Overview
Randen weaves its way to popular tourist destinations Arashiyama and Kitano, with Ryoan-ji and other UNESCO World Heritage Sites scattered along the tramlines. Founded in 1912, the streetcar remains a leading mode of transport connecting Kyoto's west with the city center. Meet a photographer who has snapped the trolley cars for decades, and a producer who showed his love for them by making a movie. Discover the affection Kyotoites have for Randen through its passengers and gardening volunteers.
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7 - 1Sagano: A Sense of Transience in an Age-old Retreat January 17, 2019 -
7 - 2Modern Civil Architecture: A Strikingly Eclectic Heritage February 07, 2019 -
7 - 3Kyoto's Bakery Culture: Testament to the Ancient Capital's Modernity February 21, 2019 -
7 - 4The Minamiza Theatre: In the Spiritual Home of Kabuki March 28, 2019
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7 - 5Kyoto Storefronts: Enticements to Enter Within April 04, 2019 -
7 - 6Amida Buddha: Prayers for Guidance to the Pure Land May 16, 2019 -
7 - 7Kyoto-style Sushi: Artful, Beautiful and Delicious June 20, 2019 -
7 - 8Kyoto Toys: Elegant Amusements That Inspire Delight July 04, 2019 -
7 - 9Family Crests: Pedigree in the Ancient Capital August 01, 2019 -
7 - 10The Modern Flower: Old Meets New in Arrangement October 10, 2019 -
7 - 11Randen: The Streetcar Close to Residents' Hearts October 31, 2019 -
7 - 12Kyoto Markets: Places of Worship Bring People Together November 07, 2019 -
7 - 13Awata Matsuri: An Ancient Festival Revived December 05, 2019