Around the sixth century, the popular Shimogamo Shrine was accepted to be built, one of the oldest Shinto places of worship in Japan.

During the Kamakura Period, the Kennin-Ji Zen Buddhist temple was assembled.

It was during this period that the notable Temple of the Golden Pavilion, Kinkaku-Ji, was developed.

In 1573 the Muromachi Shogunate fell when Oda Nobunaga collapsed the Muromachi bakufu and oversaw the entirety of Japan.

This period brought about 250 years of stability in Japan.

During the Meiji Period, Japan started its incorporation of Western human civilization progress and the Emperor moved the magnificent capital from Kyoto to Tokyo.