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Kyoto: Seven Paths to The Heart of The City,Used
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What better way to see Kyoto than at dawn, when the back streets and alleys of this 1,200yearold city are still under the spell of the past? Old folks fuss about with their bonsai and laundry poles, pausing to chat on their way to the neighborhood shrine with flowers and morning prayers.Knockkneed white egrets stalk the stream beds for breakfast, and the giant bronze temple bells awaken the former capital of Japan every morning as they have done for centuries.Through wars, fires, famines, tyrants, and now rapid modernization, the old neighborhoods of Kyoto are the places where the customs and traditions of this fascinating city, with its confusing blend of old and new, have managed to survive.American writer and former Kyoto resident Diane Durston introduces seven mustsee precincts of this ancient capital city, including four Historic Preservation Districts. Among them are the worldfamous geisha quarter, the kimono textile neighborhoods, the sakebrewing area of Fushimi, and theteagrowing region of Uji. Durston weaves together local lore and historical sites to create a panoply of provocative walking tours that take the reader back in time to the elegance of earlier days.Accompanying each section is a fullcolor map and the fine photography of Katsuhiko Mizuno, a Kyoto native and one of the city's most famous photographers. Sections highlighting Kyoto crafts, cuisine, festivals, and tourist essentials round out this attractive volume, making it the perfectintroduction and guide to one of the world's most evocative cities.FEATURES* Photographs by one of Kyoto's most renowned photographers* Locations of the most important Historic Preservations Districts* Detailed maps and suggested routes* Scenic and littleknown walking paths* Completely revised and updated information
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