in summer, matsutake mushrooms in autumn, and botan-nabe (wild boar hot pot) in winter. Guests can enjoy a peaceful river view from their rooms, and the time spent listening to the murmuring stream is a quintessential Japanese luxury holiday. With good access to the Kayabuki no Sato, it is loved by authentic travelers who want...

    • Kyoto
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    Yunohana Onsen, Kameoka
    Kyoto

    Yunohana Onsen, Kameoka

    Located in the mountains of Kameoka City, just west of Kyoto City, Yunohana Onsen is a historic hot spring area said to have been where Sengoku warlords healed their blade wounds. In a quiet environment surrounded by rich greenery, ryokans offering high-quality hospitality and open-air baths are dotted about. It has excellent access from Kyoto City, and it's also possible to travel from Arashiyama via the "Hozugawa River Boat Ride" or "Sagano Romantic Train." Soaking in hot springs while gazing at seasonal satoyama landscapes in silence, completely shut out from city bustle, is truly a supreme relaxation experience. It is...

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    Fukuchiyama City
    Kyoto

    Fukuchiyama City

    Fukuchiyama City, a central city in northern Kyoto, has diverse charms including its history as a castle town built by Akechi Mitsuhide and the demon legends of Mt. Oe. Besides historical strolls centering on Fukuchiyama Castle, outdoor experiences utilizing rich nature are abundant. Also known as a "Sweets City," you can enjoy high-quality Western and Japanese confectionery using local specialties. Harmonizing urban sophistication with local warmth and offering good access via limited express from Kyoto, it is a highly satisfying destination for inquisitive travelers who want to enjoy history, legends, nature, and gourmet in a balanced way.

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    Onitake Inari Shrine
    Kyoto

    Onitake Inari Shrine

    Enshrined on the slopes of Mt. Oe, Onitake Inari Shrine is a mystical shrine located in the Mt. Oe range, known as the stage for the legendary "demon slaying." Due to its high elevation, it is famous for the vast "Sea of Clouds" spreading below in the early mornings of autumn and winter under certain weather conditions, offering a mystical view as if floating on clouds. Vermilion torii gates continuing through the quiet forest are very spiritual, enveloping visitors in a mysterious power. It is strongly recommended for active travelers wishing to experience the "Heavenly Sanctuary" created by overwhelming natural...

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    Fukuchiyama Castle
    Kyoto

    Fukuchiyama Castle

    Built by the famous Sengoku-period general Akechi Mitsuhide, Fukuchiyama Castle is a leading fortress in northern Kinki, featuring a reconstructed castle tower and original "Nozura-zumi" (natural stone) walls. These walls include "Tenyo-seki" (reused stones) like gravestones, reflecting the urgency of the construction at the time. The tower interior serves as a local history museum, allowing visitors to learn deeply about Mitsuhide's history. The top floor offers a magnificent panorama overlooking Fukuchiyama streets and the Yura River. It's a must-visit for history fans to enjoy Japanese castle beauty and castle town history while reflecting on Mitsuhide's "intellect" and "sincerity."

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    Matsuo-dera Temple
    Kyoto

    Matsuo-dera Temple

    Located on the slopes of Mt. Aoba, Matsuo-dera is an ancient temple known as the 29th temple of the Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage. It enshrines a rare "Bato Kannon" (Horse-headed Kannon) as its main deity and has gathered many followers since ancient times. The precincts, wrapped in deep forest, feature heavy halls and Niomon gates, exuding the dignified air of a sanctuary. The view of Maizuru Bay from here is magnificent, allowing you to experience the beauty unique to Japanese mountain temples where nature and faith merge. National Treasure paintings are displayed during spring treasure public openings, perfect for travelers wishing...

