WFUMB2025 participants are available to apply the following excursion in Kyoto:

WFUMB2025 participants are available to apply the following excursion in Kyoto:

WFUMB2025 participants are available to apply the following excursion in Kyoto:

WFUMB2025 participants are available to apply the following excursion in Kyoto:

The city of Kyoto itself doesn’t have an airport. The closest airport to Kyoto is Osaka International Airport (also called Itami Airport) which is around 36 km from Kyoto, and about 55 minutes away by bus. However, because Osaka International Airport only takes domestic flights, most international travelers find that Kansai International Airport is more convenient. Kansai International Airport is 77 km away from Kyoto in Osaka Bay, and a 75 minute journey away by limited express train.

The best way to get around Kyoto is by Bus and Subway.

The Keifuku Randen Tram Line is operated by the private company Keifuku Electric Railroad. The Randen actually consists of two lines in the west of Kyoto city. The Arashiyama Line runs east –west from Shijo-Omiya Station to Keifuku Arashiyama Station. The Kitano Line branches from the Arashiyama Line at Katabiranotsuji Station and runs north to Kitano-Hakubaicho Station.

The gorgeous style of this castle was intended as a demonstration of Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu (1542-1616)'s prestige.

Kyoto Station is a major transportation hub in western Japan, and it is housed in one of Japan’s biggest buildings. Besides the station itself there are numerous shops, restaurants and other facilities in the Kyoto Station Building.

Sanzen-in Temple, also called Kajii Monzeki, is a formal, quiet temple with a history of over 1,000 years. With fresh green leaves in the spring, hydrangeas in the rainy season, colorful foliage in autumn and snowy scenery in winter, the beautiful garden refreshes visitors in every season.

Enryaku-ji Temple is said to be one of the main spiritual centers of Japanese culture. An ancient monastery complex atop Mt. Hiei-zan, it is a richly atmospheric place with old temples and artifacts, misty ravines and towering cedars, and a long, fascinating history. It is a marvelous place to visit, combining choice hiking (and great views) with a chance to explore important sites of Japanese history.

Located near the origin of Kamo River, Kifune Shrine worships Takaokami-no-kami, the god who oversees the supply of water. Records indicate that the shrine’s main hall was rebuilt in 677, making it a very old shrine.

World Heritage Site. Records indicate that Kamigamo-jinja Shrine was built in the 7th century.

World Heritage Site. Shimogamo-jinja Shrine was established before the Heian Period, making it one of Kyoto’s oldest Shinto shrines. It prays for success in national affairs and peace among people.

339番地 Nushiyacho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, 604-0843, Japan

604-0836 Kyoto, Nakagyo Ward, Funayacho, 420

180 Nishiyokocho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, 604-0023, Japan

245-2 Kurumayacho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, 604-8185, Japan

604-8131 Kyoto, Nakagyo Ward, Hishiyacho, 45-1

604 Manjūyachō Nakagyo Ward

240 Shōshōichō Nakagyo Ward

The following  major hotels are located along subway lines and easily accessible from ICC Kyoto. This hotel is less than 2 minutes walk from the ICC Kyoto.

ICC Kyoto