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• １Bus stops in front of Kyoto Sta.

• ２Moto-Rikyu Nijo Castle

  

  This castle was built by Ieyasu Tokugawa in 1603. The third shogun Iemitsu moved the remnants of Fushimi Castle here and extended the castle to its present size. It runs approximately 500 meters east-west and 400 meters north-south, and is surrounded by a moat.

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  	Toilet near Nishibashi bridge in Nijo Castle ▶See details
  	Toilet near Seiryu-en Garden in Nijo Castle ▶See details
  	Toilet near Midori-no-sono in Nijo Castle ▶See details

• ３Kinkaku-ji Temple

  This temple's formal name is Rokuon-ji, and it was built as amountain 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

• ４Ginkaku-ji Temple

  This was the country retreat of Yoshimasa Ashikaga the 8th shogun of the Muromachi shogunate and it was later converted into a temple, formally known as Jisho-ji Temple.

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  Toilet in garden of Ginkaku-ji Temple ▶See details

• ５Sanjusangendo Temple

  

  The formal name of this temple is Rengeoin Temple. Shogun Kiyomori built it in the Heian period, and gifted it to Goshirakawahouou (ex-emperor a nd later a monk).

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  	Toilet in grounds of Sanjusangen-do Temple ▶See details
  	Public toilet at Sanjusangendo bus pool ▶See details

• In front of entrance to Kyoto National Museum ▶See details

• Public toilet on northeast corner of Yamatooji-dori and Shichijo-dori ▶See details

• ６Yasaka Hall : Gion Corner

  

  The formal name of this temple is Rengeoin Temple. Shogun Kiyomori built it in the Heian period, and gifted it to Goshirakawahouou (ex-emperor and later a monk).

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  	Carpark toilet at Yasaka Hall, Gion Corner ▶See details
  	Toilet in Yasaka Hall, Gion Corner ▶See details

• ７Kyoto Station

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