地元民が本当に訪れる京都

A cherry blossom-lined walking path from Ginkaku-ji to Nanzen-ji, a daily walking course for locals.

A retro brick aqueduct, a hidden photo spot loved by locals as a walking course.

The confluence of the Kamo and Takano rivers, a relaxing spot where local students and families enjoy picnics.

A renowned shop for rich chicken bone broth in the Ichijoji ramen battleground, frequented by locals, a strong contender with inevitable queues.

A World Heritage site, but relatively quiet, also a sacred place for local horse racing fans as the god of horse racing.

A sub-temple of Daitoku-ji with the most beautiful maple-lined approach, a hidden autumn foliage spot recommended by locals.

Famous for its moss garden requiring reservations, a sacred place visited by locals seeking tranquility on special occasions.

Famous for its five-story pagoda, but visiting in the early morning allows you to experience the quiet grounds away from tourists.

A boat tour through Fushimi's sake brewery district, a charming boat ride enjoyed by locals throughout the seasons.

A World Heritage site in Uji, the Phoenix Hall on the 10-yen coin is a masterpiece of Japanese architecture that locals are proud of.

A shrine for matchmaking along the Kifune River, summer riverbed dining and autumn foliage make it a classic local date spot.

A traditional townscape with thatched-roof houses remaining in Sagano, authentic Kyoto not yet commercialized.

A vast garden that can be freely strolled, a place of relaxation for locals, especially beautiful during plum and cherry blossom seasons.

A quiet mountain temple with few tourists, a hidden gem for locals to enjoy the seasonal garden beauty exclusively.

A serene temple along the Philosopher's Path, a hidden temple known only to locals, off the beaten tourist path.