The Lake Biwa Canal, a waterway of hope connecting Kyoto and Otsu, led the city of Kyoto, which was in danger of decline due to the population decline caused by the de facto transfer of the capital to Tokyo during the Meiji Restoration, to revitalize and make a great leap forward.

More than 130 years after its completion, the Lake Biwa Canal is still an important urban infrastructure that continues to carry water for the life of Kyoto. Along the Lake Biwa Canal, there are many famous sightseeing spots such as the Philosopher's Path, the Keage Incline, and Suirokaku.

In addition, there are many contents to feel the charm of Sosui such as "Lake Biwa Canal Museum" where you can learn about the history of the Lake Biwa Canal, the Lake Biwa Canal Cruise where you can enjoy the facilities and scenery along the Lake Biwa Canal while listening to a professional guide, and "Sosui Sanpo" walking course where you can enjoy strolling along the route.

These contents are highly recommended for sightseeing in Kyoto, where you can experience the magnificent project that overcame adversity and hardship, entrusted with the wish for the revitalization of Kyoto city in the Meiji era.