[2025 Kyoto Attraction] Travel Guide for Kiyomizu-dera Temple (Updated Apr)

Traveling without a car and with a mother who has foot pain. If this is your first time visiting Osaka or you plan to travel alone, I believe this post will be very useful for you. ———————————————————————————— I recommend buying the 'New Osaka Amazing Pass' online in advance, as it allows unlimited rides on the subway within Osaka for 2 days and access to 40 attractions, including several free boat rides. (Note: This is different from the Osaka Enjoy Eco Card). Also, consider getting an ICOCA card for convenient payments. [Available at subway vending machines] Day 1 (Arriving in Osaka at 10 AM due to an overnight flight) [Using the Amazing Pass, all attractions below are free] Arrive at Kansai Airport in the morning, take a train to the hotel to store luggage, and then have breakfast. In the afternoon, visit Osaka Castle (the Nishinomaru Garden offers great photo opportunities of the castle, free entry with the Amazing Pass), explore the KAIYODO Figure Museum, have lunch at the nearby mall, then visit the Osaka Castle Museum. Before 4:30 PM, take the last Nakanoshima sightseeing boat. In the evening, take the subway to Osaka Port Station to ride the Tempozan Ferris Wheel and visit the Osaka Aquarium (you can also visit the Sakishima Cosmo Tower Observatory on the way). Have dinner and then return to the hotel to check in and rest. Day 2 [Using the New Osaka Amazing Pass, all attractions below are free] At noon, visit the HEP FIVE Ferris Wheel and the Umeda Harukas 300 Observatory, have lunch, then visit the Sky Museum, and then take a train to the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living. In the evening, visit Tsutenkaku, Shinsekai Main Street, Jan Jan Yokocho (Nanyo Main Street), have dinner, and then enjoy a night stroll in Dotonbori. Day 3 [Using the ICOCA card for JR/Toei Subway, round trip costs around 1400 yen per person] After breakfast, take a train to Himeji Station. After lunch, visit Himeji Castle, Hyogo Prefectural Museum of History, and Koko-en Garden (the museum behind the castle is highly recommended, visit in this order: Koko-en Garden—Himeji Castle—Museum to avoid backtracking). In the evening, stroll along Miyuki-dori Shopping Street, return to Osaka, and visit the Nagai Botanical Garden teamLab. Finally, have dinner. Day 4 [Using the ICOCA card for JR/Toei Subway, round trip costs around 1400 yen per person] After breakfast, take a train to Kyoto. At noon, visit Yasaka Shrine, Kiyomizu Temple and its surrounding streets, have lunch, then visit Nijo Castle (advance online reservation required for Nijo Castle Main Hall and Kyoto Imperial Palace). In the evening, visit the Kyoto National Museum (open until 8 PM on Fridays, but one of the halls is currently closed), explore Kyoto Tower, and have dinner. Day 5 At noon, visit Kuromon Market for lunch. If it rains, visit the Osaka Museum of History, then rest at the hotel. In the evening, walk from the hotel to the Shinsaibashi shopping area, have dinner, and then shop at Don Quijote in Dotonbori. Day 6 After breakfast, check out and store luggage. At noon, visit Tennoji Zoo (some areas are currently under renovation, the polar bears and penguins are worth seeing) and the Tsutenkaku shopping street, then take the subway to the airport. I hope the above content helps you plan your trip.

Japan, this charming country, evokes a sense of longing, whether it's the dazzling cherry blossom season or the tranquil snowy landscapes. Today, let me take you on a journey to explore Japan's popular destinations and enjoy a spontaneous trip! Must-See Attractions 1. Tokyo Tower🗼: Tokyo's landmark building. Whether day or night, the panoramic view of Tokyo from the top of the tower is breathtaking. 2. Senso-ji Temple🏯: Tokyo's oldest temple, retaining a rich traditional atmosphere. Pass through Kaminarimon, stroll along Nakamise-dori Street, and experience the charm of the old streets. 3. Ueno Park🏞️: Tokyo's green lung. Not only does it offer beautiful natural scenery, but it also boasts rich cultural facilities such as the Tokyo National Museum and the zoo. 4. Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Kyoto🛕: A representative attraction in Kyoto, built on the cliffs of Mount Otowa, famous for its wooden stage and magnificent views. 5. Universal Studios Japan, Osaka🎢: A paradise for movie and animation lovers. The thrilling rides and spectacular shows make it an unforgettable experience. 6. Mount Fuji🌄: A symbol of Japan. Whether hiking, skiing, or viewing from afar, you can feel the magnificence of this sacred mountain. 7. Nara Park🐾: Get up close and personal with leisurely strolling deer and experience the tranquility and harmony of the ancient city of Nara. 8. Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium🐬: A world-renowned aquarium with a huge tank and abundant marine life, making it a great place for family outings. Food Recommendations • Sushi🍣: Savor fresh seafood and experience the perfect combination of raw fish and rice. • Ramen🍜: Rich broth, firm noodles, a bowl of steaming hot ramen will satisfy your taste buds. • Tempura🍤: Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, with a rich texture, it's a classic in Japanese cuisine. • Wagyu Beef🥩: Delicate texture, melts in your mouth, it's the perfect choice for experiencing high-end Japanese cuisine. Transportation Japan's public transportation system is highly developed, with extensive subway, train, and bus networks. Purchasing a JR Pass allows convenient travel throughout Japan by train. In large cities and tourist hotspots, taxis or shared bikes are also available as means of transportation. Accommodation From luxury hotels to budget-friendly inns, to unique guesthouses and youth hostels, Japan offers a wide variety of accommodation options. When booking accommodation, you can choose according to your budget and preferences. Also, don't forget to check the transportation and dining facilities around your accommodation in advance! Tips • When shopping in Japan, remember to use the tax refund service to save money. • While mobile payments are common in Japan, many places still accept cash. It is recommended to carry a certain amount of cash for emergencies. • Respecting local culture and customs, and observing public order and traffic rules, are essential prerequisites for enjoying your trip to Japan.

