Rooms for rent and long term accommodation in Kyoto

Having an opportunity to live in Kyoto is very special for any foreigner who is studying or working in Japan. As you may know, Kyoto was the ancient capital of Japan from the 8^th to 19^th century. During that time, most of the traditional art developed, thus Kyoto is known for its attention paid to arts today. Visitors to Kyoto can see examples of wooden architecture and traditional Japanese gardens virtually anywhere they go. There are nearly 1600 Buddhist temples and 400 Shinto shrines, 17 of them recognized by UNESCO, located throughout the city. Each has its own stories and culture to share with the foreign visitor. Kyoto also has a modern alter ego. Kawaramachi-Shijo shopping area has shops selling upscale brand name fashions and Japanese counterparts. There are also a variety of ethnic restaurants including Indian, Chinese, French, and Italian. Movie theaters show both famous Western films as well as Japanese films. Large bookstores sell foreign language books, including English top sellers. Kyoto is also home to well-known universities, such as Doshisha University, Kyoto University and Ritsumeikan University. Having so many young people around contributes to the youthfulness of Kyoto city. The transportation system makes living in downtown Kyoto or even on the outskirts comfortable to all residents of the city. While parking costs deter most people from owning a car, there is an extensive subway, bus and train system that makes every corner the city accessible to everyone. Bicycle is one of the best ways to get around town. We,at rent-in-kyoto.com support those who want to explore and live in Kyoto. No matter where you are,there are always new spots to be found. learn more about Kyoto