The Pattern of Xi'an and Kyoto

Yes, Kyoto was built according to Xi'an in China. The capital of Japan had been built in ancient times to imitate the layout of Chang 'an City, the capital of the Tang Dynasty. The capital was divided into Tokyo and Xijing, with Xijing imitating Chang 'an's layout. Although Xi'an no longer had much of Chang' an's shadow, the capital's grand layout could still be seen imitating the effect of the past.

The following information about the weather in Kyoto: According to the first document, today's weather forecast was cloudy, with the temperature between 11 to 16 degrees Celsius. It was expected to be sunny tomorrow, and the temperature would be between 9 ° C and 22 ° C. The day after tomorrow, it turned sunny and cloudy, and the temperature was between 12 and 23 degrees Celsius. On Wednesday, it was expected to have light rain turning cloudy, with temperatures between 9 ° C and 19 ° C. It was cloudy on Thursday, and the temperature was between 9 and 23 degrees Celsius. It was a sunny Friday, and the temperature was between 14 ° C and 24 ° C. Saturday turned sunny and rainy, with the temperature between 16 ° C and 26 ° C. There was heavy rain on Sunday, and the temperature was between 15 ° C and 28 ° C. It turned cloudy on Monday, and the temperature was between 16 ° C and 26 ° C. There was light rain turning to heavy rain on Tuesday, and the temperature was between 17 and 21 degrees Celsius. According to the second document, today's weather forecast was cloudy and the temperature was 13 degrees Celsius. It was expected to have light rain tomorrow. The temperature would be 27 ° C to 14 ° C, and the wind would change from 3-4 to 5-6. The day after tomorrow, it turned cloudy and sunny. The temperature was between 20 ° C and 11 ° C, and the wind was between 6-7 and 5-6. Friday is expected to turn cloudy to sunny, with temperatures ranging from 26 ° C to 11 ° C, and winds ranging from 4-5 to less than 3. It was cloudy on Saturday, with temperatures ranging from 26 ° C to 14 ° C, and winds less than Grade 3. On Sunday, the cloudy day turned to moderate rain. The temperature was 25 ° C to 14 ° C, and the wind was less than Grade 3. Heavy rain turned to light rain on Monday. The temperature was 22 ° C to 15 ° C, and the wind was less than level 3. There was light rain turning to heavy rain on Tuesday. The temperature was 17 to 21 degrees Celsius, and the wind was level 1. According to the fourth document, today's weather forecast was cloudy, with a temperature of 13 ° C and a wind speed of 10km/h. Tomorrow's weather forecast was cloudy, with a temperature of 13 ° C and a wind speed of 9km/h. According to the fifth document, in the next 30 days, there would be 14 days of rain in Kyoto. The highest temperature would be 32 ° C (May 25th) and the lowest temperature would be 12 ° C (May 17th). According to the eighth document, the weather forecast for tonight was--/13°, and the wind was 8 km/h in the southwest. The weather forecast for tomorrow night was cloudy, with a temperature of 13° C and a wind force of less than 3 degrees. Based on the above information, it could be concluded that the weather forecast for today was cloudy, with the temperature between 11 ° C and 16 ° C. There was expected to be light rain tomorrow, and the temperature would be between 27 and 14 degrees Celsius. The day after tomorrow, it turned cloudy and sunny, and the temperature was between 20 ° C and 11 ° C. In the next 30 days, there would be 14 days of rain in the capital. The highest temperature would be 32 ° C and the lowest temperature would be 12 ° C.

The postcode for the Shangjing District of Kyoto Prefecture is 602-8368.

The postcode for Kyoto City's Zuojing District is 606-8799.

The postcode for the Nakagyo District of Kyoto Prefecture is 604-0015.

