Scenic spot introduction:
Machiya Townhouses in Kyoto, Japan are traditional Japanese conjoined buildings, where Japanese merchants and craftsmen work and live. Machiya Townhouses are wooden lattice structures and are topped with traditional mud bricks. Taking urban residence as a typical style, it has rich national cultural connotations and is the product of Japan's unique historical culture and natural climate conditions. Its design clearly reflects Japan's traditional naturalistic architectural concept.Attractions distribution:
Machiyas in Kyoto, Japan are equivalent to street houses or shophouses in Chinese cities. Taking "Kyoto Machiya" as an example, there are some common factors that influence the design of traditional human settlements.Scenic spot features:
Ethnic cultural tourism, housing, architectureBest time to visit:
All seasons
Scenic spot location:
Asia>Japan
How to get there:
Airplane: Pudong Airport has flights to Kyoto every day, and it takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes to arrive at Kansai International Airport. There is an airport shuttle bus at the airport that runs between Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit and Kansai Airport.
Train: Kyoto Line - bound for Nagaokakyo and Osaka. It is the main transportation line between Kyoto and Osaka.
Subway: Kyoto Station, which the Karasuma Line passes through, is the main transportation hub in Kyoto. You can transfer to JR and private railway lines to all parts of Japan.
Taxi: For a small 4-person taxi, the fare is 9,960 yen to 18,000 yen for 3 hours, 19,920 yen to 26,000 yen for 6 hours, and an additional charge of 1 will be charged for every 30 minutes of extension. , 800 yen. It does not include attraction tickets, parking fees, and no consumption tax. There are also medium-sized taxis for 5 people and large taxis for 7-9 people.
The Karasuma Exit of Kyoto Station is the centralized pick-up and drop-off point for taxis in Kyoto.
Scenic area map:
3D real scene of scenic spot
Kyoto Machiya ticket prices:
free
