| Virtual Kyoto Smile | A questionnaire survey is currently underway to find out what kinds of smiling faces people would love to encounter while in Kyoto. People who take part in this survey may win a special prize. (Winners will be chosen by lottery.) Please return completed questionnaires by the deadline: December 31, 1996. |
| Kyoto Cuisine | The capital of Japan for over a thousand years, Kyoto became a city whose inhabitants expected the finest in food. The following photographs and recipes offer a brief introduction to Kyoto-style cuisine, an elegant art born of a happy combination of high-quality ingredients and exacting standards. |
| Look at the life of ancient Kyoto ! | Please enjoy Shinden-Zukuri, architectural style of Rokujoin Mansion which was the scene of The Tale of Genji, the world's earliest novel and the most famous work in Japan's literary history. (from Kikan-Obayashi : Obayashi's quarterly public relations magazine) |
| Kyoto Webcity College | This is a web school for the residents of Kyoto Webcity. We provide a variety of good things for you, including a "Q & A Corner," where we'll answer whatever questions you may have, and a "Hands-on Experience Room," to invite your participation. |
| A unique guide of Kyoto | A unique guide of Kyoto by two Kyotoites and maiko (a dancing girl),
The three talk about place to visit and foods to taste in their dialect. (Sorry, only in Japanese) |
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Internet Map Information System | We'd like you to love Kyoto. This HomePage may provide you with what it takes. The mapprovided enables you to easily find your way to all the sights and attractions and experience first-hand the wide-range of specialized crafts and other traditional industries. A calendarof events tells you what's happening (click to call up a map). This HomePage tells you what Kyoto's all about! |
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Points of interest in Kyoto |
This homepage is consisted of clickable map, and you can be very easy to find the sightseeing information of Kyoto that you want. Also, you can experience the virtual tour in Kyoto by shockwave. This homepage is designedfor Netscape 2.0. |
