Kamo River Delta
鴨川デルタ
Kamo River Delta is a scenic river confluence in Kyoto, known for unique stepping stones and as a filming location.
What it is
- A triangular area in Kyoto, Japan.
- Formed by the Kamo River and Takano River.
- Formerly known as Tadasugawara, site of sumo and sarugaku.
- Used for filming by Shochiku Kyoto Studio after 1923.
What to see
- Turtle-shaped stepping stones installed in 1993.
- Chidori, boat, and triangular onigiri stepping stones.
- Most of the delta is Kyoto Prefectural Kamo River Park.
- Kamo Ohashi bridge spans the south side.
- Demachi Masugata Shopping Street on the west side.
- Shimogamo Shrine and Tadasu no Mori forest to the north.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Kamo River Delta Open in Google Maps
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