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Kyoto, the "thousand-year capital," began in the year 794 when Emperor Kammu moved the capital of Japan to Heian-Kyo (ancient Kyoto).

The center of Kyoto
Area containing Kiya-machi, Ponto-cho, and Nishiki Market--the so-called "Kitchen of the Capital"
Northern Kyoto
Area containing a rural landscape rich with nature and dotted with shrines and temples
Southern Kyoto
Area containing a number of shrines and temples, as well as a townscape, which give allow one to experience the rich history of Kyoto.
Western Kyoto
Western Kyoto has many famous temples, including the golden temple Kinkakuji, as well as numerous charming temples and shrines dotting Sagano and Arashiyama. It is also well known as a great spot to see cherry blossoms in the spring and colorful leaves in autumn.
Eastern Kyoto
A hospitable town which contains the red-light district Gion, and also a number of traditional Kyoto restaurants. It's not unusual to see geisha walking the streets here.