Ginkgo Viewing in Kyoto
Ginkgo Viewing in Kyoto
Ginkgo Viewing in Kyoto
Kyoto Prefecture
Kyoto

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Ginkgo Viewing in Kyoto
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Best time to visitNov-Dec

Introduction Ginkgo Viewing in Kyoto

Introduction
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There are many magnificent ginkgo landscapes in Kyoto, Japan. The golden colors of Nishi Honganji and Higashi Honganji have their own atmospheres. There is a huge ginkgo tree in Nishi Honganji that is nearly 400 years old and is called the "reverse ginkgo". Because its growth direction is opposite to that of ordinary ginkgo, its branches, like roots, extend as far out as possible, as if trying to support the entire sky. The golden ginkgo avenue of Higashi Honganji still decorates the temple beautifully and elegantly. The ginkgo trees that slightly poke their heads out from the ancient monuments are full of poetry. There are also Fokoji Temple, Imamiya Shrine, Kyoto Imperial Garden, etc., which are also great places to enjoy ginkgo.

Trip Moments Ginkgo Viewing in Kyoto

Ginkgo Viewing in Kyoto Trip Moments
Ginkgo Viewing in Kyoto: Nishi Honganji Temple | Ginkgo trees growing horizontally.

Ginkgo Viewing in Kyoto: Nishi Honganji Temple | Ginkgo trees growing horizontally.

There are many places to view ginkgo trees in Kyoto, Japan, and Nishi Honganji Temple is one of the best places to view ginkgo leaves❗ Nishi Honganji Temple is the head temple of the Jodo Shinshu Honganji-ha sect. Many people describe it as "rich and powerful," and it is the wealthiest temple in Japan. The Hiunkaku Pavilion is considered a national treasure of Japan, and Nishi Honganji Temple is a World Cultural Heritage Site✨ 🌲Ginkgo trees in Nishi Honganji Temple: There are three ancient ginkgo trees in Nishi Honganji Temple. The one that is over 400 years old withers earlier every year, and my favorite is the one that grows horizontally like a giant bonsai. It is very beautiful👍🏻 🕰️Best time to view ginkgo trees: The best time to view ginkgo trees is from mid to late November every year, or early December if the weather is warm. During this time, the golden ginkgo leaves are especially beautiful in the sunlight. 🚗Transportation: From Tokyo or Osaka, you can take the Shinkansen to Kyoto Station. From Kyoto Station, you can take a taxi or take bus No. 9, 28, or 75 to Nishi Honganji-mae Station, and walk for 2–3 minutes. 💰Tickets: Free🆓
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A complete guide to viewing ginkgo trees at Kyoto Iwato Ochiba Shrine.

A complete guide to viewing ginkgo trees at Kyoto Iwato Ochiba Shrine.

🎏A complete guide to viewing ginkgo trees at Kyoto Iwato Ochiba Shrine🎏 🍁Kyoto Iwato Ochiba Shrine is definitely a treasure trove for viewing ginkgo trees! Today, we bring you a super detailed guide so you don't miss any of the beautiful scenery here😉. 📍Location: 10 Ono Shimo no Cho, Kita Ward, Kyoto. 💡Best viewing season: Mid-November to late November. During this period, the four giant ginkgo trees in the shrine, which are over 350 years old, about 30 meters high, and with trunks stretching up to 3 meters, have golden leaves that look like a golden ocean, which is breathtaking. 🕙Opening hours: The opening hours are 9:00 am to 5:00 pm daily (the specific time may be adjusted according to the actual situation, so it is recommended to check the relevant official information or consult the local tourism agency before you go). 🌟Best viewing spots: - Shrine Torii: The giant ginkgo trees and the vermilion torii gate complement each other, and the golden ginkgo leaves cascade down like a waterfall, like a beautiful painting, making it a great place for photography enthusiasts. - Shrine courtyard: Stroll through the shrine courtyard, where the thick ginkgo leaves underfoot are like a golden carpet, and the golden leaves above your head make you feel like you are in a dream world. 🚌Transportation: - From Kyoto Station: Take the JR bus in front of Kyoto Station in the direction of "Shuzan" and get off at "Ono-go" after about an hour. Note that the JR bus stop to Iwato Ochiba Shrine is also the bus stop to the Takao area, a famous maple viewing spot in Kyoto. The bus to Takao and the bus to Shuzan go in the same direction, but the bus to Takao only goes to the area near Jingoji Temple, while the bus to Shuzan goes to Ono-go. - From Arashiyama: About 20 minutes by car. 💕Tips: - There may be more tourists during the ginkgo viewing season, so it is recommended to plan your trip in advance and allow enough time. - Bring your camera to capture the beautiful moments, but also be sure to protect the environment of the shrine. Come to Iwato Ochiba Shrine and enjoy this golden feast of autumn!🎉🎉🎉
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Kyoto Rurikoin Alternative | Free Viewing of Beijing's Best Ginkgo Trees.

Kyoto Rurikoin Alternative | Free Viewing of Beijing's Best Ginkgo Trees.

Kyoto Rurikoin Alternative Just look through this window To see Beijing's best ginkgo trees 🍂 The best part is that it's all free 🆓! . This is a view from the Capital Hotel Trust me, go to the hotel lobby, turn right, take the elevator, and walk 50 meters The glass is right in front of you, it's amazing‼️ No one will stop you, just go in . Ginkgo Viewing Period: Taken on November 11, about 70% of the leaves have turned yellow 🔸 The best viewing period is expected to be this weekend, November 16–17 ❣️ It will last about a week This is almost the last "autumn color" in Beijing After seeing the Capital Hotel, the most beautiful autumn in Beiping is almost over
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