During the Qingming Festival, why not take an 8-day trip to Japan on a whim? This is a great itinerary that will take you to experience the spring scenery of Japan. Don’t miss it! -------- Japan has a rich history, picturesque scenery and blooming cherry blossoms. 🎌Customs vary from place to place. From the ancient charm of Kyoto to the prosperity of Tokyo, experience the different charm of Japanese style. 🍣Delicious food and hot springs, don't miss it! -------- **Route suggestion: 🇯🇵8-day in-depth tour guide in Japan** DAY1: 📍Shinjuku——Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden Arrive in Tokyo, the first stop is Shinjuku to experience the bustling city, stroll through Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, and enjoy the tranquility of the Japanese garden. DAY2: 📍Sensoji Temple——Sumida Park——Tokyo Skytree——Ueno Park Explore the ancient charm of Sensō-ji Temple, stroll along Sumida Park to Tokyo Skytree to overlook the beautiful scenery of Tokyo, and finally go to Ueno Park to experience the fusion of nature and culture. DAY3: 📍Tokyo Disneyland——Tokyo DisneySea Enjoy the Disneyland and the ocean all day long and experience the fantasy and joy of the fairy tale world. DAY4: 📍Kiyomizu Temple——Nenenzaka——Yasaka Shrine——Maruyama Park Visit Kiyomizu Temple in the ancient capital of Kyoto, stroll along the quaint Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka, pay homage to the Yasaka Shrine, and finally go to Maruyama Park to enjoy the beautiful scenery. DAY5: 📍Silver Pavilion - Philosophy Path - Nanzenji Temple Explore the tranquil beauty of Ginkaku-ji Temple, stroll along Philosopher's Path to reflect on life, and finally arrive at Nanzen-ji Temple to experience the profound Zen. DAY6: 📍Nara Park——Mount Wakakusa——Todaiji Temple——Kasuga Taisha Shrine——Toushodaiji Temple Go to Nara, dance with the deer in Nara Park, climb to the top of Mount Wakakusa to overlook the panoramic view, visit Todaiji Temple and Kasuga Taisha Shrine to feel the rich history of the ancient capital, and finally visit Toshodaiji Temple to explore the Tang Dynasty style. DAY7: 📍Osaka Castle Park——Osaka Water Bus Aqua Liner——Shinsaibashi Visit Osaka Castle Park to experience the vicissitudes of history, take a water bus to explore the city's water system, and finally go to Shinsaibashi to enjoy shopping. DAY8: 📍Kansai Airport Outlets & Return Home On the last day, we went to Kansai Airport Outlets to pick up souvenirs and ended our wonderful trip with a lot of souvenirs. -------- Must-see attractions: Tokyo Disneyland 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: 1-1 Maihama, Urayasu City, Chiba Prefecture Opening hours: February 22-July 10 09:00-21:00 Duration: 1 day A large Disney theme park with seven themed areas where you can enjoy a fairytale world! Tokyo DisneySea 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: 1-13 Maihama, Urayasu City, Chiba Prefecture Opening hours: December 30, 2024 - July 31, 2025, 09:00-21:00 Duration: 1 day Inspired by ocean stories, it brings a different theme park experience and allows you to explore the fantasy world of the deep sea! Tokyo Skytree 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: 1-1-2 Sumida-ku, Tokyo Opening hours: (no specific time limit) Play time: 1-2 hours Climb up the Tokyo Skytree and get a 360-degree view of Tokyo and the entire city! Osaka Castle Park 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: 1-1 Osaka Castle, Chuo-ku, Osaka Opening hours: Open all day Play time: 1-3 hours A great place to enjoy cherry blossoms and plum blossoms. The park is full of greenery and you can feel the tranquility and harmony of nature! -------- Tips for visiting: 🍱The prices of specialty products need to be compared, as they vary in different regions. Shop around before making a purchase~ 🍣The food experience should be comprehensive, sushi and sashimi must be tried, as well as ramen and barbecue! 🚌The airport transportation was arranged early, the bus and subway were very convenient, and the travel was worry-free and easier. 📸Don’t miss the opportunity to take photos and check in, capture the beautiful scenery and leave beautiful memories! -------- A trip to Japan is not just about cherry blossoms and hot springs, there are many more unknowns waiting for you to explore. Every trip is a conversation with yourself.

