矢田寺 入口 through time

Kyoto 2013–2024 10 photos of this spot

10 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Kyoto, spanning 2013–2024. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

Downtown Kyoto is pictured here in October 2013, in the commercial heart of the city that served as Japan's capital for over a thousand years.

01 Kyoto - Downtown 2013 Downtown Kyoto is pictured here in October 2013, in the commercial heart of the city that served as Japan's capital for over a thousand years.

鳴門鯛焼本舗 2013 A branch of Naruto Taiyaki Honpo in Kyoto, photographed in 2013. The shop sells taiyaki, a fish-shaped Japanese pastry typically filled with sweet red bean paste, cooked fresh in individual molds.

矢田寺 境内 2017 The grounds of Yatadera, a small Buddhist temple in Kyoto, photographed in 2017 and tucked among the shopping streets near the city center.

矢田寺 入口 2017 The entrance to Yatadera temple in Kyoto, photographed in 2017. The temple sits close to the Teramachi covered arcade, one of the city's older commercial streets.

矢田寺 境内2 2017 A further 2017 view of the grounds of Yatadera temple in Kyoto, a small neighborhood site that draws local visitors year-round.

矢田寺 しあわせ大日如来 2017 A statue at Yatadera temple in Kyoto, photographed in 2017. The temple is a small neighborhood site known locally for its Buddhist statuary and quiet courtyard.

Crab restaurant 2019 A restaurant in Kyoto photographed in 2019; the city's dining scene ranges from centuries-old kaiseki establishments to casual seafood eateries like this one, tucked along its narrow streets.

Yata temple Kyoto - 2022 Dec 30 various 2022 Yata Temple in Kyoto, Japan is shown in this photograph taken on December 30, 2022, capturing the temple grounds during the final days of the year.

Yata temple Kyoto - 2022 Dec 30 various 2022 This image, part of a series taken at Yata Temple in Kyoto on December 30, 2022, documents the temple around midday during the closing days of the year.

矢田寺 入口 in 2024 2024 Another 2024 photograph from Kyoto, capturing a moment in Japan's former imperial capital, a city whose temples and shrines draw visitors from across the world.