The Izumi Museum has a collection of more than 3,500 pieces, with a core collection of about 500 Chinese bronzes and bronze mirrors. Both in terms of quantity and quality, it is the leader in overseas bronze collections. Therefore, the "Age of Chinese Bronze" held at the Izumi Museum this spring is also worth paying attention to. If you go to visit the Izumi Museum's reopening exhibition, we also recommend that you pay special attention to this bronze exhibition, including the museum's treasure Tiger You, the early Warring States period chime bells, the Qiang bell, the Kui God drum, the owl zun, the taotie pattern square lei, the taotie pattern square yi, the ge you and other important bronze objects in the collection are all on display.

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There are not many people in general, it is very interesting, experience the train 100 years ago, the scenery along the way is good, strolling in the town of Guigang, very comfortable! There are also manpower boats next to the canyon to experience!

Kiyomizu-dera Temple

Spring Outings

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一直在路上的猫

One of the oldest temples in Kyoto, it was built in 778 and listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 1994. You can enjoy cherry blossoms in spring and red maples in autumn. The Kiyomizu stage in the temple is supported by 139 large pillars and overlooks the entire Kyoto. A must-see when visiting Kyoto.

Tickets are free, but the main hall inside costs 500 yen. After buying the ticket, you can turn around and take photos and check in with the ticket. The Hanging Temple is a good spot for taking photos and checking in. The Century Kiss of Shinran in Conan is also here.
There is also a mountain behind, so if you have time, you can climb up and have fun.

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One of Kyoto&#39;s oldest shrines, the main god of harvest, business boom, family security, the shrine behind thousands of scarlet bird dwellings stretching to the top of the mountain, is a representative landscape of Kyoto. When I came, at about 1 noon, there were a lot of tourists. There were many shops at the door that could change clothes in kimonos. There were a lot of kimonos for younger brothers and sisters. There were not many cherry blossoms in mid-April. Thousand Birds ⛩️ In fact, it is better to take pictures with fewer people walking inside. If you just simply stroll down quickly, there is a mountain to climb up behind, and the mountain overlooks the panoramic view of Kyoto.

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Located in the northwest of Kyoto City, the eastern edge of Danbo Heights, it is known as &quot;Kyoto&#39;s first victory&quot;. Inside: Yuye Bamboo Forest, Duyue Bridge, Lushan Park (composed of Guishan, Nakanoshima, Linchuan Temple, there are red pine, cherry blossom trees, maple trees, etc., as well as squares, resting places, observation deck and other facilities.), Tianlong Temple, Nomiya Shrine and other shrines. There is also Iwatashan Monkey Park. The Ping An era is an aristocratic resort, the Edo era has become a temple and shrine center, and the Meiji Renovation has gradually become a tourist attraction. ◦ You can take the Sapporo sightseeing train: drive along the Baojinchuan River Valley, the whole journey is 7.3 kilometers, about 25 minutes a way, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the four seasons. ◦ Baojinchuan rafting cruise: You can experience it in Guigang, cross the Qingshan Canyon to the Duyue Bridge, the fare is 4,100 yen for adults. I actually felt good after a tour, especially compared with the famous Sichuan Mountain of the motherland. The scenery is more exquisite and there is nothing special.

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Amazing Experience in Kyoto&rsquo;s Gion During AutumnVisiting Kyoto in autumn was truly a breathtaking experience, and Gion was the highlight of my trip. The combination of historic streets, traditional wooden machiya houses, and the vibrant autumn foliage created a magical atmosphere. Walking through Hanamikoji Street felt like stepping back in time, with the occasional sighting of elegantly dressed maiko adding to the charm.

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