The Kyoto Residence of the Tokugawa Shogun built in 1603 Nijo Castle is noted for the contrast of its solemn appearance and gorgeous interiors Nijo Castle Golden Pavilion The most authentic an ID: 843802
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Outline of Tour:Nijo Castle The Kyoto Residence of the Tokugawa Shogun built in 1603, Nijo Castle is noted for the contrast of its solemn appearance and gorgeous interiors. Nijo Castle Golden Pavilion The most authentic and exquisite Japanese style garden in the world, plus the celebrated Golden Pavilion. Under renovation in Jan.- Golden Pavilion Kyoto Imperial Palace The ancient Imperial Palace clearly shows the Japanese taste for purity, simplicity and calmness. On Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays and some other days when Kyoto Imperial Palace is closed, the tour will visit HIGASHI HONGANJI TEMPLE, instead. (Higashi Honganji Temple is a very popular and highly active Buddhist Temple having two giant wooden structures.) Imperial Palace Kyoto Handicraft Center Enjoy a buffet lunch (free soft drinks included except alcoholic drink) and shopping at Kyoto Handicraft Center. HANDICRAFT CENTER Heian Shrine Graceful old court life is reflected in the brightly colored shrine with its vermillion pillars and green roof, and in its enchanting inner gardens and ponds. eian Shrine SanjuSangendo Hall A renowned long wooden hall housing all of 1,001 statues of Kannon that date back to the 13th century. Sanjusangendo Hall Kiyomizu Temple A quaint old lane lined with pottery shops leads to the temple. Enjoy a sweeping view of the entire city from its lofty terrace. Kiyomizu Temple