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• １Subway Karasuma Line Kitaoji Sta.

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  Toilet inside (beyond tkt barrier) Subway Kitaoji Sta. ▶See details

• ２Daitoku-ji Temple

• ３Imamiya-jinja Shrine

  

  This shrine was established to a ssuage plagues that were prevalent back in the Heian period. Chinka-sai (Buddha's birthday festival) to assuage plagues are held with a red-headed ogre and a black-headed one dancing to flute-and-drum music.

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• Police box near Kinkaku-ji Temple ▶See details

• ４Kinkaku-ji Temple

  This temple's formal name is Rokuon-ji, and it was built as a mountain retreat temple for Yoshimitsu Ashikaga, the third shogun to control the Muromachi Shogunate (1336-1573).

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  Public toilet in grounds of Kinkaku-ji Temple ▶See details

• Kamishichiken

  

  Located close to the east gate of Kitano-Tenmangu Shrine, Kamishichiken is one of the five geisha quarters in Kyoto. after sunset, here and there, fleeting figures of geisha and maiko can be seen heading to the teahouses to entertain guests.

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• ５Kitano-tenmangu Temple

  

  As Michizane's birthday and death fell on the 25th, this day each month is celebrated as a festival day with an open - air market in the shrine grounds, to which many visitors flock each month.

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  Toilet next to treasure hall in Kitanotenmangu Temple ▶See details

• Kamigyo Police Station toilet ▶See details

• ６Subway Karasuma Line Imadegawa Sta.

   

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  Toilet outside tkt barrier in Subway Imadegawa Sta. ▶See details

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