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Kiyomizu-dera Temple
Kkew28Went around 3pm and it was filled with people. other than that stunning view and highly recommended to wear kimono and take photos there!
Gion
TtravelwithamelieGion, a calm and relaxing place to visit. I went there alone in November and arrived just almost evening. I felt so peaceful walking on the street, especially after spending days in Tokyo and Osaka. The streets themselves are already beautiful with tidy neon signs and wood signs. I regret I didnt arrive earlier so I would have more time exploring the place. To get here, you need to take train from Osaka to Gion and it takes like one hour.
Shijo Kawaramachi
MMiasmileRemember 2019.11 Kansai Late Autumn Festival~ I chose to stay at the Selestine Hotel because it is very close to the most lively and prosperous Shijo Heyuan in Kyoto. You don’t have to worry about shopping and eating every day. You only need to walk for ten minutes to find the four Heyuan. There are major department stores, Fujii Daimaru Department Store, Takashimaya and so on. There are also many brand counters with independent facades, which are really good for shopping. There are naturally many choices for food, ramen, roast meat, sushi, and you can choose. It is also an important transportation hub, and buses and subways to many attractions must be taken nearby.
Arashiyama
MMoonloverArashiyama is famous for Bamoboo grove. The entrance is free and the whole area is changing throughout the season. Absolutely beautiful
Kamo River
徐徐团The Kamo River is a scenic spot in Kyoto, Japan, and is also a 31-kilometer-long first-class river representing Kyoto. The water of this river is very clear and flows through the center of Kyoto.
Since the end of the Heian period, the river beach has become a place for execution. In modern times, it has become a center of drama. During the Kanbun period (1661-73), a Kabuki theater appeared here.
It is not far from Hanami-koji. We walked along Hanami-koji and walked along Shijo-dori (there are all kinds of businesses along the way) to here.
We came to the vicinity of Shijo Bridge. The scenery here is good. Although it is in a busy city, it has a rare tranquility.
Sannenzaka & Ninenzaka
UuztzuzThe famous two-year-old scenic spot in the Dongshan District of Kyoto, Japan. The two-year-old scenic spot was built in the early 9th century and has a long history of more than 1,000 years. The antique two-year-old scenic spot attracted tourists from all over the world to watch the tour. There are many historical and cultural monuments and old shops here. Walking here, you can experience the unique ancient charm and historical atmosphere of Japan.
Nijō Castle
JJ&E TravelsNijo Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Kyoto, Japan, showcases stunning architecture and rich history. Here's a detailed description:*Architecture*1. *Main Keep (Donjon)*: Five-story, 32.9-meter-tall structure with a unique blend of Japanese and Chinese architectural styles.2. *Ninomaru Palace*: Intricately decorated with traditional Japanese art, featuring "nightingale floors" that squeak when walked upon.3. *Kuroshoin*: A beautifully designed study and reception room.4. *Seiryuen Garden*: A tranquil garden with walking paths and scenic views.5. *Togetsukyo Bridge*: A scenic bridge over the castle moat.6. *Stone walls and moats*: Well-preserved feudal-era defenses.*Gardens*1. *Karesansui Garden*: A beautiful Zen garden with raked gravel and stones.2. *Seiryuen Garden*: A tranquil garden with walking paths and scenic views.3. *Ninomaru Garden*: A traditional Japanese garden with ponds, bridges, and teahouses.*Interior*1. *Intricate woodwork*: Elaborate carvings and ornate details adorn the ceilings, walls, and floors.2. *Traditional Japanese art*: Beautiful frescoes, paintings, and decorative screens.3. *Nightengale Floors*: Squeaky flooring designed to alert guards of intruders.*Historical Significance*1. Built in 1603 for Tokugawa Ieyasu, founder of the Tokugawa shogunate.2. Served as the Kyoto residence of the Tokugawa shoguns.3. Played a key role in Japan's Edo period (1603-1867).*Visitor Information*1. *Address*: 541 Nijojo-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto2. *Opening Hours*: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:00 PM)3. *Admission*: ¥600 (adults), ¥350 (high school students), ¥200 (elementary/junior high students)4. *Access*: Kyoto Station (JR), then bus #50 or subway (Tozai Line)*Tips*1. Wear comfortable shoes for walking.2. Audio guides available in multiple languages.3. Photography allowed, but flash and tripods restricted.4. Traditional Japanese tea ceremonies held periodically.
Fushimi Inari Taisha
MMoonloverIf you plan to visit Kyoto, this shrine should be number one in your list. Fushimi Inari is the most important shrine dedicated to Inari, the Shinto god of rice.
Kyoto Tower
徐徐团Before going to Kyoto, I knew that Kyoto Tower was one of the landmark buildings, so I planned to go and see it if I had the chance.
Online introduction: Kyoto Tower is an observation tower located in Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto City, Japan. It is across the street from the Karasuma Central Exit of Kyoto Station and is one of the famous landmarks in the station area. Kyoto Tower is maintained and operated by Kyoto Tower Co., Ltd., which is affiliated with Keihan Electric Railway Group. Including the "Kyoto Tower Building" as the base of the tower, the total height is 131 meters.
When traveling in Kyoto City, you can see the figure of Kyoto Tower from afar from time to time. The hotel I stayed in was near Kyoto Station. I had dinner at a restaurant in Kyoto Station. After dinner, I went to see the night view of Kyoto Tower.
Kinkaku-ji
HHotelstayerNice looking temple in Kyoto but it is a bit touristy. It costs 500 yen to enter the site. It is not very big. You can take pictures from different angles.