2025 Kyoto Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Tour of Kyoto's Ancient Charm: World Heritage Kiyomizu Temple and the charming Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka If you can only choose one most representative attraction when you come to the ancient capital of Kyoto, then Kiyomizu Temple and its surrounding Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka are undoubtedly your first choice. This area is not only a microcosm of history, but also a great place where Japanese traditional culture and modern atmosphere are intertwined, allowing you to step into a scene and immerse yourself in the unique elegance of Kyoto. World Heritage. Kiyomizu Temple: The Millennium Wisdom of Ancient Trees and Clear Springs Kiyomizu Temple, standing on the hillside of Otowa, is one of the oldest and most famous temples in Kyoto. It was listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 1994. Its charm lies not only in its long history, but also in its unique architectural structure and rich cultural connotations. The magnificent Kiyomizu Stage: The most famous thing about Kiyomizu Temple is its suspended **"Kiyomizu Stage"**. This wooden platform, which is made of 139 giant beech wood mortise and tenon joints without a single nail or rivet, shows the ultimate in traditional Japanese architectural craftsmanship. Looking down from the stage, you can see cherry blossoms in spring, lush trees in summer, maples in autumn, and snow in winter. The scenery of each season is different, and it is refreshing at any time, combined with the magnificent scenery of Kyoto city. Standing on the stage, you can feel the solemnity and tranquility of the ancients overlooking all living beings and praying for blessings. The aura of Otowa Waterfall: Below the stage is the famous Otowa Waterfall (音羽の滝), with clear spring water known as "golden water". The spring water is divided into three streams, which are said to represent "academic success", "love success" and "longevity". Visitors can line up to drink the spring water and pray for their wishes. Please note that it is usually recommended to choose only one of the streams to drink, and greed may not make your wish come true! Pilgrimage in the temple: Walking in the temple, you will also pass by the "Kaishan Hall" dedicated to Daikokuten, the "Jishu Shrine" for the shrine of affinity, and the "Three-story Pagoda". Every corner of Kiyomizu Temple exudes a strong historical atmosphere and the power of faith. Whether it is the beauty of architecture, natural scenery, or the cleansing of the soul, Kiyomizu Temple can bring you a deep touch. Ninenzaka~Sannenzaka: Kyoto Machiya style that travels through time and space Leaving Kiyomizu Temple, winding down along the stone path, you will step into the quaint Sannenzaka (Sanningzaka), followed by the more lively Ninenzaka (Ninenzaka). These two slopes are classic approaches to Kiyomizu Temple. Both sides are lined with well-preserved traditional Kyoto Machiya buildings. It is the best place to experience the retro style of Kyoto. Walk on the stone road and feel the charm of the ancient capital: Walking on the winding and undulating stone road, every step seems to be stepping on the veins of history. The wooden machiya on both sides, with traditional Japanese signs and small lanterns, create a warm and nostalgic atmosphere. Far away from the hustle and bustle of the city center, this place has more tranquility and elegance, and is a paradise for photography enthusiasts. The temptation of shopping and food: Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka are great places to find Kyoto souvenirs and taste authentic food. There are many shops along the way: * Traditional crafts: Ceramics, lacquerware, Japanese sundries, paper fans, furoshiki, etc., each of which is full of Kyoto's craftsmanship and aesthetics. * Japanese confectionery and tea: Try matcha ice cream, raw Yatsuhashi, Kyoto confectionery, and a cup of fragrant matcha to enjoy the leisure time in the afternoon. * Special snacks: Grilled meatballs, tofu dishes, pickles, etc., let your taste buds enjoy. * Special shops: There are many Ghibli, Hayao Miyazaki related product stores, beauty brand limited stores, etc., attracting tourists with different preferences. The legend of Sannenzaka: There is an interesting legend about Sannenzaka: If you accidentally fall on Sannenzaka, bad things will happen within three years. Although this is just a folk legend, many tourists will buy a small gourd as a talisman here to "avoid bad luck", which also adds a bit of fun. Best time to visit: In the early morning or evening, there are relatively few tourists, and you can enjoy the tranquility and charm of these two slopes more leisurely. In the cherry blossom season or maple leaf season, the scenery of Kiyomizu Temple and Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka is even more beautiful, but it will also welcome a large number of tourists, so it is recommended to leave early. Kiyomizu Temple and Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka are not only representative landmarks of Kyoto, but they together depict a vivid picture of Kyoto. Here, you can deeply experience Japan's religious culture, appreciate the exquisite traditional architecture, and immerse yourself in the unique alley style, leaving with full memories and touching moments.

