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The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to Kyoto:
Kyoto – capital city of Kyoto Prefecture, located in the Kansai region of Japan. It is most well known in Japanese history for being the former Imperial capital of Japan for more than one thousand years, as well as a major part of the Kyoto-Osaka-Kobe metropolitan area.
Contents
- 1 General reference
- 2 Geography of Kyoto
- 2.1 Location of Kyoto
- 2.2 Environment of Kyoto
- 2.3 Areas of Kyoto
- 2.4 Locations in Kyoto
- 2.4.1 Bridges in Kyoto
- 2.4.2 Cultural and exhibition centers in Kyoto
- 2.4.3 Monuments and memorials in Kyoto
- 2.4.4 Museums and art galleries in Kyoto
- 2.4.5 Palaces and villas in Kyoto
- 2.4.6 Parks and gardens in Kyoto
- 2.4.7 Religious buildings in Kyoto
- 2.4.8 Secular buildings in Kyoto
- 2.4.9 Streets in Kyoto
- 2.4.10 Theatres in Kyoto
- 2.4.11 Towers in Kyoto
- 2.5 Demographics of Kyoto
- 3 Government and politics of Kyoto
- 4 History of Kyoto
- 5 Culture of Kyoto
- 6 Economy and infrastructure of Kyoto
- 7 Education in Kyoto
- 8 See also
- 9 References
- 10 External links
General reference[edit]
- Pronunciation: English: /ˈkjoʊ-/;[1] Japanese: Kyoto, pronounced [kʲoːꜜto] (
listen); - Common English name(s): Kyoto
- Official English name(s): Kyoto
- Adjectival(s):
- Demonym(s):
Geography of Kyoto[edit]
- Kyoto is:
- a city
- capital of the Kyoto Prefecture
- a city
- Population of Kyoto: 1,472,027
- Area of Kyoto: 827.83 km2 (319.63 sq mi)
- Atlas of Kyoto
| Kyoto 京都市 | |
|---|---|
Location within Japan | |
| Coordinates: 35°0′42″N 135°46′6″E / 35.01167°N 135.76833°E |
Location of Kyoto[edit]
- Kyoto is situated within the following regions:
- Time zone(s):
Environment of Kyoto[edit]
Natural geographic features of Kyoto[edit]
Katsura River near Nishikyō-ku district
- Canals in Kyoto
- Mountains in Kyoto
- Rivers in Kyoto
Areas of Kyoto[edit]
Street in the Higashiyama-ku district
Districts of Kyoto[edit]
Neighborhoods in Kyoto[edit]
Locations in Kyoto[edit]
Ninna-ji's Golden Hall, registered as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Historic monuments of Ancient Kyoto
Bridges in Kyoto[edit]
Cultural and exhibition centers in Kyoto[edit]
Monuments and memorials in Kyoto[edit]
Museums and art galleries in Kyoto[edit]
The Daijōkaku at Ōkōchi Sansō
- Hosomi Museum
- Kitamura Museum
- Koryo Museum of Art
- Kyoto Art Center
- Kyoto City Archaeological Museum
- Kyoto City Library of Historical Documents
- Kyoto International Manga Museum
- Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art
- Kyoto Museum for World Peace
- Kyoto National Museum
- Kyoto Railway Museum
- Museum of Furuta Oribe
- National Museum of Modern Art
- Nomura Art Museum
- Ōkōchi Sansō
- Ōtani University Museum
- Ryozen Museum of History
- Sen-oku Hakuko Kan
- Shigureden
- Toei Kyoto Studio Park
Palaces and villas in Kyoto[edit]
Parks and gardens in Kyoto[edit]
- Bamboo Forest
- Iwatayama Monkey Park
- Kyoto Botanical Garden
- Maruyama Park
- Murin-an
- Sentō Imperial Palace
- Shugakuin Imperial Villa
- Toei Kyoto Studio Park
Religious buildings in Kyoto[edit]
The main hall of Chishaku-in
Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines in Kyoto
Sakura at the Daiun-in temple
- Anrakuju-in
- Chishaku-in
- Daigo-ji
- Daikaku-ji
- Daisen-in
- Fushimi Inari-taisha
- Ginkaku-ji
- Heian Shrine
- Kamigamo Shrine
- Kamo Shrine
- Kinkaku-ji
- Kitano Tenmangū
- Kiyomizu-dera
- Kōzan-ji
- Matsunoo-taisha
- Nishi Hongan-ji
- Ryōan-ji
- Saihō-ji
- Sanbō-in
- Tenryū-ji
- Tō-ji
Secular buildings in Kyoto[edit]
Streets in Kyoto[edit]
- Karasuma Street
- Kawaramachi Street
- Kiyamachi Street
- Philosopher's Walk
- Shijō Street
- Teramachi Street
Theatres in Kyoto[edit]
Towers in Kyoto[edit]
Demographics of Kyoto[edit]
Government and politics of Kyoto[edit]
Government and politics of Kyoto
- International relations of Kyoto
History of Kyoto[edit]
Emperor Kanmu, who relocated the capital to Heian-kyō in 794, moving the Imperial Court there from nearby Nagaoka-kyō
History of Kyoto, by period or event[edit]
- Early history
- Kyoto during the Middle Ages – Kyoto becomes the official capital of Japan (794)
- Imperial Court in Kyoto (794–1868)
- Modern Kyoto
History of Kyoto, by subject[edit]
Culture of Kyoto[edit]
Arts in Kyoto[edit]
Music of Kyoto[edit]
- Composers and musicians of Kyoto
- Music venues in Kyoto
Visual arts of Kyoto[edit]
Kyoto ware, Pair of Tea Jars with Poetic Inscriptions, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Cuisine of Kyoto
Events in Kyoto
Festivals in Kyoto
Kankoboko float at the 2007 Gion Matsuri festival
Languages of Kyoto
Media in Kyoto
- Newspapers in Kyoto
- Radio and television in Kyoto
Philosophy of Kyoto[edit]
Religion in Kyoto[edit]
Torii at the Fushimi Inari-taisha
- Buddhism in Kyoto
- Christianity in Kyoto
- St. Agnes Cathedral
- Catholicism in Kyoto
- Shinto in Kyoto
Sports in Kyoto[edit]
Paddocks at Kyoto Racecourse
- Baseball in Kyoto
- Football in Kyoto
- Association football in Kyoto
- Sports competitions in Kyoto
- Sports venues in Kyoto
Economy and infrastructure of Kyoto[edit]
The Nishiki Market
- Financial services in Kyoto
- Hotels in Kyoto
- Restaurants and cafés in Kyoto
- Shopping malls and markets in Kyoto
- Tourism in Kyoto
Transportation in Kyoto[edit]
- Public transport operators in Kyoto
- Air transport in Kyoto
- Road transport in Kyoto
Rail transport in Kyoto[edit]
- Railway stations in Kyoyo
Education in Kyoto[edit]
Kyoto University Clock Tower Centennial Hall
- Universities in Kyoto
- Research institutes in Kyoto
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ "Kyoto or Kioto". Collins Dictionary. n.d. Retrieved 24 September 2014.