Things to Do in Sakyo-ku

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Ginkaku-ji Ginkaku-ji means "Temple of the Silver Pavilion," but the temple...	Religious Sites	Sakyo-ku

Heian Jingu One of the city's newest historical sites, Heian Jingu was built...	Religious Sites	Sakyo-ku

Jakko-in In April 1185, after a two-year battle, the Taira clan met its...	Religious Sites	Sakyo-ku

Jikko-in At this small, little-frequented temple you can sit, relax, and...	Religious Sites	Sakyo-ku

Kamigamo Jinja Kamigamo, built along with its sister shrine Shimogamo Jinja...	Religious Sites	Sakyo-ku

Konchi-in Famous tea master and landscape designer Kobori Enshu completed...	Religious Sites	Sakyo-ku

Kyoto Handicraft Center Seven floors of everything Japanese -- dolls, woodblock prints...	Stores / Malls	Sakyo-ku

Kyoto Museum of Traditional Crafts This museum displays a wide array of traditional Kyoto crafts...	Museums / Galleries	Sakyo-ku

Murin-an Garden In a departure from traditional Japanese stroll gardens, Murin-an...	Gardens / Arboretums	Sakyo-ku

Nanzen-ji Like Ginkaku-ji, this former retirement villa was turned into...	Religious Sites	Sakyo-ku

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