Osaka is one of Japan's top travel destinations, second only to Tokyo. This trip is a relaxed one, as we have several days to explore, including a day trip to Kyoto. If you're planning a trip to Osaka, don't forget to like and share this post to save it for later! Day 1: Arrive in Osaka 📍 Kuromon Market: The first stop is Kuromon Market, a bustling seafood market with a wide variety of food options, including fresh sushi, sashimi, crab, grilled meats, and desserts. Try sampling small portions from different stalls. Note that many stalls don’t have seating, so you might need to eat nearby—walking while eating is not recommended. 📍 Namba Yasaka Shrine: A sacred site in Osaka where visitors come to pray and seek blessings. It’s about a 20-minute walk from Kuromon Market. The shrine is popular for its unique architecture and offers fortune-telling and amulets for purchase. 📍 Shinsaibashi: A lively shopping street filled with restaurants and stores. 🏨 Accommodation: Shinsaibashi Grand Osaka Hotel, located just a 5-minute walk from Shinsaibashi. The rooms are medium-sized, with space for luggage, and daily cleaning service is provided. 💰 Average cost per person: 1000฿/night Day 2: Kyoto Day Trip (40-minute train ride) 📍 Kyoto Nishiki Market: Start your day at Nishiki Market, a famous food market in Kyoto. If you’re a Snoopy fan, don’t miss Snoopy Osha, which offers adorable Snoopy-themed desserts and merchandise. 📍 Kiyomizu-dera Temple: Take a bus to the iconic Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The walk up takes about 20 minutes, with plenty of shops along the way, including Snoopy Chocolate and Sumikkogurashi. The temple offers stunning views and sells amulets. April is a busy time with both tourists and locals. 📍 Ninenzaka Street: After visiting the temple, stroll down Ninenzaka Street, a charming area with shops and eateries. It’s less crowded than the path leading up to the temple and offers views of Hokan-ji Temple. 📍 Kyoto Bridge: Before heading back, enjoy a relaxing evening by the Kamo River at Kyoto Bridge, where locals often sit by the riverside. Day 3: Osaka Castle - Hep Five - Tsutenkaku - Dotombori 📍 Osaka Castle: A must-visit landmark in Osaka. Inside, you’ll find historical exhibits and samurai armor. The top floor offers panoramic views. 📍 Hep Five: A large shopping mall with a Ferris wheel on top. It’s a great spot for shopping, with stores like Kiddyland, Uniqlo, and Nike. 📍 Tsutenkaku: A famous street with the Tsutenkaku Tower and various restaurants, perfect for dinner. Day 4: 📍 Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan: Spend your morning at Kaiyukan Aquarium, home to adorable penguins, dolphins, and the highlight—whale sharks. The 360-degree viewing experience is mesmerizing. 📍 Half-day Universal Studio: In the afternoon, visit Universal Studios Japan. Explore themed areas featuring Minions, Harry Potter, Spider-Man, and Snoopy. Spend the evening enjoying the park until closing time. Day 5: Full-day Universal Studio - Enjoy a full day at Universal Studios with Express Passes for four rides, saving time on long queues. Don’t miss the Mario Zone and Harry Potter World, which feels like stepping into a magical realm. A separate post will cover Universal Studios in detail. Day 6: Shopping Day - Shinsaibashi & Namba Park 📍 Kushikatsudaruma: Try skewered fried dishes at this iconic restaurant. The Iberico pork is a must-try. - Queue for Ichiran Ramen, though the taste may vary by branch. Don’t miss the new beef soup option. - Visit Namba Park, which features a rooftop garden with stunning evening views. Shops like Tower Records and Loft are also located here. Day 7: Rinku Town - Airport 📍 Rinku Outlet/Marble Beach: After checking out of the hotel, store your luggage at the airport and explore Rinku Outlet, which offers branded goods at great prices. Marble Beach is also nearby for a relaxing stroll before your flight.

If you're visiting Kyoto and want to enjoy authentic local flavors, you can't miss Nishiki Market (錦市場), a historic market over 400 years old, often referred to by the Japanese as "Kyoto's Kitchen." 🍱✨ As you step in, you're greeted by an array of delightful aromas—tempura, grilled fish balls, sashimi, Japanese sweets, and sushi 🍙. The fresh food here is of exceptional quality, with everything prepared right before your eyes along the way. 🎐 Market Atmosphere • Traditional Japanese-style shops with rows of lanterns lighting the path • Not overly crowded (especially if you visit before noon) • A relaxed vibe perfect for strolling, with photo opportunities that capture the essence of old Japan without feeling outdated • Friendly greetings from shopkeepers in Japanese, creating a warm atmosphere that feels like stepping into a Japanese movie scene 🍵🇯🇵 💡 Highlights to Try: • Red octopus stuffed with quail egg (a must-try and Instagram-worthy!) 🐙 • Kyoto-style fried foods & pickled vegetables 🗺 Getting There • 🚇 Take the train to Shijo Station or Karasuma Station, then walk 5-10 minutes If you visit Kyoto and skip Nishiki Market, it's like you haven't truly been to Kyoto! Enjoy delicious food, take stunning photos, and immerse yourself in the authentic Japanese vibe—an experience everyone should have at least once in their lifetime. 🍙🎌

A perfect city for lazy travelers 🏙️ Classic Kyoto attractions guide: A journey through a thousand years of Japanese style** **1. Must-visit historical sites: Feel the weight of history** - **Fushimi Inari Taisha** 🌟 **Highlight**: Thousands of vermilion torii gates (Senbon Torii) form a magical tunnel, a symbolic sight of Kyoto. ⏰ **Recommended time**: Early morning or evening to avoid crowds and get the best photo lighting. 📌 **Tips**: It takes about 2 hours to hike to the summit, but the view halfway up is already stunning. - **Kiyomizu-dera** 🌟 **Highlight**: A UNESCO World Heritage site, the suspended Kiyomizu stage overlooks the entire city of Kyoto, especially spectacular during cherry blossom season in spring and autumn foliage. ⏰ **Recommended time**: Arrive before 8:00 to avoid tour groups. 📌 **Tips**: Visit nearby **Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka** to experience traditional machiya houses and craft shops. - **Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion)** 🌟 **Highlight**: The golden reflection in the Mirror Pond is beautiful all year round. 📌 **Tips**: The site is small, so it’s recommended to combine with a visit to nearby **Ryoan-ji** (famous for its rock garden). **2. Cultural experiences: Immerse yourself in Kyoto’s charm** - **Gion & Hanami-koji Street** 🌟 **Highlight**: Kyoto’s most famous geisha district, you might catch a glimpse of a geisha hurrying by at dusk. 🎐 **Experience**: Book a **kaiseki meal** or an evening **teahouse performance** (advance reservation required). - **Arashiyama Bamboo Grove** 🌟 **Highlight**: The bamboo tunnel in Sagano is tranquil and healing, can be paired with visits to **Tenryu-ji Temple** or a boat ride on the Hozu River. 🚂 **Transport**: Take the Sagano Scenic Railway (tickets should be booked in advance during cherry blossom and autumn foliage seasons). - **Kyoto Imperial Palace / Nijo Castle** 🌟 **Highlight**: The former is the old imperial residence requiring reservations; the latter is famous for its “nightingale floors” and lavish wall paintings. **3. Off-the-beaten-path gems: Surprises away from the crowds** - **Kifune Shrine** 🌟 **Highlight**: Summer riverbed dining and winter snow lanterns, the red lanterns lining the approach create a mysterious atmosphere. 🍜 **Food**: Try the flowing somen noodles (summer seasonal). - **Sanzen-in (Ohara)** 🌟 **Highlight**: Moss gardens and Jizo statues, perfect for visitors seeking tranquility. 📌 **Tips**: Combine with a day trip to nearby **Jakkoin Temple**. **4. Practical information** - **Transport**: - Within the city, it’s recommended to buy a **one-day bus pass** (700 yen), covering most attractions. - For longer distances like Arashiyama and Fushimi Inari, use JR or private railways. - **Accommodation**: - Gion/Kawaramachi: Convenient for nightlife and shopping. - Around Kyoto Station: Transportation hub, suitable for short trips. - **Season recommendations**: - Spring (March-April): Cherry blossom season, Philosopher’s Path, Hirano Shrine. - Autumn (November): Autumn foliage season, Eikando, Tofuku-ji. **5. Food highlights** - **Nishiki Market**: Kyoto’s kitchen, try pickles, tamagoyaki, and matcha desserts. - **Ramen Street** (inside Kyoto Station): A collection of ramen styles from all over Japan. - **Must-visit for matcha lovers**: Nakamura Tokichi (Uji main store), Itohkyuemon.

