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» Ebisu Kyoto - A Kyoto gaijin house with a minimum of one month's stay.
» Heian Art - Sells Japanese antiques and fine arts and are specialists for Japanese folding screens (Byobu), metalworks, cloisonne, gold-lacquered works, and Buddhist arts.
» Heian Jingu Shrine - One of Japan's most historical shrines, with overview, access map,history and festivals, and its gardens.
» Hosen-ji Zen Center - A Rinzai Zen Buddhist temple and monastery in Kameoka City, near Kyoto. With information on zazen and schedule. Japanese speaking foreigners may stay for free.
» Japan Evangelical Lutheran Church of Kyoto - Located in Kyoto City.
» Kyoto Internet Research Group - Focuses on helping area businesses by supplying all kinds of information on the internet, such as businesses, administration, and people's lives in Kyoto.
» Kyoto Journal - A non-profit volunteer-based quarterly magazine with essays, poetry, fiction, and photos.
» Kyoto Pavilion - Includes resources to Kyoto business, tourism, news, and arts.
» Kyoto Toastmasters Club - Meets to improve your communication skills and public speaking abilities. With photos, schedules,and events.
» Maica - Service that dresses anyone to look like a Maiko for photo opportunities and memories of Japan. Located in Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto.
» Nanzen-ji Zen Temple - Located in Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. With overview, history, and pictures of its gates and main halls.
» Photo album: Japan: Kyoto and Nara, August 1997 - Extensive photo collection on Kyoto and Nara.
» The Kyoto Shimbun News - Contains photos of Kyoto, festivals, information on flower viewing, language and traditional culture.
» TownNet Kyoto - TownNet directories of Kyoto. General information, travel, regions, events, shopping, and business.
» Tsuen Tea - Introducing the history of Tsuen Tea, Tsuen family and Tsuen's Japanese tea products going back over 840 years. Based in Uji City.
» Women's Association of Kyoto - Offers a variety of Japanese language and traditional cultural lessons and programs: tea ceremony, flower arrangement, cooking, kimono, origami, calligraphy, music and dance.