二条城
Nijo Castle
Step back in time at Nijo Castle, a stunning UNESCO World Heritage site that showcases the grandeur and history of Japan’s feudal era.
Attractions
Historic, Cultural, Kyoto, Castle
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Constructed in 1603, Nijo Castle served as the residence of the first Tokugawa shogun, Ieyasu. This UNESCO World Heritage site is renowned for its impressive architecture, beautiful gardens, and intricate interior decorations. Highlights include the Ninomaru Palace with its "nightingale floors" and the enchanting Ninomaru Garden. As you explore the grounds, you'll experience the rich cultural heritage and architectural brilliance of the feudal era, making Nijo Castle a must-visit for history enthusiasts and travelers alike.
Facilities & Services
- Guided Tours
- Gift Shop
- Restrooms
- Cafeteria
Yakiniku Hiro - Kyoto Tower Sando
Casual wagyu skewer shop under Kyoto Tower, serving chef-selected beef cuts in a stylish food-court setting.
Manshige Shoan - Kyoto Porta
A casual outpost of the esteemed Manshige, serving refined Kyoto cuisine and seasonal bento in Porta’s underground mall.
Sake to Sakana to Otokomae Shokudo
A lively seafood izakaya steps from Kyoto Station, serving bold sashimi platters and regional sake until midnight.
Ichizen
In a refurbished machiya near Kyoto Station, Ichizen offers kappo-style dining paired with regional sake.
Seppourai
A polished Kyoto-station izakaya tucked beside Kyoto Theater, serving seasonal Kyoto-vegetable obanzai and creative dishes in multiple private and semi-private rooms.