A Sanctuary of Light and Serenity Beyond Just "Floor Maple Leaves" Nestled quietly in the mountains of Yase, Kyoto, "Rurikoin Temple" is a hidden gem. During the seasons of fresh greenery and autumn leaves, the enchanting scenes known as "Floor Maple Leaves" and "Floor Greenery" become a hot topic. However, visiting in person reveals a tranquility, beauty, and atmosphere that captivates the soul. Truly, the phrase "breathtaking" perfectly describes this place. ⸻ 🌿Top 3 Highlights of Rurikoin Temple🪟 1. The Stunning Beauty of "Floor Maple Leaves" and "Floor Greenery" On the lacquered floor of the second level of the study hall, the reflection of autumn leaves or fresh greenery creates a mirror-like spectacle. Capturing this moment in a photo feels as if the surrounding air becomes purer. 2. A Mindful Experience: "Sutra Copying" A dedicated space for sutra copying is available, offering a serene moment to write in silence. These few minutes of emptying your mind and focusing on yourself create a truly special travel memory.✨ 3. A Garden of Moss, Light, and Ultimate Relaxation The moss-covered garden, "Ruri Garden," is stunning even on rainy days, with its appearance changing depending on the light. It’s a place to escape the hustle and bustle and take a deep breath. ⸻ 📍Address & Access Rurikoin Temple 55 Higashiyama, Kamitakano, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, 606-0067 🚃 About a 5-minute walk from Eizan Electric Railway "Yase-Hieizanguchi Station" ※ Limited seasonal openings (Spring & Autumn) / Reservation required 🕐 Spring Special Viewing (Typical): Mid-April to Mid-June 🍁 Autumn Special Viewing (Typical): October to Early December ⸻ 📷 Photo-Worthy Spots ・Reflections of green maple leaves or autumn foliage on the floor ・Natural light and greenery seen through shoji screens ・Serene shots of the moss garden and stone paths ⸻

Lipton Tea House, Kyoto, Japan Our meal for 2 people: English breakfast ¥1,700 English breakfast イングリッシュブレックファスト Traditional English breakfast set. Fragrant and smooth scrambled eggs with tomatoes, beans in tomato sauce, bacon, sausage and soft toast. Although the ingredients are simple, it is very satisfying to eat it😋 Eggs Benedict ¥1,200 Eggs benedict エッグベネディルクトセット The appearance is very attractive😍 Set meal and coffee☕️ Strawberry cake🍰 ¥880 STRAWBERRY PREMIUM DOME(HomeMade) 梅のプレミアムドーム The ace cake, those who like to eat cakes can eat it at any time of the day. The cake is super soft and fluffy with smooth and fragrant cream and fresh strawberries🍓. This breakfast is simple and satisfying👍 The teahouse also incorporates Japanese characteristics, launching a royal series of desserts and cakes, and paired with the ace royal milk tea, Ceylon King Black Tea, Darjeeling Black Tea, Assam Black Tea, Earl Grey Tea, making it a unique Japanese teahouse, which is very popular among Japanese people. The store design is mainly based on the British feeling, and biscuits and tea are also sold. Because we have fewer people in the morning on weekdays, we usually have to queue up at noon and in the evening😁 History: (Sir Thomas Lipton) is a famous teahouse in Sanjo Main Store with a long history. Opened in 1930, it was the first coffee shop specializing in tea in Japan, and it was also a pioneer in introducing British tea culture to Kyoto. In 1890, he officially launched Lipton Black Tea in the UK. "Lipton Black Tea House" promoted British tea culture in Kyoto, allowing more people to understand and like black tea. 📍Liputon Porta Store @lipton_teahouse 902 Higashishiokoji-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Karasuma-dori, Shiokoji-shitaru, Kyoto City Kyoto Station Underground Mall Porta 8:00-22:00 (L.O.21:00) 🚅Directly connected to the Keihan Kyoto Kotsu Bus and West Japan JR Bus "Kyoto Station" bus stop. 🚅Get off at JR Kyoto Station. Immediately after exiting the Karasuma Higashi ticket gate. 🚅Get off at Kintetsu Kyoto Station. 5 minutes walk #lipton #teahouse #STRAWBERRY #リプトンポルタ店 #berryのドームケーキ #京都駅グルメ #Englishbreakfast #イングリッシュブレックファスト #SirThomasLipton #lipton红茶屋 #Eggsbenedict #Eggsbenedict #エッグベネディク #京都観光 #京都 Traditional English breakfast set. Creamy scrambled eggs topped with tomatoes, tomato sauce beans, bacon, sausage and soft toast. Rituon Tea House in Kyoto, Japan Private note: 2 people share: イングリッシュブレックファスト ¥1,700 The traditional Japanese style breakfast meal. Sliding らかなスクランブルエッグにトマト, ビーンズ, ベーコン,ソーセージ、そしてふわふわのトーストが天えられています. シンプルな Material ながら, 食べEndわると満 Feeling がいっぱい😋 エッグベネディクトセット ¥1,200 See the charm of Miyuki 😍 セットにはコーヒー☕️が发いています. Berry のプレミアムドーム ¥880 ホームメイドのberryのプレミアムドームケーキ. Kanban ケーキで, ケーキ好きには时をquestion わずおすすめ.ふわふわのケーキに slippery らかで香り豊かなクリーム, fresh なberry🍓が Excellent なgroup み合わせ. It's a good meal The tea house is a specialty of Japan, and the Japanese teahouse is a Japanese teahouse.さらにkanbanメニューのロイルミルクティー、セイロンキングティー、ダージリンティー、アッサムティー, アールグレイティーなどが揃い, uniqueな和风ティーハウスとして日本人に大気です. The store's デザインはイギリス风としており, クッキーや茶叶のselling売も行っています. On weekdays, the sky is empty and the day and night are empty and the night is empty. History: The main store of Sanjo Honten is a famous tea house and has a long history. Opened in 1930, Japan's first black tea shop, Japan's first black tea shop, and the first black tea culture in Kyoto. In 1890, it was officially established as a "Red Tea House"はKyoto's black tea culture, many people's black tea charm, を伝えました. 📍リプトン ポルタ store @lipton_teahouse 902, Higashi-Shiokoji-cho, Karasuma-dori-shiokoji, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City Kyoto Station Underground Shopping Mall 8:00-22:00 (L.O.21:00) 🚅Direct connection from Keihan Kyoto Transportation Station and West Japan JR Station "Kyoto Station" stop. 🚅Get off at JR Kyoto Station. Karasuma Higashi changed to Zakuchi を出てすぐ. 🚅Get off at Kintetsu Kyoto Station. 5 minutes walk.