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    Maizuru Kanzaki
    Kyoto

    Maizuru Kanzaki

    Located at the western end of Maizuru City, the Kanzaki area is a hideaway spot charming for its beautiful sandy beach at the mouth of the Yura River and its nostalgic fishing village scenery. Kanzaki Beach, in particular, is crowded with families in summer for its shallow, highly transparent sea. Nearby is the "Yura-gawa Bridge" of the Tango Railway, attracting attention from international railway fans as one of Japan's best photo spots where trains run just above the water surface. Perfect for those who want to hear quiet wave sounds and thoroughly enjoy Japan's peaceful seaside daily life away from...

    • Kyoto
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    Maizuru Port
    Kyoto

    Maizuru Port

    Facing the Sea of Japan, Maizuru Port is a natural fine harbor surrounded by beautiful rias coastlines and has developed as a key maritime transport hub since ancient times. Now an international port where large cruise ships call, the view created by the vast sea and mountains is stunning. As it hosts a Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force base, the sightseeing boat tours allowing close-up views of giant destroyers are powerful and highly popular among military fans. This energetic tourist spot lets you simultaneously experience the port's vitality, beautiful coastal scenery, and modern Japanese naval defense.

    • Kyoto
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    Maizuru City
    Kyoto

    Maizuru City

    Maizuru City, a port town in northern Kyoto, is a core city of "Kyoto by the Sea" with a history of flourishing as a naval base and beautiful rias coastlines. The "Red Brick Warehouses" built in the Meiji era are now used as cultural facilities and shops, and their retro, solid atmosphere is popular with international travelers. The "Maizuru Repatriation Memorial Museum," telling the history of post-war returnees, is registered as a UNESCO Memory of the World for its prayers for peace. With fresh seafood like crab and oysters, and gourmet options like naval curry, it's a city where you...

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    Kifune Shrine
    Kyoto

    Kifune Shrine

    The head shrine of all shrines enshrining the god of water in Japan, Kifune Shrine has been revered since ancient times as a sacred site for rain prayers. The sight of vibrant vermilion lanterns lining the stone steps is globally famous as an iconic, photogenic Kyoto scene. The "Mizu-uranai Mikuji" (water fortune-telling), where characters appear when paper is floated on sacred water, offers a mystical experience that transcends language barriers. Also known as a god of matchmaking, many visit to pray for good relationships in the quiet forest air. Seasonal illuminations are mystical, offering a chance to experience the beauty...

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    Kibune River
    Kyoto

    Kibune River

    Flowing through the mountains of northern Kyoto, the Kibune River is one of Kyoto's premier cooling spots with its crystal-clear waters and deep greenery. The main highlight is the summer tradition of "Kawadoko," where dining on platforms set over the river offers a refreshing coolness like natural air conditioning, highly popular among international visitors. In winter, the riverside is covered in snow, transforming into a landscape like a wash-drawing. Walking along the river where the god of water is said to reside will help you forget city heat and noise, and purify your mind and body.

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    Kumihama
    Kyoto

    Kumihama

    Located at the western end of the Tango Peninsula, "Kumihama" is an area with a calm charm centered around the beautiful Kumihama Bay. The landscape surrounding the bay has a tranquility and beauty like a Northern European fjord. Here, you can enjoy sea bathing in summer and specialty oyster dishes in winter, savoring the blessings of "Kyoto by the Sea" throughout the year. Historical buildings such as the "Inaba Honke," a mansion of a wealthy merchant, are also highlights. It is a hidden hideaway perfect for travelers who want to enjoy a peaceful Japanese fishing village holiday while strolling along...

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    Kasagi Town
    Kyoto

    Kasagi Town

    Located at the southern tip of Kyoto Prefecture, Kasagi Town is a nature-rich town known as a sanctuary for giant rocks, clear streams, and outdoor activities. "Mt. Kasagi," which flourished since ancient times as a base for mountain asceticism, features a giant Maitreya Bodhisattva carved into a cliff (Magaibutsu), overwhelming visitors with its scale. Additionally, the riverbed of the Kizu River is popular as one of Japan's leading camping spots, attracting people to actively enjoy nature through canoeing, bouldering, and trekking. In spring, cherry blossoms along the river bloom beautifully, and in autumn, mountain foliage colors vividly. It is recommended...

