Focusing on the collection of the San Diego Museum of Art, along with masterpieces from the National Museum of Western Art, we will offer tips on how to enjoy viewing Western paintings.
All of the world-renowned masterpieces on display from the San Diego Museum of Art, including works by Giorgione and Sánchez Cotán, will be on display in Japan for the first time.
As we trace the history of Western art spanning 600 years, from the Renaissance to the end of the 19th century, we invite you to come and find your own "where to look" at the venue.

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Exhibitions

Aman Kyoto

Near Kinkaku-ji|Ohara/Kibune/Kurama, Kyoto

Luxury Hotels

Park Hyatt Kyoto

Near Kiyomizu-dera Temple|Gion/Kiyomizu Temple, Kyoto

Arashiyama Sagano Romantic Train

Immediate access

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清澈水纹

Before the Qingming holiday this year, I took a day trip to Kansai, Japan, in late March and early April. I chose to take the subway from the city to Madiku Station. I walked for a few minutes to Kagooka Station. I booked a one-way ticket for the small train in Trip.com in advance. I specially set this semi-open carriage. From Guigang Station, pass Baojin Gorge, and finally get off at Lushan Station. This season, the cherry blossoms 🌸 are opening, and you can experience the pleasant scenery along the way. I imagine how dreamy the cherry blossoms are when they are in full bloom.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple

Spring Outings

Historic buildings

Night view

风起鹰鲨

Take the bus and get off, walk over, go uphill, the temple is not small, the outside is free, the inside is charged, the fare is not expensive, you can hit the squat, you need to line up, go to the top of the mountain to overlook the panoramic view of Kyoto City, walk down the road, and there are some scenery. Then go to Erchome and Mitsubishi.

Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto

Near Kyoto Station|Gion/Kiyomizu Temple, Kyoto

HOSHINOYA Kyoto

Near Arashiyama|Arashiyama/Sagano/Takao, Kyoto

The Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto

Near Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station|Kawaramachi/Karasuma/Omiya, Kyoto

Cultural Hotels

Fushimi Inari Taisha

大元脸葡萄

🌟 June Kyoto Fushimi Inari-Daesha Travel Review 🌸-🏛️ Historical and cultural heritage: Fushimi Inari-Daesha is one of the oldest shrines in Japan, serving the Inari-Daesha, symbolizing the prosperity of agriculture and commerce. The history of the shrine dates back to 711 and is the center of Japan&#39;s Inari faith. -🎨 Unique architectural style: The architectural style of the shrine is simple and elegant, and the building gate is donated by Toyoson Sugiyoshi. It is the oldest and largest building in Kyoto. -🌿 Beautiful natural landscape: Qianben Bird House is an iconic attraction of Fushimi Inari Dashe. The scarlet Bird House arranged along the mountain road has more than 10,000 seats, forming a mysterious passage, suitable for taking pictures and punching in. -🎭 Rich cultural experience: You can buy souvenirs such as Yushou, fox masks and other souvenirs to experience the traditional Japanese culture. You can also rent kimonos at Omotesando to experience the traditional Japanese style. -🎫 Tickets are free: no tickets are required, but the business hours of Yushou sales office are 08:30-16:30. -🍖 Rich food around: There are many restaurants and food stalls nearby, you can taste specialties such as Inari Sushi, Fox Udon Noodles, Soybean Powder Ice Cream. -🚗 Convenient transportation: Located in the center of Kyoto, take the JR Nara Line to &quot;Inari Station&quot; or Keihan Main Line to &quot;Fushimi Inari Station&quot;, within walking distance. 🎉 Summary: Fushimi Inari Daisha is an iconic attraction in Kyoto, famous for its spectacular Thousand Birds. June is a pleasant time to travel.