If you want to experience both the tradition and nature of Kyoto, you can't miss the Randen (嵐電) train. This train, which operates around the Arashiyama area, is packed with the charm of Kyoto. 🌿 What is the Randen Train? Randen is a traditional train line that starts from Shijo (四条) in central Kyoto, passes through Arashiyama, and extends to Ogawa (小川). This train is a special mode of transportation that allows you to enjoy Kyoto's beautiful nature and traditional scenery, loved by both locals and tourists alike. 📸 Recommended Routes & Photo Spots Arashiyama Station → Arashiyama Park → Togetsukyo Bridge (渡月橋) → Sagano Bamboo Forest This route lets you visit the iconic landmarks of Arashiyama while traveling on the Randen train. Togetsukyo Bridge and Sagano Bamboo Forest are especially perfect for capturing stunning photos. Ogawa Station → Gion (祇園) → Kiyomizu-dera Temple (清水寺) Starting from Ogawa Station, this route takes you through Kyoto's traditional streets and leads to Kiyomizu-dera Temple. You can enjoy a harmonious blend of traditional architecture and modern elements along the way. 🎟️ Tips for Use Operating Hours: The train runs from 9 AM to 6 PM, and weekends and holidays can be crowded, so it's best to book in advance. Fare: The fare varies by section, but purchasing a one-day pass allows you to freely explore multiple sections. Special Trains: Seasonal Randen trains with unique designs are available, so check the schedule and hop on for a special experience. 📝 Instagram Tips Photo Points: Take photos with the Randen train against the backdrop of Arashiyama's bamboo forest, Togetsukyo Bridge, and Kiyomizu-dera Temple.

No exaggeration here—I sincerely want to recommend this cozy husband-and-wife-run kaiseki restaurant. After so many years, I feel like I've finally unlocked the true essence of Kyoto Japanese cuisine 💕 🌟 Otagi is incredibly popular locally and hard to book. After dining here, I understand why it's so beloved by locals—not just because it's a Michelin-starred restaurant, but because of its exceptional craftsmanship. Both the flavors and service are top-notch 👏👏👏 🌟 I find it hard to accurately describe the presentation of the dishes. Otagi's style seems to incorporate natural seasonings to highlight the seasonal essence of the food while showcasing the true flavors of the ingredients: 11 courses for 34,000 yen per person. ✔️ Apple with citrus juice—a refreshing start to the feast. ✔️ Yuzu sesame tofu paired with fugu shirako—a delightful opening. ✔️ Fugu sashimi—its chewy and refreshing texture had me clearing the plate instantly. ✔️ Young tuna sashimi and tilefish soup—adding a touch of depth. ✔️ Five small dishes showcasing the diverse flavors of traditional Japanese cuisine. ✔️ Shrimp taro and carrot with mullet roe salt—a stunning mid-course transition. ✔️ Familiar fried wagyu beef, yet so delicious it felt like a new discovery. ✔️ Snow crab cold noodles with a spicy wasabi kick—absolutely explosive in flavor. ✔️ Fugu karaage—delicious, though less memorable than the sashimi. ✔️ Japanese steamed rice with four options: the rice itself was already excellent, whether paired with crab roe and scrambled eggs, beef curry (my top pick), or crab fried rice—it was a perfect finale, leaving a lingering aftertaste. ✔️ Strawberry mousse, dried persimmon, and green tea mochi—a sweet ending! 💯 This Michelin-starred experience was truly outstanding. Located in Kyoto's Kitaoji area, the restaurant is run by the chef, his wife, and two apprentices—a total of four people. The English-speaking owner's sweet smile made me feel like I was visiting a friend's home. Each dish is accompanied by a handwritten card explaining the dish, showcasing sincerity and truly star-level cuisine. Deeply moved, I feel this visit was absolutely worthwhile, and I must return again in my lifetime 🥰