During cherry blossom season, Kyoto transforms into a dreamlike wonderland, with pink and white blossoms adorning every corner of the city. It's unbelievably romantic. Here's a classic 4-day, 3-night cherry blossom viewing itinerary to help you enjoy the beauty of the season. Preparation Visa: Obtain a Japanese tourist visa in advance and prepare all necessary documents. Flights and Accommodation: Book round-trip flights and a hotel in the city center or a location with convenient transportation. Transportation Card: Purchase an IC card like Suica or ICOCA for easy travel on subways and buses. Itinerary Day 1: Gion - Hanamikoji Street - Yasaka Shrine After arriving in Kyoto, check in to your hotel and take a short rest. In the afternoon, head to Gion, a historic district with charming wooden architecture. Stroll along Hanamikoji Street, where you might encounter geishas in elegant kimonos gracefully passing beneath the cherry blossoms. Afterward, visit Yasaka Shrine, where the vermillion buildings create a striking contrast against the pink cherry blossoms—a perfect photo opportunity. Day 2: Kiyomizu-dera Temple - Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka Slopes - Mount Hiei In the morning, visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple, a prime spot for cherry blossom viewing. From the temple's wooden stage, you'll have a panoramic view of the cherry blossoms covering the hillsides. Take a leisurely walk along the historic Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka slopes, savoring the atmosphere and trying local snacks. In the afternoon, go to Mount Hiei for a hike amidst the cherry blossoms, enjoying fresh air and tranquil countryside scenery. Day 3: Kamo River - Philosopher's Path - Ginkaku-ji Temple Start your day with a stroll along the Kamo River, where the water reflects the cherry blossoms on both banks, creating a picturesque scene. Find a spot on the riverbank for a relaxing picnic. In the afternoon, walk along the Philosopher's Path, a canal-side path lined with cherry trees and charming shops. In the evening, visit Ginkaku-ji Temple to admire the beautiful scenery of the temple against the backdrop of cherry blossoms and soak in the peaceful atmosphere. Day 4: Nijo Castle - Kyoto Gyoen National Garden Visit Nijo Castle in the morning, where the castle grounds are adorned with cherry blossoms, enhancing its historical grandeur. Admire the blossoms in the castle's gardens and experience the unique blend of history and nature. In the afternoon, head to Kyoto Gyoen National Garden, where the vast greenery and blooming cherry blossoms offer a refreshing escape. Enjoy a leisurely walk here, concluding your cherry blossom journey on a perfect note. Tips for Cherry Blossom Viewing Choose early morning or evening for cherry blossom viewing to avoid crowds and enjoy different atmospheres. Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be doing a lot of walking. Savor local specialties, such as cherry blossom-flavored desserts and wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets). Kyoto's cherry blossom season is short but beautiful. This 4-day, 3-night itinerary allows you to fully appreciate the charm of the cherry blossoms and the ancient elegance of Kyoto. We hope you have an unforgettable pink-filled experience in Kyoto! 🌸

: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ”👘 ⭐ Overnight at Kamogawa: Lie down by the river and listen to the water. I have learned 99% of the laziness of Kyoto people. 🌸 Day 5: Philosophy of Osaka Castle ⭐ Osaka Castle Park: The castle tower and the old men and women fight for a bench. The secret is: "Pretend to look at the map, but move your butt quickly and accurately! 🏯💨 ⭐ Kuromon Market: Eat seafood bowl until you have to lean on the wall to leave, but be careful of the big belly of tuna - your wallet is losing weight faster than me🐟💸 ⭐ Umeda night view: The wind on the top floor of the Sky Building is so strong that your head is bald. It is recommended to tie a bun, otherwise your hairstyle will turn into a "crazy beauty"🌃💇 🌸 Day 6: Carnival at Rinku Outlet ⭐ Nike and Adidas are 30% off? rush! But be careful of the shopping agent's cart - it's a deadly weapon🛒💥 ⭐ Suitcase explosion? Buy woven bags on site! Carrying it along makes it look like the Spring Festival travel rush, but the money-saving character cannot be ruined! 🧳💪 🌸 Day 7: Return ⭐ Kansai Airport: Buy all the limited edition cherry blossom snacks! 🌸✈ ⭐ Blood and tears advice: Check in liquids! Otherwise, when my friend’s SK-II was seized, she cried more miserably than when she broke up.

Japan, a country full of charm and tradition, offers a unique beauty no matter when you visit! 🌸 Must-visit attractions 1. Tokyo Tower 🗼 A landmark of Tokyo, offering an unforgettable experience of overlooking the entire city from the top, whether during the day or at night. 2. Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto ⛩️ Ancient wooden architecture and a suspended stage that takes you back to Japan a thousand years ago. The cherry blossom season in spring is especially breathtaking. 3. Universal Studios Japan in Osaka 🎢 A paradise for theme park lovers, featuring the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, the thrilling Jaws ride, and more. 4. Asahiyama Zoo in Hokkaido 🐻 A great place to get up close and personal with animals, especially in winter, when you can enjoy unique snow scenes and ice activities. 5. Hakone Onsen 🛁 Soak in a hot spring while gazing at Mount Fuji outside the window, and feel the gift of nature. 6. Todai-ji Temple in Nara 🐾 Experience tranquility and harmony with the leisurely strolling deer. 7. Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium 🐠 Home to the world's largest indoor tank, where you can dance with colorful marine life. Food recommendations • Sushi 🍣: Fresh seafood paired with vinegared rice is a great introduction to Japanese cuisine. • Ramen 🍜: Rich broth and chewy noodles, each bite is full of happiness. • Wagashi 🍡: Exquisite Japanese sweets, small and cute, with a rich texture. • Yakiniku 🥩: Enjoy the fun of grilling meat with friends at a Japanese barbecue restaurant. Transportation Japan has a highly developed transportation network, including subways, buses, and Shinkansen, making it easy to reach your desired destination. We recommend purchasing a JR Pass (Japan Rail Pass) for convenient train travel nationwide. Accommodation From luxurious hotels to budget-friendly guesthouses, Japan offers a variety of accommodation options. If you enjoy the hustle and bustle, consider staying in the city center of Tokyo or Osaka. If you prefer tranquility, choose the area around temples in Kyoto or Nara for an ancient atmosphere. Tips • Japan is a country that values etiquette, so please respect local customs. • Remember to claim tax refunds when shopping, as many large malls and department stores offer this service. • Public restrooms in Japan are very clean, and many provide free toilet paper and hand sanitizer. • Try using Japan's public transportation, which is convenient and fast, and allows you to better integrate into local life.

