Higashiyama-ku, Ward in Kyoto, Japan
Higashiyama Ward is known for its preserved historic streets and traditional architecture.
The area played a significant role during the Heian period as a location for aristocratic villas.
Many festivals, including the famous Gion Festival, are held in Higashiyama District.
Higashiyama Ward offers numerous temples and gardens that are open to visitors year-round.
Home of Kiyomizu-dera Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Location: Kyoto
Inception: April 1, 1929
Population: 36105
Website: city.kyoto.lg.jp/higasiyama
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