Attention crab lovers! ⚠️ A must-visit in Kyoto: "Kyoto Kani Gin Kawaramachi Branch" offers an all-you-can-eat feast of King Crab, Matsuba Crab, and Red Snow Crab 😍. Great value for money 🤑, and you can place orders using a QR code 📲 with both Chinese and English interfaces available 💬. . All-You-Can-Eat King Crab, Matsuba Crab, and Red Snow Crab + Unlimited Soft Drinks Set (for 2 people) 🍽️ Price: JPY ¥30,756 💰 . The all-you-can-eat set (for 2 people) 🦀 includes 💰: - King Crab: Exceptionally large and meaty 😱, longer than my arm 💪🏻. The crab legs are packed with tender, sweet, and fresh meat with a subtle ocean flavor 🤤. - Matsuba Crab: Delicate texture with a rich crab aroma 😛. - Red Snow Crab: Softer and smoother texture, with a deliciously fresh taste 😋. . Sushi Set (for 2 people) 🍣 includes 💰: - Sea Urchin Hand Roll 💛🥒 - Three types of sushi 🦐🐙 - Salmon Sushi 🐟 - Green Onion Tuna Belly Tartare Hand Roll 🍙 Fresh sea urchin pairs perfectly with crisp cucumber 👍🏻. . Appetizer (for 2 people) 🥢 includes 💰: - Chilled Tofu 😌 . Salad (for 2 people) 🥗 includes 💰: - Italian Salad with Onsen Egg and Tuna 🇮🇹 . Fried Dishes (for 2 people) 🍤 include 💰: - Fried Chicken Cartilage 🦴 - Crab Cream Croquettes - Takoyaki (Octopus Balls) - Assorted Tempura 🍄🟫 . Main Course (for 2 people) 🍚 includes 💰: - Unagi (Eel) and Egg Rice Bowl 🐠🥚 The eel is not the usual pre-packaged kind‼️ The fish meat is tender with a light charcoal-grilled flavor and savory kabayaki sauce 🔥. Combined with onsen egg and shredded egg 🍳, it’s incredibly flavorful 😗. . Desserts (for 2 people) 🍮 include 💰: - Black Honey Warabi Mochi - Cream with Matcha Ice Cream 🍨 - Chocolate Sauce - Vanilla Ice Cream - Cream with Cheesecake 🍫🍦🍰 - Matcha Ice Cream 🍵 . Unlimited Soft Drinks (for 2 people) 🥤 include 💰: - Various sodas 🍋🟩🫚 - Yogurt Drinks 🫧 - Apple Juice 🍎 - Orange Juice 🍊 - Oolong Tea 🫖 Kyoto Kani Gin Kawaramachi Branch Address: 📍 5th Floor, Kawaramachi DECK by COAST, 291 Nara-ya-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 🕓 Monday to Friday: 16:00-23:00 🕛 Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays: 12:00-23:00 🕓 Limited Set Menu available on Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays: 16:00-20:00 🚄 Hankyu Kyoto Main Line - Kyoto Kawaramachi Station, Exit 3 - About 6 minutes on foot 🚄 Keihan Main Line - Sanjo (Kyoto) Station, Exit 6 - About 9 minutes on foot 🚄 Keihan Main Line - Gion Shijo Station, Exit 4 - About 8 minutes on foot

📍 Itinerary Overview A 3-day escape to Osaka that mixed lively street food scenes with peaceful nature trails — plus a full day of thrills at Universal Studios Japan. From the iconic Kuromon Market to a tranquil hike at Minoo Park, Osaka truly has it all. 🚩 Sightseeing Route Day 1: Arrived in Osaka → Lunch at Kuromon Market → Dotonbori night walk Day 2: Morning trip to Minoo Park → Afternoon café by the waterfall → Back to Namba Day 3: All-day adventure at Universal Studios Japan → Dinner near the hotel 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions • Minoo Park Waterfall: Just 30 minutes from the city, this peaceful nature trail leads to a stunning waterfall. Especially beautiful in autumn. Don’t miss the deep-fried maple leaves! • Kuromon Ichiba Market: A must for seafood lovers. Grilled otoro (fatty tuna) and scallops are juicy and cooked to perfection. • Universal Studios Japan: A full day of fun for all ages. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Minion Park, and thrill rides make it an unforgettable experience. 🚇 Transportation Super convenient with Osaka’s extensive subway and train system. Use the ICOCA card for fast access. Minoo Park via Hankyu Line, and USJ via JR Yumesaki Line. 📷 Photo Spots • The waterfall at Minoo Park in fall • Kuromon Market’s vibrant food stalls • Neon lights at Dotonbori • Hogwarts Castle at USJ — magical both day and night! 🍜 Local Cuisine • Grilled Otoro & scallops at Kuromon Market • Takoyaki and okonomiyaki from street vendors • Café drinks and sweets near Minoo Park • Themed snacks and butterbeer at USJ 🏠 Accommodation Stayed at Hotel The Rock near Namba Station — a stylish and cozy hotel in a perfect location. Easy access to Kuromon Market, Dotonbori, and direct train routes to USJ and Minoo Park. 💡 Tips • Visit Kuromon Market early for the best selection • Wear comfy shoes for the walk to Minoo Waterfall • USJ gets busy — arrive early and consider express passes • Explore Osaka’s street food scene with an open mind — there’s always a tasty surprise waiting! #osaka #universaljapan #minohwaterfallosaka #travel

📍 Itinerary Overview A 3-day journey in Kyoto that brought together serene temples, bamboo forests, and peaceful riverside towns. It was a perfect mix of history, nature, and quiet beauty. 🚩 Sightseeing Route Day 1: Arrived in Kyoto → Visit to Kiyomizu-dera (Wat Nam Sai) → Walk around Higashiyama Day 2: Morning in Arashiyama Bamboo Forest → Afternoon at Ankokuji Temple Day 3: Day trip to Uji for matcha and river views → Return and check in at Rinn Shio Nishinotoin for a restful night 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions • Kiyomizu-dera: Famous temple with stunning views of Kyoto from the wooden terrace • Arashiyama Bamboo Forest: Magical early in the morning before the crowds arrive • Ankokuji Temple: A peaceful hidden gem surrounded by lush trees • Uji: A charming town known for its matcha, temples, and riverside beauty 🚇 Transportation Kyoto’s bus and train system is convenient. IC cards like ICOCA make traveling smooth. Arashiyama and Uji are easily accessible by train. 📷 Photo Spots • Inside the bamboo grove in Arashiyama • Kiyomizu-dera’s main hall • Riverside paths in Uji • Garden views at Ankokuji 🍜 Local Cuisine Try matcha desserts in Uji, yudofu (boiled tofu) near temple areas, and Kyoto-style kaiseki meals. There are also cozy cafés tucked between alleys. 🏠 Accommodation Stayed at Rinn Shio Nishinotoin – a quiet, stylish hotel with a calm atmosphere. Great location and peaceful rooms to unwind after temple hopping. 💡 Tips • Visit temples early to enjoy peace and avoid crowds • Wear comfy shoes — there’s a lot of walking • Try matcha in Uji — it’s some of the best in Japan • Kyoto is about slowing down, so let yourself wander

I got a ticket and went to see the light-up, but the line was really long when it started at 6 PM. It's the first time I've seen more people than Kyoto Station. Maybe it's because it's Sunday... I was planning to take a walk, but I was pushed by the crowds so I quickly took a few pictures and left~ #KyotoTravel #Kyoto

Not far from Kyoto Station, there is a place where you can see the history of Japanese trains at a glance~ If you like trains, it's worth a visit^^; Sometimes, they even have a special exhibition of Galaxy Express 999! #KyotoTravel #RailroadMuseum

