Tourism in Japan : I enjoyed "the Nene road" Kyoto 京都を楽しむ

Kyoto : I enjoyed "the Nene road"
It was named "the Nene road" after the Kitanomandokoro who sent 19 years "around 1606" rest of life in this place.
Until recently, it was known as "Kodai temple Road", but after finishing the underground construction work on the electric wire, the maintenance of the stone pavement that spread the granite over a wide road width, the scenery and new the name of Kyoto-like atmosphere were born.
When you turn the corner of the Gion castle from the Maruyama Park on the north side, there are several temples and stylish shops on both sides of it, and there is an ascent to Kodai temple. There is Raku Ichi of Kyo "Nene" where you can enjoy shopping on the other side.
If you cross "the Nene road" and go east, the road of Restoration with Ryoma Sakamoto's grave. Continue to the south as it is, go through the Ninenzaka · Sanneizaka and continue to Kiyomizudera.

京の細道を楽しむ。
この地で19年の余生を送った北政所ねねにちなんで「ねねの道」と名付けられた。 最近まで、高台寺道として知られていたが、電線地中化工事を終え、広い道幅いっぱいに御影石を敷き詰めた石畳の道に整備したことで、京都らしい風情の景色と名が生まれた。 北側の円山公園から祇園閣の角を曲がるとその両側にいくつもの寺院と、洒落た店が建ち並び、高台寺への上り口がある。その向かい側にはショッピングを楽しめる京・洛市「ねね」がある。 ねねの道を抜けて東へ行けば、坂本竜馬の墓がある維新の道。そのまま南へ向かえば、二年坂・産寧坂を経て、清水寺へと続く。