🌸 Kyoto is one of the most famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan. Every spring (usually from late March to early April), it attracts a large number of tourists to enjoy the cherry blossoms. 🇯🇵🌸👘 Here are some of the most recommended cherry blossom viewing spots in Kyoto: 1️⃣ Philosopher's Path (哲学の道) A 2 km long path lined with cherry blossom trees along the canal. 2️⃣ Kiyomizu-dera Temple With over 1,500 cherry blossom trees, you can overlook the sea of cherry blossoms from the Kiyomizu Stage. Night cherry blossom lights: There are lights at night, and the cherry blossoms at night have a different flavor. 3️⃣ Arashiyama The bamboo forest, Togetsukyo Bridge, and cherry blossoms complement each other, making it one of the most iconic landscapes in Kyoto. Recommended activities: Take a small train or rickshaw through the cherry blossoms. 4️⃣ Nijo Castle About 300 cherry blossom trees of different varieties, with a long flowering period. Night cherry blossom lights: There are lights at night, and it is recommended to visit at night. 5️⃣ Fushimi Jikkokubune You can take a traditional wooden boat and enjoy the weeping cherry blossoms on both sides of the canal. 6️⃣ Daigo-ji Temple (World Heritage Site) Features: With more than 1,000 cherry blossom trees, including weeping cherry blossoms, it is known as the "No. 1 cherry blossom viewing spot in Kyoto." 7️⃣ Hirano Shrine Features: With more than 50 varieties of cherry blossoms, some varieties have a long flowering period, which can be enjoyed from early March to late April. Night cherry blossom lights: Recommended~ 8️⃣ Maruyama Park Famous for the "Gion weeping cherry blossoms," it is one of the most lively cherry blossom viewing spots in Kyoto. ✅ Cherry blossom viewing tips ✨ Cherry blossom season: Generally from late March to early April, but the specific time varies depending on the weather. 📅 Best time to take photos: Early morning or evening, avoid the crowds, and the light is soft. 🎑 Night cherry blossom experience: Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Nijo Castle, Hirano Shrine, and other places have night cherry blossom lights, which are worth seeing. Book in advance: Hotels and transportation are more crowded during the cherry blossom season, so it is recommended to book accommodation and transportation in advance.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple is a classic Kyoto temple that is visited by many people throughout the year. It is especially crowded during the autumn leaves, and when it overlaps with the illumination, it is difficult to walk from the Kiyomizuzaka on the approach to the temple due to the slow traffic jams. However, the view is also spectacular, so you will want to go there all the time. The best time to visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple is early in the morning! The temple opens at 6:00 a.m., so you can easily go around the temple even in the fall. However, please note that it is still dark at 6:00 in winter and that the shops on the approach to the temple are not open yet. However, depending on the timing, you may have the Kiyomizuzaka on the approach to the temple or the main hall stage all to yourself. If it is illuminated, it is less crowded near the closing time. However, the temple grounds are large, so it is a good idea to take a stroll while reading the time to go around. If you are going there, why not also visit the Jishu Shrine, a power spot for matchmaking located behind the main hall. (※Closed for three years from August 2022 due to restoration work) Oh, don't forget to visit the cute "Head-shaking Jizo" next to the Niomon Gate. Cherry blossoms are great🌸 Fresh greenery is great🌿 Autumn leaves are great🍁 Winter scenery is great too❄️ How about visiting the wonderful "Kiyomizu-dera" temple all year round🤗 📍Location: 294 Kiyomizu 1-chome, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City 🕰️Opening hours: Visiting hours 6:00~ Closing time varies depending on the season and events #tripdomestictravel #kyototrip #kyoto #kyototourism #kiyomizudera

How to spend Spring Festival in Japan? Check out this 5-day itinerary to make the most of your trip and see all the best sights! / 🌸 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Kansai International Airport in Osaka and head to your hotel in Kyoto. Start your journey in Japan by heading to a comfortable hotel in Kyoto to relax after your flight. Day 2: Kiyomizu-dera Temple -> Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka -> Yasaka Shrine -> Hanamikoji Street -> Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine -> Senbon Torii Stroll through Kyoto and experience ancient temples, shrines, and charming alleys to feel the charm and mystery of the ancient capital. Day 3: Kinkaku-ji Temple -> Arashiyama -> Sagano Scenic Railway -> Sagano Bamboo Forest Visit the golden Kinkaku-ji Temple, take the scenic railway through Arashiyama, and stroll through the quiet bamboo forest. Day 4: Kamakura High School Station -> Enoshima -> Zushi Beach -> Morito Shrine Experience the diverse charm of Japan, from the youthful Kamakura High School Station to the island-style Enoshima and the beautiful Zushi Beach. Day 5: Head to Narita or Haneda International Airport End your wonderful trip to Japan and head to the airport for your flight. We hope to see you again soon! 👋 / 🧳 Packing List: 📞 Bring a SIM card so you can stay in touch and not get lost. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Japan uses a different voltage. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, including your passport and visa. 👔 If you're going to Japan in January, bring a thick coat, as it can get cold. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank so you can keep your phone charged. 💰 Bring some cash and a credit card for shopping and dining. / Travel to Japan and make unforgettable memories on your trip. Enjoy the local culture and experience something new!