A shrine that stands out at the intersection of Gionmachi. There's nothing special about it, but it's just a place I visited while going to Gionmachi. #KyotoTravel #YashikiShrine I couldn't find anything special other than the street food vendors inside the shrine~

I went to Kiyomizu-dera Temple to see the red maple leaves and the light-up. There were so many people that I had to go up and down like a hotteok shop on fire^^ Still, it is a temple that represents Kyoto and a famous place for maple leaves, so I recommend visiting at least once~#KyotoTravel #Kyomizu-dera

Listening to the sound of rushing water at Togetsukyo Bridge is healing. The photo spot is a pretty road that turns right after crossing the bridge and walks straight! If you eat at a nearby sukiyaki restaurant and walk 1 minute to the public hot spring, your day's fatigue will be relieved. Stop by on your way down from Arashiyama (*^^*) #KyotoTravel #Togetsukyo

Kyoto 🇯🇵 Arashiyama Cherry Blossom Viewing One-Day Flash Tour🌸 #Kyoto Sakura 🗓️Itinerary: 1️⃣💮Togetsukyo Bridge 📸The scenery is beautiful, with the river 🏞 and the cherry blossoms in spring being particularly beautiful. 📍1-5 Aobabacho, Saga Tenryuji, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto 2️⃣💮Arashiyama Park🌸 After passing the Zuo Togetsukyo Bridge, you can see the 📸"Arashiyama Ship Terminal" 🛶 with the mountain scenery and river behind it, like a landscape painting 🏞 Afterwards, you can see Arashiyama Park, which is full of cherry blossoms in Nakanoshima. There are different varieties, small shops and restaurants. 📍Arashiyama Park Nakanoshima area 3️⃣💮Tianlong Temple🏯 📸Tenryuji Temple is one of Kyoto's cultural assets listed as a [World Heritage]. The temple is famous for its weeping cherry trees and garden pond scenery. The amulets in the temple are so pretty, I bought two too. High school students and above: 500 yen Elementary and junior high school students: 300 yen Opening hours: 8:30-17:00 📍68, Saga Tenryuji, Amaganobabacho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 🚈Take the Keifuku Electric Railway Arashiyama Line and get off at Arashiyama 🚈Take JR Sagano Line and get off at "Saga Arashiyama" (13 minutes walk) 🚈Take the Hankyu Railway and get off at "Arashiyama" (15 minutes walk) 4️⃣💮Arashiyama Bamboo Forest Trail🎋 I believe that many people who come to Arashiyama will definitely come here. The two rows of bamboos exude a mysterious and tranquil atmosphere. There are many tourists all year round. Many foreigners also wear kimonos 🎎 to take photos here and experience it 📸 📍Tagachiyama-cho, Saga Kokurayama, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City 616-8394 5️⃣💮Sagano Arashiyama Train🚋 There are 2 directions to choose from. 🚞Saga Station/Arashiyama Station→ Aokaa Station 🚞Maoka Station → Saga Station/Arashiyama Station Because it is more difficult to buy tickets from Saga Station during the cherry blossom season So I booked a left on the route and departed from Kameoka Station🚞 Although this is my second ride, it was especially beautiful this time because there were cherry blossoms along the way. Although they were not in full bloom, it was already satisfying 🌸🥰. 📸Passing through the Hozu Gorge Valley and cruise ship 🛶 Along the beautiful scenery, it is amazing in just 25 minutes🤩 There is a row of cherry blossoms blooming at the alighting area of ​​the Sagano Arashiyama train 🚋 (Kameoka Station), attracting many tourists to check in 🌸📸 Train ticket: Adults (12 years and above) 880 yen Children (6-11 years old) 440 yen 📍621-0825 Shinoyama Kanda, Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture 6️⃣💮Kyoto’s popular “Geisha face” Café YOJIYA CAFE☕️ 📸When you come to this Café, you must try the signature "Geisha Face" dessert 🌸Sakura Parfait🌸 1,500 yen 💚Matcha Parfait🍵 1,500 yen There is a small Japanese garden in the cafe. There is a cherry blossom tree in full bloom. You can enjoy the view while eating. It is very satisfying for your eyes and taste. 📍2, Tateishicho, Saga Tenryuji Temple, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City #Kyoto Sakura 7️⃣💮Kazori Shrine⛩️ 📸If you want to avoid many tourists and go to a quiet place to enjoy cherry blossoms, I definitely recommend this hidden secret place "Kumari Shrine ⛩️" This shrine is known as the "most popular shrine in the entertainment industry", and they also pray for smooth career development or successful performances. Although there are not many cherry blossoms here, there are different varieties, and the scene is very beautiful🤩🌸 📍23 Saga Asahicho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City ■ Worship time: 9:30~17:00 Transportation: Get off at the Arashiyama Railway "Shazei Jinja" station. 8️⃣💮Buy souvenirs in Arashiyama🛍 Snoopy and Rilakkuma both have more tourists, and some of them are special souvenirs that are only available in Kyoto👍. 💞Recommendation reason: Definitely suitable for travelers who want to know more about Kyoto culture and like the beauty of nature. #车泽神社 #KYOTO #Arashiyama #嵯娨 #観光 #japantravel #日本FreeTravel #JapaneseGood Places #Travel Check-in #Travel Itinerary #Japanese Views #苏浵なphoto #photo #绮丽 #无码 #神社 # Cherry Blossom #桜花 #桜のseason #桜の Blossom #花见 #hay咲き桜 #Guanshanzakura #红琶 #sakura #cherryblossom #八重 Sakura #やえざくら

#OsakaTravel 1~2. Universal Studios Japan 🎢 How about going back to childhood for a day? Minions, Harry Potter, Nintendo World… What can I say about Universal?🩷 ⸻ 3. Nara Deer Park 🦌 Deer that really greet you… so cute If you buy deer senbei and go, you’ll feel like a popular star The weather is perfect for taking a leisurely walk with an empty mind ⸻ 4. Kyoto Ginkaku-ji Temple A quiet hidden garden in Kyoto with a subtle charm A place that was even better because it wasn’t crowded ✨ A space where even the sound of the wind is pretty ⸻ 5. Kiyomizu-dera Temple ⛩️ View of Kyoto from a high place Cherry blossoms in spring, autumn leaves in fall!! A special temple in all four seasons ⸻ 6~7. Dotonbori Street & Glico Sign 📸 Glico Sign pose is a national rule At night, it becomes completely splendid with the sign lights 🍢 Holding a takoyaki in hand This feeling of walking along the river, it's really a trip ⸻ 8~9. Abeno Harukas Observatory The view of Osaka from the skyscraper 🌇 It's twice as impressive when you see it at sunset and at night 💙 Successfully capturing Osaka at a glance ⸻ 10. Osaka Castle If you go when the cherry blossoms are falling, it's just like a painting 🌸 There's a museum inside the castle, so you can travel through history It was also a great place to walk along the river ♥ #Osaka travel course #Places to visit in Osaka #Kyoto travel #Nara travel #usj

