Kamomioya-jinja Shimogamo

Takano River, Kyoto	Kyoto - Mikage dori	Red tori gate, Tadasu Forest, Kyoto	Kawai-jinja - Tadasu Forest, Kyoto
Paper lantern, Kawai-jinja	Brass lantern, Kawai-jinja	Torii Gate, Tadasu-no-Mori Forest	Southern torii gate, Kamomioya-jinja shrine
Path through the Tadasu-no-Mori Forest to Kamomioya-jinja shrine	Another torii gate, Kamomioya-jinja	The names Shimogamo-jinja shrine and Kamomioya-jinja shrine seem to be used interchangeably	Ro-mon Gate, Kamomioya-jinja Shrine
Ro-mon Gate, Kamomioya-jinja Shrine	Inside the Ro-mon Gate	Bu-den, Kamomioya-jinja Shrine	Shinpuku-den hall, Kamomioya-jinja Shrine
Kamomioya-jinja Shrine	Kamomioya-jinja - Soribashi Bridge	Kamomioya-jinja Shrine, one of Kyoto's World Heritage Sites	Kamomioya-jinja, a Shinto Shrine in Kyoto from the 6th Century
Kamomioya-jinja in the Shimogamo district of Kyoto	Kamomioya-jinja	Kamomioya-jinja, Ro-mon Gate	Kamomioya-jinja - Brass lantern
Small shrines, Kamomioya-jinja	Oi-dono, the shrine kitchen	Ovens in the Oi-dono kitchen	Painted screen, Kamomioya-jinja Museum
Painted screen, Kamomioya-jinja Museum	Painted screen, Kamomioya-jinja Museum	Carriage, Kamomioya-jinja Museum	Palanquin, a covered sedan chair, Kamomioya-jinja Museum
Shinto Priest, Kamomioya-jinja	Prayer tablet called "Ema" in Japanese, Kamomioya-jinja	Torii Gate, Kamomioya-jinja	Stone engraving, Prayer tablet, Kamomioya-jinja