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2026 Special exhibitions in Summer　“The Eight Views of Yawata and the World of the Iwashimizu Shrine Deities”

The Eight Views of Yawata were initiated during the Genroku period by Kashimura Naoｅｄａ, a priest of Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine, and were born as a full-fledged literary activity when high-ranking courtiers composed waka and Chinese poetry under the imperial command of Emperor Reigen, while the Satomura family, official renga masters of the shogunate, composed renga hokku.
We explore the world of Iwashimizu priests who carried out various activities.


【Cultural property lecture】

・The diverse world of the priests who supported Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine
Specially Appointed Lecturer, Yuriyo Takenaka , Kyoto Prefectural University,
Aug 29th（Sat）13:30～

・Exhibition Guide
Aug ２th（Sun） 14:00～

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Journey Through Kyoto’s Culinary Landscape

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Charmed by Hydrangeas at Gansenji Temple and Hands-On Experiences in “Teatopia”

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Kyoto Cycling Safety Rules and Violations

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Magic in Uji: A Journey of Flowers and Flavors

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Kyoto Prefecture Cherry Blossom Guide 2026: Latest Updates & 3 Hidden Gems (Updated Regularly)

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Where the Earth Meets the Sun: Experience Kyotanabe’s Yellow Spring

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A Fantastic Road Trip: Ujitawara to Wazuka via Jubuzan Tunnel

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Let’s Go Strawberry Picking in Kyoto Tea Country!

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Experience Another Kyoto Like Never Before At Osaka’s 2025 World Expo

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Looking for a Festive Place to Enjoy the Holiday Season? Come See the Winter Lights in Joyo!

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《Private Bike Tour》E-bike tours in rural Kyoto

We have long been known for offering some of the city’s most popular and engaging cycling tours, giving visitors the chance to explore the backstreets, temples, and hidden corners that most travelers would miss. Building on that success, we felt it was time to share another side of Japan that’s just as captivating, but far less explored: the countryside. That’s why we opened our new rural branch in Kasagi.

Tucked away on the border of Kyoto and Nara, Kasagi is a place where winding rivers, rolling hills, and small farming villages create the perfect setting for a slower, more intimate cycling experience. For us, it wasn’t only about expansion—it was about passion. We’ve always loved the peace and charm of rural Japan, where every bend in the road brings a new discovery, whether it’s a tiny shrine, an orchard, or a farmer waving from his field.

Our Kasagi branch is designed to capture that feeling and share it with guests. Just as our Kyoto tours highlight the heart of the city, Kasagi lets riders experience the soul of the countryside. It’s a natural next step for us: combining our expertise with our love of rural Japan.