How to prepare for a smooth trip to Japan (for beginners) Toon's 10-day trip to Japan just ended not long ago. I traveled by myself from Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe, Himeji, to the World Heritage Village in the central part of the country. Japan is so lovely. But before traveling, I was quite worried, especially because it was my first time managing everything myself, from tickets to trains. So I'd like to share "What You Should Prepare" for beginners who are going to Japan so that you don't miss out! ⸻ 📌 1. Passport with at least 6 months remaining validity Many people forget to check this before booking a ticket! Toon recommends checking your passport first. If it's about to expire, it's safest to renew it. ⸻ 📌 2. Apps You Should Download and Install Toon uses these apps every day to the point that I feel like I can't do without them: • Navigation apps (used to check train/walking routes) • Translation apps for reading menus/signs • Websites to check regional train schedules • Accommodation booking apps • Websites to register to enter Japan (should be done in advance) • Trip planning apps that can save expenses and view maps of tourist attractions Download them before traveling It will make everything much smoother. ⸻ 📌 3. SIM/Internet is a must! Toon chooses to use roaming service from the network that I usually use because I don't have to change SIMs. But if you are more comfortable using eSIM or buying a Japanese SIM, you can do that too. Just having internet access from the first day will make it much easier to find your way and use various services. ⸻ 📌 4. Prepare enough cash Although Japan accepts credit cards in large stores, small stores or buses and markets usually only accept cash. Toon brought about 50,000 yen (about 12,000 baht) to spend on food and small souvenirs. The rest can be used with a card. ⸻ 📌 5. Comfortable shoes are very important! I walk no less than 20,000 steps per day. Toon chooses to wear sneakers with soft soles that are comfortable to wear (some days I even add another layer of insoles) because I once wore fashionable shoes and they hurt so much that I could barely walk… ⸻ 📌 6. Important documents that you should carry with you Toon printed all the documents in a thin plastic file and carried them with her. In case the officer asks, she can submit them immediately: • Passport • QR Code for entry registration • Accommodation reservation information • Long-distance train tickets (if any) • Travel insurance ⸻ 🌸 Summary: Going to Japan is not as difficult as you think if you prepare everything before departure. Toon is also a newbie, but just checking this list will make your trip smooth! For those who are preparing, try checking the following. Then you will be able to travel to Japan comfortably and have fun for sure! ⸻ #Prepare for a trip to Japan #Travel to Japan #Travel to Japan by yourself

Masakiya, which has been in business for 60 years, has branches mainly in Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe, Nagoya, and Okayama. Mainly restaurants and doing takeaway in department store stores. The restaurant concept is to eat affordable meals in a relaxing environment🍽. BBQ set meal🍢1210 yen (tax included) There are charcoal grilled chicken skewers, chicken kidney, chicken cartilage. Gillette shrimp, chicken miso fried ribs. The set comes with salad, rice and bean curd soup, the chicken skewers are very seasoned, very charcoal aroma, fried food is also very fragrant fried crispy. This place in the underground shopping mall of Kyoto Station is perfect for guests who have a quick meal after sightseeing in the evening. Honestly, this price can sit in a good environment, the food quality is not good, really a conscience shop 👍 Recommended gourmet charcoal grilled chicken skewers 📍902, Higashio Koji-cho, Umaru Shimokoji, Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto Direct exit from "Kyoto Station" on all JR lines Exit directly from Kyoto City Metro Umaru Line "Kyoto Station" Business hours 11:00 ~ 22:00 #Masaki House #Kansai #skewer shop #Kyoto Station #charcoal grilled izakaya #まさきや #焼鸟 #まさきや #やきとり #やきとり set meal #焼鸟 set meal #yakitori #Aprilgoodplaces2025 #foodphotography #trip

Travel to Japan for 7 days, 6 cities with a low budget that anyone can follow #TravelJapan #ShareTravelPlan #ShareJapanTravelPlan #TravelOsaka #ShareOsakaTravelPlan ### 🗓 **Day 1 – 14 April 2024** * World Heritage Village **Shirakawa-go** *(Shirakawa-go)* --- ### 🗓 **Day 2 – 15 April 2024** *(Kanazawa Tour)* * **Higashi Chaya District** * **Omicho Market** * **Kanazawa Castle** *(Kanazawa Castle)* * **Kenrokuen Garden** *(Kenrokuen Garden)* --- ### 🗓 **Day 3 – 16 April 2024** * **Kobe** * **Nunobiki Herb Garden** *(Ride the cable car)* * **Shinkansen Hello Kitty** to **Himeji** * **Himeji Castle** *(Himeji Castle)* * End at **Steak Land** (Famous Kobe Beef Restaurant) --- ### 🗓 **Day 4 – 17 April 2024** * **Kyoto** * **Ginkakuji Temple** * **Philosopher’s Path** * **Nanzen-ji Temple** --- ### 🗓 **Day 5 – 18 Apr 2024** * **Kyoto** * **Fushimi Inari Taisha** * **Kiyomizu-dera Temple** * **Kinkaku-ji Temple** * **THISIS SHIZEN** (Ice Cream Shop) --- ### 🗓 **Day 6 – 19 Apr 2024** *(Osaka)* * **Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine** * **Shinseikai Market** * **Tsutenkoji Tower** * **Namba Yasaka Jinja Shrine** --- ### 🗓 **Day 7 – 20 Apr 2567** *(Rinku Town)* * **Rinku Premium Outlet** *(Beachfront)* * **Ferris Wheel** (near outlet) * **Small cafe** in the beachfront area

#Travel to save the world Arashiyama Bamboo Forest in Kyoto is a beautiful and peaceful natural tourist attraction located behind Tenryuji Temple. This bamboo forest has bamboo trees over 10 meters high lined up for about 500 meters, creating a shady atmosphere and the sound of bamboo hitting each other like a natural song. The highlight is Nonomiya Shrine, which is famous for love and good luck. There are also bicycle services, antique rickshaws and kimono photography activities. It is beautiful in every season, perfect for relaxing and taking impressive photos. To get there from Kyoto, take the JR Saga Arashiyama Line and get off at Saga Arashiyama Station, then walk for about 10 minutes, or the Hankyu Line and get off at Arashiyama Station, then walk for 15 minutes to reach this bamboo forest easily.

