Gion Walking Tour Map
Explore Gion Geisha District
Gion Shirakawa
A picturesque area of traditional machiya houses, willow trees, and a peaceful canal. One of Gion’s most beautiful streets.
Tastumi Shrine
A small shrine in the heart of Gion Shirakawa, traditionally respected by geiko and maiko from the local district.
Hanamikoji Street
One of Gion’s most famous streets, lined with traditional wooden buildings, teahouses, and restaurants.
Gion Corner
A cultural venue where visitors can experience several traditional Japanese performing arts, including dance, music, and tea ceremony.
Kenninji Temple
Kyoto’s oldest Zen temple, known for its peaceful grounds, beautiful gardens, and impressive traditional artwork.
Yasui Konpiragu Shrine
A unique shrine famous for helping people break bad ties and form better relationships.
Ninen Zaka
A beautifully preserved historic street filled with traditional buildings, small shops, cafés, and Kyoto atmosphere.
Ryozen Kannon
A peaceful memorial site featuring a large statue of Kannon, the Buddhist goddess of mercy.
Hokanji Temple
One of the most iconic sights in Kyoto, with its five-storey pagoda rising above the traditional streets of Higashiyama.
Nene no Michi
A quiet stone-paved street named after Nene, the wife of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, surrounded by temples and traditional scenery.
Maruyama Park
Kyoto’s oldest public park and a popular place to relax, especially famous for its cherry blossoms in spring.
Chion in Temple
The head temple of the Jodo school of Buddhism, known for its impressive entrance gate and peaceful temple grounds.