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• １Hakubutsukan Sanjusangendomae stop

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

• ２Sanjusangendo Temple

  

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

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

• ３Tofuku-ji Temple

  

  At the b eginning of the Kamakura period (1185-1333), the statesman Kujo Michie decidedt of ound the largest temple in the capital, naming it Tofuku-ji by splicing together the parts of the names of the famed Todai-ji and Kofuku-ji.

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  	Toilet next to Nikkamon gate in Tofuku-ji Temple ▶See details
  	Toilet in grounds of Tofuku-ji Temple ▶See details

• ４To-ji Temple

  

  This temple is formally known as Kyooukoku-ji Temple, and was built to protect the nation when Emperor Kammu was establishing the capital in ancient Kyoto. In 823, it was handed into the care of the monk Kukai (later to be called Kobo Daishi).

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  	Toilet next to Kitadaimon gate of To-ji Temple ▶See details
  	Toilet next to office of To-ji Temple ▶See details
  	Toilet next to Daishido hall of To-ji Temple ▶See details
  	Toilet next to Dainichido hall of To-ji Temple ▶See details

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