[2] According to some local opinions, Gojōzaka actually begins on the east side of the Gojō Ōhashi Bridge and from that point it runs all the way to Kiyomizu-zaka Street.
[3] In the mid Muromachi period, what would become the famous pottery style of Kiyomizu ware was born in the area.
By the year 1643 (Edo period) the name of Kiyomizu-yaki was established and the pottery industry began to flourish in the surroundings.
[2] Kiyomizu ware continues to be produced and sold in the area, being a popular spot for shopping and for learning about this traditional craft, which attracts both local residents and tourists.
[3] There are also shops offering Nishijin-ori textiles and folding fans, as well as art galleries located in the vicinity.