Still on the Philosopher's Path, we came across another tea house. There were many, many cats in front of it. A man came along a little bit after I took this picture and fed them.
A sculpture in the tea house's garden.
Another pretty temple at the south end of the Philosopher's Path.
A gate in the middle of the road, perhaps marking the south end of the Philosopher's Path.
We continued walking, and in a short bit passed by this beautiful, elegant temple, one of the nicest I saw the entire time I was in Kyoto.
There were statues of what appeared to be wild boar in the entranceway of the temple.
Many Japanese temples have a rope hanging in front of them like this.
The inside of this particular temple was exquisite.
The entrance gate to Nanzenji Temple at the south end of the Philosopher's Path. We were tired and did not spend much time there other than a brief walk around the grounds.