|Let's Go City Walking! Sisters! The Spring Festival is coming, and here is an 8-day Japan travel guide! Let's experience the charm of the Japanese New Year together. It's full of useful information, so save it now! -------- Route Suggestions: Day 1: Shinjuku - Shinjuku Gyoen Arrive in Shinjuku on the first day, stroll through the bustling streets, and then head to Shinjuku Gyoen to enjoy the greenery in the city. 🌳 Day 2: Sensoji Temple - Sumida Park - Tokyo Skytree - Ueno Park Visit the ancient Sensoji Temple, stroll through Sumida Park, climb the Skytree to see the panoramic view of Tokyo, and finally relax in Ueno Park. 🏯 Day 3: Tokyo Disneyland - Tokyo DisneySea Enjoy a full day at Disneyland and DisneySea, and have a great time! 🎢 Day 4: Kiyomizu-dera Temple - Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka - Yasaka Shrine - Maruyama Park Visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple, stroll through the ancient streets of Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka, visit Yasaka Shrine, and finally enjoy the flowers in Maruyama Park. 🌸 Day 5: Ginkaku-ji Temple - Philosopher's Path - Nanzen-ji Temple Visit Ginkaku-ji Temple, stroll along the Philosopher's Path, experience Zen, and finally enjoy the tranquility of Nanzen-ji Temple. 🧘‍♂️ Day 6: Nara Park - Todai-ji Temple - Toshodai-ji Temple Get up close and personal with the deer in Nara Park, visit the Great Buddha of Todai-ji Temple, and finally experience the history and culture of Toshodai-ji Temple. 🦌 Day 7: Osaka Castle Park - Osaka Aqua Liner - Shinsaibashi Experience the historical charm of Osaka Castle Park, take a water bus to tour the city, and finally go shopping in Shinsaibashi. 🛍️ Day 8: Kansai Airport Outlet & Return Home Kansai Airport Outlet is your last chance to shop, then return home with a full load! 🛫 -------- Must-visit Attractions: 🎠 Tokyo Disneyland: A super large Disney theme park with seven different themed areas waiting for you to explore, allowing you to travel through a fairy tale world! 🌊 Tokyo DisneySea: A theme park inspired by ocean stories and legends, taking you to explore the mysterious underwater world! 🗼 Tokyo Skytree: Climb to the top of the tower and enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo, with the cityscape in full view, definitely not to be missed! -------- Travel Tips: - 🕒 Japan is 1 hour ahead of China, so remember to adjust the time difference. - 🎁 The prices of Japanese specialties vary, so it is recommended to compare prices before buying. - 💴 The exchange rate of the yen fluctuates frequently, so check the exchange rate in advance for a better deal. - 📌 Pay attention to local etiquette, respect cultural differences, and avoid misunderstandings. - 🚌 Check the route and timetable before traveling to avoid getting lost. -------- A trip to Japan is not just a journey, but a journey of self-discovery. 🌟 Don't forget to share your travel stories with more friends!

Hey guys! Check out this 7-day Japan itinerary! This super practical guide will help you explore Japan without any pitfalls! Come and discover new ways to play! / 🎏 Itinerary suggestion: Explore Japan in depth and discover the charm of ancient capitals and modern cities! Day 1: Shijo Kawaramachi -> Pontocho Arrive on the first day, stroll through the bustling Shijo Kawaramachi, and experience the unique charm of Pontocho at night. Day 2: Arashiyama -> Sagano Scenic Railway -> Togetsukyo Bridge -> Nijo Castle -> Nishi Honganji -> Mikane Shrine Travel through the greenery of Arashiyama, take the scenic railway, visit Togetsukyo Bridge and ancient capital attractions, and experience the depth of Japanese culture. Day 3: Nanzenji -> Eikando -> Shoren-in -> Gion -> Hanamikoji -> Kenninji Visit Zen temples and gardens, experience the classical beauty of Gion, stroll along Hanamikoji, and enjoy the tranquility of Kenninji. Day 4: Kiyomizu-dera -> Sannenzaka Ninenzaka -> Yasaka Shrine -> Namba Yasaka Shrine -> Osaka Castle Park -> Osaka Castle Main Tower Pray at Kiyomizu-dera, stroll along the slopes, visit shrines, and experience the historical echoes of Osaka Castle, all in one day. Day 5: Nara Park -> Todai-ji -> Shinsaibashi -> Dotonbori Enjoy the deer in Nara and the solemnity of Todai-ji, shop at Shinsaibashi, and savor the food at Dotonbori, experiencing the charm of Japan. Day 6: Universal Studios Japan Spend the whole day at Universal Studios Japan, experiencing the fun and joy of movie themes! Day 7: Head to Kansai International Airport Head to Kansai International Airport according to your flight time and end your wonderful journey. / Attraction suggestions: 🎢 Universal Studios Japan: Here you can have the immersive experience you want! Nintendo, Minions, and the Wizarding World of Harry Potter are waiting for you to explore. It's a paradise for movie and game lovers! 🌸 Osaka Castle Park: Every spring, this is a beautiful place to enjoy cherry blossoms and plum blossoms. With rich vegetation, it's a great place to relax. 🚂 Sagano Scenic Railway: Imagine taking a small train along the Hozu River during cherry blossom season, enjoying the beautiful spring scenery. How pleasant! / 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Remember to bring a SIM card for easy contact and internet access. Check which one is suitable. 🔌 A plug adapter is a must. Japanese sockets are different from ours, so don't forget. 🎫 Bring all your documents, including your passport, visa, and copies for backup. 👚 It's a bit cold in Japan in December, so bring a thick coat, thermal underwear, and non-slip shoes. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are important to keep your devices charged while traveling. 💊 Bring some common medicines just in case, such as cold medicine and painkillers. Prepare these things in advance for your trip to Japan, so you won't be caught off guard. / 🎉 I hope this guide helps you enjoy your trip to Japan and have an unforgettable journey! 🎉

#japantrip #kyoto Visiting Kiyomizu-dera early in the morning, I expected a tranquil start to the day, but the temple was already bustling with activity. The soft morning light illuminated the iconic wooden stage, offering a stunning view of Kyoto’s cityscape framed by lush greenery. Despite the crowds, the serene atmosphere of the temple prevailed, with the faint scent of incense mingling with the crisp morning air. Visitors lined the pathways, some quietly admiring the beauty, while others eagerly capturing photos of the historic architecture and surrounding nature. Though it wasn’t the peaceful solitude I had envisioned, the lively energy of fellow travelers reminded me of how universally cherished this UNESCO World Heritage site truly is.

