Oyamazaki

Oyamazaki is a town in the Otokuni district of Kyoto Prefecture, located in an area where rural landscapes and modern residential development coexist. The community has local services and shops that serve everyday needs.

The town was officially established in 1889 during Japan's Meiji period, when the nation was modernizing its administrative structure. This founding was part of a nationwide reorganization of municipal systems.

The town maintains ties to rural practices and local customs through regular community events and seasonal gatherings. These occasions bring residents together and show how the place preserves connections to the broader Kyoto region's identity.

The area is well connected by train to larger cities, and local bus routes serve the town for visitors. Basic amenities and shops are available to provide travelers with everyday supplies.

The town sits at a transition point between mountains and urban plains, giving it a distinctive geographical position. This location has shaped how the place developed over the decades.

Location: Kyoto Prefecture

Location: Otokuni district

Inception: April 1, 1889

Shares border with: Kyoto, Nagaokakyo, Yawata, Shimamoto

Website: https://town.oyamazaki.kyoto.jp

GPS coordinates: 34.90278,135.68847

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:02