    • Kyoto
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    Yuuhigaura
    Kyoto

    Yuuhigaura

    "Yuuhigaura" in Kyotango City is one of Kyoto Prefecture's premier coastal landscapes, known for the beauty of its sunset sinking into the Sea of Japan, as its name suggests. The white sand beach stretching for about 8 kilometers is called "Tokoyo no Hama," and at dusk, the sky and sea turn orange and purple, creating a mystical "mirror world." The large wooden swing "Yurari" installed at the water's edge has gained international attention as a popular spot to take photos against the sunset. With hot springs nearby, it is a top resort area where you can spend a luxurious seaside...

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    Minamiyamashiro Village
    Kyoto

    Minamiyamashiro Village

    The only "village" in Kyoto Prefecture, Minamiyamashiro Village is a hidden gem located at the borders of Mie, Shiga, and Nara Prefectures, featuring beautiful panoramic tea plantation views. The tea trees covering the steep slopes create a landscape like a work of art, looking picturesque from any angle. At the roadside station "Kyoto of Tea: Minamiyamashiro Village," you can enjoy sweets and dishes using the specialty "Mura-cha" tea, whose rich flavor is reputed to be unforgettable once tasted. Amidst the peaceful scenery along the JR Kansai Main Line, it is an ideal place for those who want to enjoy a...

    • Kyoto
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    Iwashimizu Hachimangu
    Kyoto

    Iwashimizu Hachimangu

    Located atop Mt. Otokoyama in Yawata City, "Iwashimizu Hachimangu" is one of Japan's three major Hachimangu shrines, and the main hall is designated as a National Treasure. The episode of Edison using bamboo from here for the filament of his light bulb is world-famous, and a monument stands within the grounds. The journey up via cable car from the foot and the view from the summit are magnificent, offering a panoramic view as far as Kyoto City. The contrast between the vermilion shrine buildings and the surrounding greenery is beautiful, and it still attracts many worshipers as a deity for...

    • Kyoto
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    Mito Shrine
    Kyoto

    Mito Shrine

    Enshrined in Joyo City, "Mito Shrine" is a historic shrine recorded in Heian-period documents, and its beautiful main hall designated as an Important Cultural Property is a highlight. Embraced by the rich nature of "Mt. Konosu" in the background, the sacred atmosphere drifts along the approach. During the annual "Maki Shrine Festival" held in October, ancient traditional rituals are performed, offering a glimpse into the deep bond and faith of the community. Because it is not overly commercialized, you can feel the original silence and freshness of a Japanese shrine. It has become a hidden gem for those who want...

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    Yamashiro Area
    Kyoto

    Yamashiro Area

    Located in southern Kyoto Prefecture, the "Yamashiro Area" is known as the main production area for Uji tea, featuring "Kyoto of Tea" where beautiful tea plantations stretch as far as the eye can see. Centering on Uji City, which houses the World Heritage site Byodo-in, the area is dotted with historic temples, shrines, and ancient burial mounds, concentrating old Japanese history and culture. Especially, the scenery along the Kizu River and the tea plantations of Ishitera spreading on steep slopes overwhelm visitors with their geometric beauty. It is a place where you can touch the essence of Japanese tea culture—tasting...

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    Kyotamba Town
    Kyoto

    Kyotamba Town

    Spreading across central Kyoto Prefecture, Kyotamba Town is an agricultural and nature-filled town long known as a treasure trove of food. It is the production area for famous luxury ingredients such as "Tanba Chestnuts," "Tanba Black Beans," and "Tanba Matsutake Mushrooms," attracting many gourmets in autumn seeking seasonal flavors. The area also features outdoor spots like the "Shizushi Limestone Cave," one of the largest in western Japan, and quiet mountain landscapes. With many bases where you can directly touch the local food culture, such as the roadside station "Tanba Markes," it is a highly recommended area for travelers who want...

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