Because it is so Japanese and so charming! All my curiosity and expectations for this country were satisfied on the day I arrived in Kyoto. Temples, shrines, castles, gardens, and machiya (traditional wooden townhouses) can be seen everywhere. The charm of this ancient capital is truly captivating, and every day in Kyoto feels like being in Japanese literature! Although it's fun to wander around, I still planned a classic itinerary for my first visit! Two days and one night 🚶 DAY 1 Kyoto Station ➡️ Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka ➡️ Hanamikoji Street in Gion ➡️ Kiyomizu-dera Temple DAY 2 Kyoto Station ➡️ Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine 1️⃣ Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine: 🎫 Free The red torii gates leading to the top of the mountain ⛩️ are one of Japan's landmarks and appeared in "Memoirs of a Geisha." 👘 It's the best place to take photos in a kimono. There are many kimono rental shops at the entrance, costing around 3,000 yen (return by 18:00). 2️⃣ Kyoto Station 📸 "Detective Conan" fans can recreate the photo of Reiko and Ran. I wanted to have lunch inside after taking photos, but I couldn't stop shopping! Isetan, Porta shopping, food, and souvenirs kept me busy for a long time! 🍱 There's a tea rice shop inside ✨ that's really delicious! 3️⃣ Kiyomizu-dera Temple 🎫 Admission is 400 yen, cash only 🙏🏻 You can get omamori (amulets) for health, longevity, luck, and love. The meanings are mostly understandable in Japanese, see the picture. "Detective Conan" fans can visit another location! Shinichi and Ran's famous scene was filmed on the Kiyomizu Stage! 4️⃣ Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka 🚶 Very close to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, just a few minutes' walk 🗾 A unique Kyoto-style street where you can buy many exquisite and cute souvenirs! Some fridge magnets are made in China, so choose carefully if you mind.

Kyoto is another city in Japan that is very charming in many places to visit in Kyoto. It is an old capital of Japan. 1. Travel - There are 3 ways to go to tourist attractions in Kyoto. 1. Take the train, which is convenient for tourists because most train stations have English. However, the trains in Kyoto are quite difficult to understand. It may take some getting used to it before it feels difficult. 2. Buses. Traveling by bus will have times on Google Maps, which are quite accurate. It will tell you when it will arrive, where it will go, and whether it will pass the places you want to go. 3. Rent a car, which is convenient because you can go anywhere you want, but you may need to know the rules of the country. 2. Tourist attractions - Kyoto has many famous tourist attractions, such as Kiyomizu Temple, the Fox Shrine, Ikkyu-san Temple, and the Bamboo Forest. There are many to choose from, depending on your travel style and the number of days you will be in Kyoto. You may choose nearby tourist attractions first and then go to the more distant attractions. 3. Languages ​​used - There are still people here who do not speak English. If you want to ask something, you may need to use tools such as Google Translate. 4. Restaurants - Most of the restaurants you will find are quite popular with Thais. There is no problem with eating because I personally like Japanese food anyway. Some restaurants have much better quality than in Thailand. 5. Hotel/Airfare - You should book both your flight and hotel in advance. Most flights have some cheap prices. Choose to book at the right time and at the right price or if you really want to go, just go for it. As for hotels, there are many prices. Mostly, if they are near the train station or in a convenient location, it will be good for us. #tripพาบินเที่ยวจีน #kyototrip #kyototravel

8-Day Japan Trip, Classic Itinerary Revealed! Super detailed guide to help you explore Japan without missing a thing. Save it now! / 🏃‍♀️Itinerary: Start Your Japan Trip🌟 Day 1: Tokyo Disneyland Explore a magical world and enjoy a fun time!🎠 Day 2: Tokyo DisneySea Continue your Disney adventure and experience the magic and charm of the sea!🌊 Day 3: Sensoji Temple - Tokyo Skytree - Ueno Park Visit an ancient temple, climb the Skytree for a bird's-eye view of Tokyo, and stroll through Ueno Park to enjoy the beauty of nature.🏯🌳 Day 4: Odaiba Seaside Park - Ginza Enjoy the seaside scenery, then visit bustling Ginza for shopping and food!🛍️🍣 Day 5: Osaka Castle Park Experience the history and culture of Osaka and admire the ancient city.🏯 Day 6: Osaka Aqua Liner - Shinsaibashi - Umeda Sky Building Take a water bus tour of Osaka, shop at Shinsaibashi, and enjoy the night view from Umeda Sky Building.🚤🌃 Day 7: Kiyomizu-dera Temple - Sannenzaka Ninenzaka - Yasaka Shrine - Hanamikoji Street Explore the ancient capital, savor the historical charm, and stroll along Hanamikoji Street for a romantic experience.🌸🏮 Day 8: Kansai Airport Outlet & Return Home Enjoy a final shopping spree and return home with a full load, ending your wonderful trip to Japan!🛍️🛫 / 🧳 Travel Checklist: Must-Have Items for Japan, Easy Preparation, Worry-Free Fun! 📞SIM Card, Wi-Fi Rental: Don't forget to prepare a Japanese SIM card or Wi-Fi rental device in advance, so you can access the Internet anytime, anywhere to check guides, contact friends, and stay online without getting lost. 🔌Plug Adapter, Charger: Japanese outlets may be different from those in your country, so it's important to bring a plug adapter. Also, bring an extra charger to ensure your electronic devices are fully charged. 🪪Documents, Wallet, and Visa: Make sure you have all your documents, such as your passport, visa, and driver's license (if you need to rent a car). Also, don't forget to bring your wallet and credit card for convenient shopping and dining. 👗Clothing: The temperature in Japan in November is moderate but changeable, so it's recommended to bring a light jacket, thin sweater, etc. Comfortable shoes are also essential for exploring the ancient cities of Japan and hiking. 💊Common Medications: Prepare some common medications, such as cold medicine and painkillers, just in case. If you have special needs, consult your doctor in advance and bring the appropriate medications. 🎧Entertainment: During long trips, headphones, e-books, and other entertainment items can help you pass the time and enjoy a pleasant journey. That's your must-have checklist for your trip to Japan! Prepare easily and travel easily. Have a great trip! Since Japan requires a visa, be sure to apply for one in advance! / If you like traveling to Japan, don't forget to follow me for more practical guides!🌸✨

I heard that Kiyomizu-dera Temple would be lit up exclusively for a card company event, so I went! The photo shows what it was like at that time. I usually go during the day or in the evening, but Kiyomizu-dera Temple lit up was really beautiful. It seems that this light-up event is held every November. In addition to card company events, there are also various events planned by railway companies, travel agencies, and Kiyomizu-dera Temple itself, such as a "Special Autumn Nighttime Viewing," but they only last for two or three weeks. Be careful, because you may realize it's over before you know it. Kiyomizu-dera Temple was very beautiful when lit up, but the night view of Kyoto city from Kiyomizu-dera Temple was also beautiful!

