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Kyoto City Archaeological Museum: Free Entry and the Excavated Kyoto of Toyotomi Hideyoshi

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Jurakudai, Kyoto: A 4.2 km Walking Route Through the Markers, Excavated Gold Tiles and Castle Stamps

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Furuta Oribe Museum: A Kyoto Visit and Hideyoshi Exhibition

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Mount Tennōzan & the Yamazaki Battlefield: Castle Ruins, Monument, and Kofun Guide

Field-checked in April 2026: see how Mount Tennōzan, Yamazaki Castle Ruins, the monument and flat battlefield differ, with three routes and access from Kyoto or Osaka.
Oda Nobunaga

Honno-ji Temple, Former Honnoji Site & Nanbanji: Nobunaga Kyoto Guide

The current Honno-ji Temple was rebuilt in 1592, a decade after Nobunaga's death. This guide covers all 3 Kyoto sites, with hours, fees, and access.
Kansai

Toyokuni Byo — The Mausoleum of Toyotomi Hideyoshi

Toyokuni Byo is Hideyoshi's mausoleum on Mt. Amidagamine, Kyoto: the stone stairway, 200 yen admission, access, and how it differs from Toyokuni Shrine.
Kansai

Kyotango ~Where Hosokawa Gracia Lived in Hiding and Confinement~

A first-hand guide to the Kyotango, Miyazu, and Maizuru sites linked to Hosokawa Gracia (Akechi Tama) — access, photos, and visit times for all 10 stops.
Kansai

Nijo Castle Complete Guide Where the Tokugawa Shogunate Began — and Ended

Nijo Castle costs ¥1,300 with Ninomaru Palace and opens 8:45–17:00, one minute from Nijojo-mae Station. All 9 areas walked, photographed and timed.
Kansai

Nijo Castle: Outer Castle Area Northeast Corner Turret Site, North Site, Southwest Corner Turret & West Otemon Gate

The surviving Southwest Corner Turret, the West Otemon Gate, two lost turret sites and the Heian-era Nijo Castle North archaeological site.
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Nijo Castle: Seiryu-en Garden & North Area #3 Seiryu-en Garden, the Weeping Pagoda Tree & North Otemon Gate

Seiryu-en's hybrid Japanese-Western garden, the rare Weeping Pagoda Tree, and the North Otemon Gate that linked the castle to the Kyoto Shoshidai.
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