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After the Three Views were composed in the 17th century, many authors have come up with their own lists of Japanese sites and attractions.
After the Three Views were composed in the 17th century, many authors have come up with their own lists of Japanese sites and attractions.
Best stops and activities around Arashiyama
Cultural · Varies · Tenryu-ji is a major Rinzai Zen temple in Arashiyama district.This famously beautiful temple is mostly barrier-free and easily accessible to wheelchair users. We recommend Tenryuji temple for a sunny day.
Outdoor · Varies · Located in the Ukyo Ward on the western outskirts of Kyoto, the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove is a natural forest of Moso bamboo at the base of the "Storm Mountains." The site centers around a 400-meter-long pedestrian path that cuts through a dense ...
Cultural · 1-2 hours · Explore the stunning Kyoto district of Arashiyama, including the breathtaking Bamboo Grove, on this guided private walk. (Four hours duration. Price: ¥40,000) More Details About The Tour Near To Here: Okochi-Sanso Villa is located in Kyoto’s Arashiyama district.
Cultural · Varies · Sagano Romantic Train offers a blissful 25-minute journey from Kyoto Sagano to Arashiyama, Hozu Ravine and Kameoka to enjoy all four seasons. The friendly staff put great emphasis on hospitality and will support you throughout your journey.
Days, stops and a route, planned around what you like.
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Added Sep 13, 2026. Data from OpenTripMap, WikiVoyage, GeoNames and community contributions.
After the Three Views were composed in the 17th century, many authors have come up with their own lists of Japanese sites and attractions.
Kyoto Prefecture, nestled in Japan’s Kansai region, offers a striking blend of coastal charm in the north and lush, densely populated basins in the south, each shaped by distinct micro‑climates. The Tanba Mountains run through the heart of the area, carving dramatic scenery and providing cool retreats that contrast with the warmer lowlands. Visitors can wander through historic towns framed by verdant hills, savor seasonal foods that reflect the varied terrain, and experience a harmonious mix of urban energy and tranquil nature.