Japan travel essentials! 6-day in-depth tour of Japan! Super useful guide to help you avoid the pitfalls. Save it now! . 🛤️Itinerary suggestions Day 1: Nanjing✈️Osaka🚗Hotel🏨 Fly to Osaka. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel to rest and recharge for the exciting journey ahead. Day 2: Nara Park -> Todai-ji -> Kiyomizu-dera -> Sannenzaka Ninenzaka -> Gion Visit Nara Park to experience the tranquility and harmony of nature, then head to Todai-ji to learn about ancient Buddhist culture. Next, visit Kiyomizu-dera to appreciate the charm of the ancient capital, stroll along the ancient streets of Sannenzaka Ninenzaka, and finally arrive at Gion to experience traditional Japanese tea culture. Day 3: Mount Fuji -> Oshino Hakkai -> Yoshida Trail 2nd Station -> Lake Kawaguchi Climb Mount Fuji to enjoy the magnificent natural scenery, then head to Oshino Hakkai to experience the wonders of nature. Pass by Yoshida Trail 2nd Station to enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery, and finally arrive at Lake Kawaguchi to enjoy the tranquility and comfort of the lakeside. Day 4: Engaku-ji -> Enoshima -> Enoden -> Komachi Street Visit Engaku-ji to experience the solemnity and sanctity of Buddhism, then head to Enoshima to enjoy the island scenery. Take the Enoden to experience Japanese train culture, and finally stroll along the ancient streets of Komachi Street to enjoy traditional Japanese culture and cuisine. Day 5: Free time in Tokyo (meals, transportation, and guide services not included) Enjoy free time in Tokyo. Explore the prosperity and charm of this modern city, shop, enjoy food, or visit museums. Day 6: 【🏯Gotemba Premium Outlets】🚌Nagoya✈️Nanjing Go shopping at Gotemba Premium Outlets and enjoy the fun of discount shopping. Then transfer to Nagoya and fly back to Nanjing, ending your pleasant trip to Japan. . Travel tips: 💴 The yen exchange rate fluctuates greatly, so it is recommended to exchange cash in China and calculate your shopping expenses carefully. 🌦️ The temperature in Japan in November is moderate, but it may be cold in the north, so remember to bring a thick coat🧥! 📄 Be sure to get a visa before traveling, and don't forget to prepare the necessary documents for a smooth journey🛫! 🚃 Transportation cards are super convenient, saving time and money, so it is recommended to get one💳! 🗣️ Learn a few simple Japanese phrases to make communication smoother and enhance your travel experience🗨️! . Don't forget to follow me for more Japan travel tips. Let's explore Japan together! 🌸

Wearing a kimono is a beautiful experience. Here’s my suggested itinerary for your comfort, with everything within walking distance: 🌸 We arrived at the Kimono rental shop at 9am for Kimono dressing and hairdo. Makeup is NOT included in the package. Last call to return the Kimono is at 5:30pm. ⚠️ 📍Ninenzaka 二年坂 and Sannenzaka 三年坂: These ancient cobblestone streets have thrived since 808 AD. They pay homage to Nene, the wife of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who climbed these steps in prayer for a healthy child 📍 Yasaka Pagoda 八坂の塔: Built by Prince Shotoku in 589 AD, Yasaka Pagoda was brought to life by a dream-inspired vision. 📍 Kodaiji 高台寺: In 1605, Nene built Kodaiji as a heartfelt tribute to her late husband. ⚠️ Don’t miss the serene bamboo grove that often goes unnoticed by many! ⚠️ 📍 Kiyomizu-dera 清水寺: Kiyomizu-dera is known for its iconic wooden terrace, which was built without a single nail. The popular Japanese expresion “To jump off the stage at Kiyomizu”, refers to an Edo-period tradition where brave individuals would leap from the 13-meter high wooden terrace to have their wish granted (IF they survive the fall)! 📍 Yasaka Jinja 八坂神社: Founded over 1350 years ago, Yasaka Jinja is renowned for its summer festival, the Gion Matsuri, celebrated annually in July. 👘 Rental Kimono Okamoto (Kiyomizu-dera Branch) 6028 yen (Basic Hairstyle and Kimono + tax) #Japan #100waysoftravel #japanitinerary #kyoto

#KyotoItinerary The best experience when visiting Kyoto is wearing a kimono. There are many shops that sell kimono photos in front of Kiyomizu-dera Temple. They accept Chinese speakers, making communication easy. There is no need to make an appointment in advance (the price on site is not high), you can choose after arriving at the site (ranging from 3,000 to 20,000 yen). Of course, there are still some differences in fabric patterns, which are directly reflected in the price. It really is true that you get what you pay for and the devil is in the details. In addition to the pattern of the kimono, the matching of the belt is also very important. Many kimono shops require the clothes to be returned at 5:30, and they close at around 6 o'clock. Some people also say that it’s better to go earlier so that there are more styles. It turns out that the process of putting on a kimono takes 30 minutes and requires the help of a special person. On the contrary, the hairstylist finished my hair in less than 10 minutes! I admire you so much! Makeup is generally not provided for kimono photography, so sisters should put on makeup in advance, and you can do it after doing your hairstyle. They are all provided, so you don’t need to bring your own. You can choose a small bag, a wooden umbrella, a furry shawl, etc. There are a lot of people in Kiyomizu Temple, and you can take photos in the alleys outside, which are also very photogenic. Drink less water when shooting in kimono, as it is not convenient to go to the toilet. If you want to arrange a photo shoot, please make an appointment in advance.