In Kyoto's place names, Ijo, Nijo, Sanjo, and Sijo were the names of the streets in order. In Japanese, the word "bar" could mean "street" or "road". These streets were the main streets in the central area of Kyoto. Nijo Pass passed through the famous Nijo Castle and was the main passage into the central area of Kyoto. The area between Sanjo and Shijo Street was the most prosperous area in Kyoto. From Shijo to Wujo to the south, the bustling areas gradually decreased. When it came to Wujo to the south, other than some scenic spots and Kyoto Station located in Hachijo Street, tourists rarely set foot there. The locations of these streets on the modern map of Kyoto ranged from one to ten, with a total of ten main roads from north to south. In addition, there were many large roads built between two neighboring roads in Kyoto, such as Maruta and Takeya between Ijo and Nijo. All in all, Ijo, Nijo, Sanjo, and Shijo were the main streets in the central area of Kyoto, and they were distributed in the north-south direction.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple was a temple located in the Dongshan District of Kyoto City, Japan. It was built in 778 and was the main temple of the Northern Dharma Sect of Japanese Buddhism. It was also the only temple of the Northern Dharma Sect. It covered an area of 130,000 square meters and was one of the oldest monasteries in Kyoto. The main hall of Kiyomizu-dera Temple was a suspended stage. It was a national treasure of Japan and was surrounded by green trees. Every spring, the cherry blossoms around the temple bloomed, making it one of the most popular places to admire cherry blossoms in the capital. Kiyomizu-dera Temple was also famous for its tea art and was listed as a World Cultural Heritage. There was also a shrine in the temple, where it was said that praying there could help a person find a suitable love partner. Kiyomizu-dera Temple was one of the most popular temples in the capital, attracting many tourists every day.

Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, Sakyo-ku was a district of Kyoto City in Japan, located in the northeast of Kyoto City. It was the second largest district in the capital city and one of the districts with the lowest population density. The southern part of the area was mainly residential and cultural areas, while the northern part was mountainous and was quite popular with forests. Zuojing District was famous for its rich cultural atmosphere, with independent bookstores and specialty cafes. Zuojing District was also one of the most artistic districts in the capital.

Kyoto YMPA was a language school located in the center of Kyoto and belonged to the YMPA Group. The school was established in 1985 and was an excellent school. The school had a good learning environment, including a student library, a self-study room, a gym, and an indoor swimming pool. The school provided Japanese courses and a substantial course of study. Students could obtain the certificate of "cultural education specialist" issued by the state. In addition, the school also provides a variety of cultural exchange activities and Japanese volunteer activities. The tuition fee for Kyoto YMCAs was 860,000 yen, and each class had a quota of 18 students. The school had convenient transportation and was located in a prime location in the heart of the capital. Overall, Kyoto YMPA was a highly recommended language school for international students who wanted to learn Japanese and understand Japanese culture.

There were two series of trains on the Kyoto subway, the 10 series on the Karasuma line and the 50 series on the East-West line. The 10 series cars had a maximum speed of 105 kilometers per hour, with a rating of 130 passengers in the front and rear cars and 144 passengers in the middle car. They were put into operation when the Karasuma Line was opened in May 1981. The 50 series cars had a maximum speed of 75 kilometers per hour, with a rating of 92 passengers in the front and rear cars and 104 passengers in the middle car. They were officially put into use with the opening of the East-West Line in October 1997. In addition, there were six types of ordinary trains and one type of engineering train. As for the usage, you can purchase a "one-day subway bus ticket" to take unlimited Kyoto subway, city bus, Kyoto bus, Keihan bus, and West Japan JR bus (except for some routes). If you use these two passes to board the Keihan bus, you will have to pay an additional fee. When you board the bus, please get on from the back door. After boarding the bus, if there is a machine at the entrance to issue tickets, please insert the ticket into the card slot. When you want to get off, press the button. The one-day ticket for the subway bus allows you to quickly and easily visit various scenic spots in Kyoto City. The fee is 1100 yen for adults and 550 yen for children. It is valid on the day of use.