北白川西町道標

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The area where the Yoshida campus of Kyoto University spreads in Yoshida, Sakyo-ku. A historic site along Shiga Koshi Expressway, which runs from Aragamiguchi to Shiga, known as the "Kyo no Nanaguchi" on the northeast side. Registered historic site of Kyoto city.

The stone Buddha is being celebrated. Both Buddhas are marked on Dainichi Nyorai and the lanterns.

The signpost is also called "Michishirube", and the direction, distance, route to the destination, etc. from the current location to the destination. It is a stone column with the destination and distance engraved on it, and is built at the fork of the highway. Although its value has diminished and its number has decreased with the development of traffic, it is a valuable cultural property that allows you to know the state of traffic at that time. This signpost was built along the Shirakawa Highway in 1846 at the end of the Tokugawa shogunate, and describes the route to Kitano Tenmangu, Yoshida Shrine, and East-West Honganji Temple. The applicant is a "conspiracy". (Source: Kyoto City) (West side) Suku Mr. Hiei Karasaki Sakamoto Kaei 2nd year Rooster Naka Natsuyoshi Tatsumi A certain masonry Gonzaemon (North side) North right Kitano Tenmangu Shrine Hirano Shrine Kamo Shimogami Imamiya Kinkakuji Temple (South) Left Sanjo Ohashi Gion Shimizu Chion-in Temple East-West Honganji (east) Yoshida Shrine Shinsho-do Ginkakuji Kuroya Next to that, there is a stone monument carved with Tenjingu Shrine, but Tenjingu Shrine was enshrined at Jifukuin and was relocated to Yoshida Shrine in 1852. It is a company that was designated as the last shrine of Yoshida Shrine in 1897. The signpost is also called "Michishirube", and the direction, distance, route to the destination, etc. from the current location to the destination. It is a stone column with the destination and distance engraved on it, and is built at the fork Of the highway. Although its value has diminished and its number has decreased with the development of transportation, it is a valuable cultural property that allows you to know the state of transportation at that time. This signpost was built along the Shirakawa Highway in 1846 at The end of the Tokugawa shogunate, and describes the route to Kitano Tenmangu, Yoshida Shrine, and East-West Honganji Temple. The applicant is a "conspiracy". (Source: Kyoto City) (West side) Suku Mr. Hiei Karasaki Sakamoto Kaei 2nd year Rooster Naka Natsuyoshi Tatsumi A certain masonry Gonzaemon (North side) North right Kitano Tenmangu Shrine Hirano Shrine Kamo Shimogami Imamiya Kinkakuji Temple (South) Left Sanjo Ohashi Gion Shimizu Chion-in Temple East-West Honganji (east) Yoshida Shrine Shinsho-do Ginkakuji Kuroya Next to it, there is a stone monument carved with Tenjingu Shrine, but Tenjingu Shrine was enshrined at Jifukuin and was relocated to Yoshida Shrine in 1852. It is a company that was designated as the last shrine of Yoshida Shrine in 1897.