The Kyoto International Manga Museum is both a museum and a library of manga. The museum has a collection of about 300,000 manga materials, ranging from caricatures and ukiyoe of the Edo period to current popular works and foreign ones, most of which can be read as much as one likes. The "Wall of Manga," a collection of approximately 50,000 manga books published since the 1970s, fills the entire wall of the museum. The museum also focuses on events and special exhibitions, allowing visitors to experience the appeal of manga from a variety of angles.

Hours/10:00-17:00 (last admission/16:30)
休館日／水曜（祝日の場合は翌日）、年末年始、他メンテナンス期間有
入館料／大人1200円、中高生400円、小学生200円

森や芝生が広がる、自然豊かな［梅小路公園］内にある［京都水族館］。オオサンショウウオを展示する「京の川」エリアや、京都の海を再現した「京の海」大水槽など、約250種1万5000点のいきものを10エリアで展示している。約30種5000匹のクラゲがいる「クラゲワンダー」には、生態に合わせたさまざまな水槽でクラゲを観察することができる。特に360度パノラマ水槽「GURURI」はミズクラゲが漂う海の世界を体感できると話題に。

Opening hours/10:00-18:00 *Varies according to season. Reception closes 1 hour before closing.
Closed/Open all year round *Special holidays may apply.
入館料／大人（大学生を含む）2400円、高校生1800円、小中学生1200円、幼児（3歳以上）800円

The customers go through the curtain of each restaurant, saying, "I'll meet you in an hour," and sweat it out. Such a scene from the Showa period can be found here. The nostalgic tile walls and wooden lockers are exactly as they were when the building was constructed more than 90 years ago. In the spacious changing room, an old-fashioned anma (Japanese sweet bean paste) machine stands, and you can experience a time-slip back to the Showa era. ［Hinodeyu was used as a filming location for the movie "Mother Water. One of the best ways to forget about the dreary outside rain is to sink into the warm bathtub.

Hours of operation / 16:00-23:00
Closed/Thursday
入浴料／中学生以上550円、小学生200円、乳幼児100円

公演回数4800回・観客動員数34万人を突破し、ロングラン公演14年目に突入した日本初、京都発のノンバーバル（＝言葉に頼らない）舞台『ギア』。大人から子供まで幅広く楽しめる舞台として、京都・三条で長く愛されている新感覚のエンターテインメント。誕生月の来館や、50歳以上（※平日限定）は、チケット料金が割引になるなどの嬉しいサービスが満載。お出掛けが億劫になりがちな梅雨シーズン、雨に濡れずに楽しめる上質な体験をぜひ劇場で。

Price: General S seats 7200 yen, Elementary to high school students S seats 5200 yen, Preschool children (4-6 years old) 1200 yen

Enko-ji Temple was originally built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1601 as Enko-ji School for teaching and learning. It has a history as Japan's only dojo specializing in nuns, and every Sunday early morning, visitors can experience zazen meditation in the zendo, which still exists as it was in those days. The picturesque Jugyu-no-niwa garden that can be viewed from the main hall is breathtakingly beautiful. On rainy days, raindrops drip on the moss and green maples, creating a beautiful Jugyu-no-niwa that can only be seen in the rain. After praying in the main hall, take a stroll in the garden under an umbrella and you may see a cute Jizo (guardian deity of children). Enjoy a luxurious time in the midst of history and nature.

Visiting hours/9:00-17:00
拝観料／大人800円、小人500円
座禅体験／2,000円（朝食庭園拝観、作務、法話付き）
※座禅体験は前日17：00までに要予約