#Travel to save the world The Nijo Castle Sakura Festival is usually held from mid-March to early April at Nijo Castle, Kyoto. It is a great place to see the cherry blossom lights at night with projection mapping at Karamon Gate, along with over 300 cherry trees from 50 species. The atmosphere is a perfect blend of history and digital art. There is a Sakura bar and other activities to enjoy. If you have plans to visit Kyoto during the cherry blossom season next year, we highly recommend that you don't miss it! 🚞 How to get there Take the JR Zain or Kansai Line and get off at Nijo Station, then walk for about 10 minutes, or take the Karasuma Subway Line and get off at Nijo-mae Station. It takes a few minutes to walk to the castle. The lights are on from 18:00-22:00 (last entry at 21:00). It is recommended to book tickets in advance for convenience.

#Travel to save the world Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine in Kyoto is a famous Shinto shrine with thousands of red-orange torii gates, forming a tunnel up Mount Inari, 233 meters high. Tourists love to take pictures and walk around the charming atmosphere of the shrine, filled with fox statues, the messengers of the god Inari, the god of rice cultivation and fertility. 🚞 It is very convenient to travel. You can take the JR Nara Line from Kyoto Station and get off at Inari Station. Walk for 1 minute to the shrine. Or take the Keihan Main Line and get off at Fushimi-Inari Station and walk for about 5-7 minutes. The shrine is open to visitors all day long and free of charge. It is perfect for walking and enjoying nature and Japanese culture to the fullest.

#Kyoto Sakura If you want to enjoy the night cherry blossoms in Kyoto, the best place to go is #Toji! The five-story pagoda of Toji Temple, the cherry blossom forest in front of the pagoda, and the Fuji-zakura are three popular spots for viewing cherry blossoms at night. The lights are on at night and it is super dreamy. The five-story pagoda landmark is like a shining lighthouse, and the red cherry blossoms and green willows are reflected on the lake. It is so beautiful! The 120-year-old Fuji-zakura is breathtakingly beautiful, with a five-story pagoda and cherry blossom forest in the foreground and background. The layers of flowers and lights are so charming that the ¥1,000 ticket is worth it! Most of the cherry blossoms in Toji Temple are Somei Yoshino cherry trees, of which there are about 200. However, the most eye-catching one is the giant double-flowered red weeping cherry tree - Fuji-zakura. The cherry blossom forest, set against the backdrop of the five-story pagoda, is fragrant and beautiful, and the scenery is spectacular, just as the word "fubi" suggests: there is no other, unique. #Kyoto #Toji Temple #Night Sakura

Water and Fire Tenmangu Shrine, located in Kyoto's Kamigyo Ward, may appear unassuming at first glance, but it holds the distinction of being Japan's first Tenmangu Shrine. Dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the deity of learning, it is also known as one of the "Kyoto Eight Shrines." This shrine is a well-kept secret among locals as a prime spot for cherry blossom viewing and has been selected as one of the "Kyoto Cherry Blossom Top 100 Hidden Spots." It is particularly famous for its stunning weeping cherry trees, which bloom in a dazzling display. Though small in size, the shrine boasts two magnificent weeping cherry trees at its center—one pink and one white. When in full bloom, these trees transform the surroundings into a romantic spectacle. The combination of blue skies, white clouds, and the ancient shrine creates an almost dreamlike atmosphere. Moreover, the area is quiet and serene, offering the refined elegance of Kyoto without the overwhelming crowds of tourists, making it a truly pleasant experience. To visit, take City Bus No. 9 heading toward Nishigamo Depot and get off at the Tenjin Park stop. While you're in the area, consider exploring nearby Honryuji Temple and Myorenji Temple, both of which also feature beautiful floral displays.

Located next to the International Conference Center, the terminal station of the Kyoto Metro Line, Baoshi Park greets visitors with its expansive green forest as soon as they step out of the station. The enchanting pink cherry blossom forest in the distance is a hidden gem, favored by locals for cherry blossom viewing. Baoshi Park spans a vast area and features an artificial pond called "Baoshi Pond," originally designed for flood control and irrigation. Over time, it evolved into a public park. Surrounding Baoshi Pond are cherry blossom groves, plum blossom groves, bird-watching areas, and a 1.5-kilometer-long promenade, with a total of 600 cherry trees planted throughout the park. The park is tranquil and less crowded, with fresh air that makes it perfect for a leisurely stroll around the lake. Starting from the International Conference Center subway station, visitors can explore the Iris Garden, Plum Grove, Matsuzaki, Forest Park, and North Garden before looping back to the station. This route is ideal for cherry blossom viewing, walking, or jogging during springtime.

#Kyoto Sakura #原谷苑 is known as "the cherry blossoms that you must see in your lifetime" and is a well-known cherry blossom viewing spot in Kita-ku, Kyoto. It is located in the valley behind Kinkaku-ji Temple and Ryoan-ji Temple. There are more than 400 cherry trees, as well as peach, plum, azalea, daffodil, etc. planted. In spring, when all the flowers are in full bloom, it is like a paradise. There are many varieties of cherry blossoms in Haratani Garden, from the earliest weeping cherry blossoms, to the Urushi cherry blossoms, Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms, double cherry blossoms, yellow cherry blossoms, green cherry blossoms, chrysanthemum cherry blossoms, and rural cherry blossoms, all of which are vying for beauty. Transportation to Haratani Garden is inconvenient. You need to take the subway to Kitaoji Station, then take the city bus 205 towards Kinkaku-ji, get off at Kotenjin Station, and then transfer to the bus towards Haratani. After getting off at the terminal, it is only 2 minutes' walk away. #Kyoto #Haratanien