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• １Subway Karasuma Line Gojo Sta.

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

• ２Nishi-honganji Temple

  

  When the sect founder Shinran Shonin died, he was buried in a graveyard established at Otani on Higashiyama, but then enshrined in a newly erected mausoleum called Otani-byodo, located north of Yoshimizu, Higashiyama.

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  	Toilet in tearoom and info center of Nishi-Honganji Temple ▶See details
  	Toilet in Ryuko-den hall at Nishi-hongan-ji Temple ▶See details

• Ryukoku Museum

  

  Standing right next to Nishi-Hongan-ji Temple, this museum was opened by Ryukoku University (founded some 370 years ago) with the aim of deepening understanding of and enabling research of Buddhist culture.

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• ３Higashi-Honganji Temple

  

  This is the main temple of the Otani sect of Shinshu, and is fondly known in Kyoto as "Ohigashi-san". In 1602, I eyasu Tokugawa split up the Hongan-ji temple, giving land to the holy priest Kyonyo for him to build the Higashi Hongan-ji Temple.

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  	South toilet at Amadadomon gate in grounds of Higashi-Honganji Temple ▶See details
  	North toilet at Goeidomon gate in Higashi-Honganji Temple ▶See details

• ４Shoseien Garden

  

  Shoseien Garden

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  Toilet in carpark of Shoseien Garden ▶See details

• ５Moto-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 400meters 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

• ７Subway Tozai Line Nijojo-mae Sta.

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  Toilet outside of tkt barrier in Subway Nijojomae Sta. ▶See details

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