滋賀県立陶芸の森の英語

the cherry blossoms that grow on {Kurama Mountain} in Kyoto, Japan

Yasaka shrine, located in Kyoto, Japan

a mountain in Kyoto, called Tenno Mountain

Japanese pottery originating from Chojiro in Kyoto, called 'raku'

a festival at Fushimi Inari shrine in Kyoto

a festival in Yasaka shrine, Kyoto, Japan called {'Gion-e'}

a folding screen called "Hikone Byobu" which has come down the Ii family, a feudal lord is family of "Hikone"

brocade woven in Nishijin in Kyoto, called 'shokkin'

the {Kamo Shrine Festival} in Kyoto

an object that is supposed to bring luck named 'ofuku-mukade', a lucke centipede, sold at the festival day of Kuramaji-T

a new sword that was made by a sword smith who resides in Kyoto

an event of the Shimabara quarter in Kyoto in Japan, named the 'Shimabara' parade

a festival at the 'Kitano' shrine in 'Kyoto,' called 'akaragashira'

Kofuku temple located within the Nara and Enryaku temples at Mt. Hiei

Kofukuji temple in Nara, Japan

a thin crepe produced in northern Kyoto, called {'tangochirimen'}

brocade of facet patterns made at {Nishijin} in Kyoto

"Mogari no Mori" is set in a mountainous area in Nara Prefecture.