Kyoto Botanical Garden is a historical botanical garden that opened in 1924

as Japan's first public comprehensive botanical garden.

In addition to a rose garden and one of the largest viewing greenhouses

in western Japan with more than 4,500 varieties of plants,

the garden also has a beautiful autumnal foliage,

including the Iroha-momiji (Japanese maple tree),

and a large grassy area perfect for a picnic, making it a great place

for both children and adults to enjoy themselves!

There is a wide variety of cosmos, with 4,000 to 5,000 plants of about 30 varieties

of yellow, double, and tubular flowers, and a colorful array of pink, red, white, yellow,

and orange flowers from mid-October to mid-November.

 



 

From now on, the park will be decorated with colorful autumn flowers such as cosmos,

chrysanthemum, salvia, calyx, and roses.

The Chrysanthemum Exhibition, held from October 20 to November 15

at the special exhibition hall of Oshiba, is also a must-see.

About 300 pots of various kinds of chrysanthemums,

including large, small and classical chrysanthemums, are in full bloom.

 

If you walk north from the botanical garden, overlooking the Kamo River,

you will find Kamigamo Shrine, the oldest shrine in Kyoto!

This is a power spot where you can get rid of bad luck and tie the knot.

 

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8NEST's share house, 8NEST Kita Shirakawa is also located in Sakyo-ku.

Located near Kyoto University and Kyoto University of Art and Design,

it has 2 private rooms for 10 people, 2 shower rooms, 2 toilets, a spacious living room,

2 kitchens, and a roof top with a wooden deck!

(5 minutes walk to Mototanaka Station / 6 minutes walk to Kyoto University /

6 minutes walk to Kyoto Zokei University)

 

　

 

With immigration restrictions continuing,

the opportunities for international exchange are decreasing,

but at Eight Nest's share house, you can interact with your housemates

from overseas while living with them ^^.

Please contact us for more information.

 

 

For international exchange share house in Kyoto, come to 8NEST!
Would you like to share your life with your housemates from all over the world? It is also recommended for students who want to keep the initial cost low because it is furnished with appliances. Whether you want to study Japanese, live in a location with easy access to the city, or live in a quiet Kyoto location, this share house is the place for you. Be sure to check it out!