Arashiyama

Mountain climbing

一直在路上的猫

Located in the northwest of Kyoto City, the eastern edge of Danbo Heights, it is known as &quot;Kyoto&#39;s first victory&quot;. Inside: Yuye Bamboo Forest, Duyue Bridge, Lushan Park (composed of Guishan, Nakanoshima, Linchuan Temple, there are red pine, cherry blossom trees, maple trees, etc., as well as squares, resting places, observation deck and other facilities.), Tianlong Temple, Nomiya Shrine and other shrines. There is also Iwatashan Monkey Park. The Ping An era is an aristocratic resort, the Edo era has become a temple and shrine center, and the Meiji Renovation has gradually become a tourist attraction. ◦ You can take the Sapporo sightseeing train: drive along the Baojinchuan River Valley, the whole journey is 7.3 kilometers, about 25 minutes a way, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the four seasons. ◦ Baojinchuan rafting cruise: You can experience it in Guigang, cross the Qingshan Canyon to the Duyue Bridge, the fare is 4,100 yen for adults. I actually felt good after a tour, especially compared with the famous Sichuan Mountain of the motherland. The scenery is more exquisite and there is nothing special.

Gion

Best Things to Do

学校🏫

Gion: Geisha Phantom and Capital Meat Mill, Kyoto&#39;s most dangerous Ukashi painting Worth going? If it is a dark fairy tale for anatomizing Japanese aesthetics, it is worth it! But under the slabs of every flower see the path, there is a tourist IQ tax this is the Disneyland of Geisha culture, and you are a humanoid cash machine. Hardcore truth: blood on the strings of three flavors and gold chemical warfare on the neck of prostitutes: white powder is not the legendary &quot;swan neck&quot;, but the scar of fire cotton rubber burning - traditional geisha needs glue to stretch the straight neck. The flower season girl kneels before sitting in the mirror at 3 am, scraping the skin texture with a brush bone knife, just for the first glimpse of0.5 seconds in your lens at dusk. The atonement coupon system of Yili Tea House: ￥300,000/night private banquet behind the curtain, not drinking wine but class sacrifice. But when the tatami black grid was opened, the contract signed by the Meiji female traveler slept with the credit card bill this morning. The 100-year exploitation never evolved, only changed the payment method. The physical scam of the Yaota Shadow: The net red photographer will not say: the best seat is on the top of the distribution box in Chenxu Daming Shenhou Lane. Even darker is the tower lighting sponsored by Sharp, the LED color temperature is adjusted with the new mobile phone products in the season - faith was colored by capital early. Shichuandi&#39;s Saibo torture device: stone steps installed pressure sensors, when the crowd is overloaded trigger hidden spray device (officially called &quot;humidification system&quot;). Your kimono is wet by water mist &quot;poetry&quot;, which is really a sewer strategy for big data to disperse the flow of people. Anti-harvest survival guide (more important than booking Kaiseki) Morning attack ghost theater: 5:00 squat to guard the Kion Garden A-bu song and dance practice venue **back door, watch makeup remover dance prostitute eye bruise riding a shared bicycle home 6:30 Suddenly into the ** Jianren Temple ** abbot garden, the sand sound of the monks sweeping the fallen leaves is the real &quot;Kyoto sound&quot; Midnight secret path unlocked: - 22:00 to touch the black into the **New Bridge Shirakawa **No-entry area (Google Maps 33.995 &deg;N, 135.768 &deg;E), 100 years of chimney reflection in the water like a giant harp - Every Friday garbage day, Inoue wine is made in the back alley to throw away the wine cellar, and dig out the yeast brewed with Geisha lipid with bare hands fatal peaking technique: - Rainstorm night holding a transparent umbrella to stand at the Yasaka Shrine, watching Zhu Lantern dizzy in the rain curtain blood mist - geisha heraldic day on the 10th of each month, tracking the delivery of kimono trucks to the Xizhen weaving workshop, picking up gold thread debris under the tailor&#39;s knife Magic reality storm When you pick up matcha ice in the tea dumpling road, Outside the window, &quot;geisha&quot; suddenly took off the wig set - that is a disguised part-time job for Ukrainian students with an hourly salary. What&#39;s even more absurd is the flower-seeing trail vending machine: you can get a &quot;geisha breathing air tank&quot; when you put it in ￥5000, and scan the code to show the composition table

Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art

Themed exhibition halls

M51***69

The art gallery has staff guidance, English, and the works are also English. The surrounding area of the Jingci Art Museum is particularly beautiful, just in the cherry blossom season, so beautiful! Be sure to leave some time to stroll around!

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