Take a trip to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, a famous temple in Kyoto, Japan. It is also known as Kiyomizu Temple. It is a temple that everyone who visits Kyoto must check in. This temple is famous because UNESCO has registered this temple as a world heritage site. It has a long history. People like to come here, especially during the autumn leaves season. It is a set of beautiful maple leaves. #VisitKyoto #100WaysToVisit

Kiyomizudera (清水寺, literally "Pure Water Temple") is one of the most celebrated temples of Japan. It was founded in 780 on the site of the Otowa Waterfall in the wooded hills east of Kyoto and derives its name from the fall's waters. The temple was originally associated with the Hosso sect, one of the oldest schools within Japanese Buddhism, but formed its own Kita Hosso sect in 1965. In 1994, the temple was added to the list of World Heritage Sites. #kiyomizudera #kiyomizu-dera #japan #kyoto #100WaysOfTravel

The sudden afternoon shower made us linger a bit longer on the Kiyomizu stage. Listening to the rapid raindrops hitting the umbrella and the hurried footsteps of people seeking shelter under the eaves, it felt like a joyful gathering. At the same time, the air was filled with the fresh scent of soil and damp leaves. The stone steps became slippery, adding a touch of mystery and tranquility to the ancient temple and the surrounding forest. Watching the wooden structure of the distant temple appear and disappear in the rain, we could quietly appreciate this historical sanctuary, as if time had turned back, allowing us to experience the harmony of this land with ancient Zen practitioners. After the rain cleared, we walked to Otowa Waterfall, where the sound of the spring water became even clearer, as if the raindrops had washed away the dust of the world. The fresh air carried a hint of sweetness, and the spring water flowed gently between the rocks like a soft melody, a pure gift from nature. It is said that drinking this spring water brings health, wisdom, and longevity. At that moment, we took a sip, feeling its coolness and sweetness, and our hearts were filled with tranquility and gratitude.

🇯🇵 Before we enter the temple, we have to buy a ticket first. In front, there will be a corner for us to worship at the corner and walk down to the point where we can ask for a blessing. The temple is very large and wide. It's very enjoyable to walk around. 🏯 Inside the temple, there will be a photo corner from a high angle where you can see the view of the entire city of Kyoto and there is also a mochi tree arch or maple leaf. We came during this time and this arch will be green, but if you come in the fall, the leaves will be red and it's a very beautiful tunnel. 💦 There will be three ponds for us to choose to ask for a blessing. The first pond is for love, the second pond is for work, and the third pond is for health. It's up to us whether we want to ask for all three blessings or choose to ask for just one. #visitkyoto #travelabroad #travelabroadbyyourself #backpacking #gmmsdiary #travelwithouttours #japan #kyoto #japan #kyotojapan

//Kiyomizu Temple// ° ° ° This time I came to Kyoto for two days and one night, the schedule was quite tight. So I went out early in the morning. Arrived at the first stop, Kiyomizu Temple. Kiyomizu Temple was already full of tourists in the morning. Slowly walk up the slope and stairs. You can enjoy the scenery. Taking photos at the same time. Fortunately, We had very good weather in Kyoto, Therefore, the colors of the temple appear particularly bright under the sunlight. We walked around Kiyomizu-dera Temple. I bought a souvenir amulet. Stayed for about an hour. Then walk down along the crowd. On the way, you will pass by a soba restaurant where you can sit outdoors. It happened to be lunch time. The weather is a bit hot, So I ordered some cold soba noodles. I also tried their smoothies. It's chilling. ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ 𝐋𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧📍 1 Chome-294 Kiyomizu, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto, 605-0862 𝐁𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐫 🕘 06:00-18:00 (Monday to Sunday) ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ #mocha_n_love_travel #mocha_n_love_japan #mocha_n_love_kyoto #JapanTravel #KyotoTravel #GlobalTravel

Another year has passed, and autumn is coming. It's time to go to Japan to enjoy the red leaves 🍁. The beautiful scenes of last year are still vivid in my mind. Everyone should pay attention to the schedule for the red leaves that year and arrange the itinerary flexibly❗️I set off around November 23 last year, which was the peak season for red leaves. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 📍Kiyomizu Temple 📍Saihoji Temple 📍Rakushisha 📍Jojakkoin 🍲Hiranoya 🍲A popular oden restaurant (can only be eaten standing up hhh) 🏨Capsule hotel - Tsukimi Hotel Day 7 Hotel check-out 🍲Inoda coffee Osaka-Hong Kong UO689 20:25-23:55 #KyotoRedLeaves #AutumnTour #MustVisitKyoto #RedLeaves

Kyoto is truly a place that makes people linger. ✨ During the days of visiting Kyoto, every scenery is intoxicating. And the food added countless surprises to my journey. This coffee shop in particular is super popular‼ ️ Many people come here to check in, and it is very popular. Not only is there delicious coffee here, but there are also a variety of delicious matcha desserts, and the lantern wall is very photogenic! Many young ladies came to check in wearing 👘～ 💕The matcha mousse cake really amazed me. A true ☁️ dessert, soft and fluffy like real clouds. It tastes like ice cream, and the matcha flavor is just right. With the addition of red beans, the taste is even better. 💕Matcha latte is also very good👍The taste of Uji Matcha is very pure The on-site hand-beaten matcha performance was also very exciting. For iced matcha latte, you can pour the matcha on the milk yourself, which is full of ritual sense. The soft clouds on the hot matcha latte make people feel good just by looking at them. 🌈If you also come to Kyoto for a trip, don't miss this coffee shop, taste these delicious matcha desserts, and feel the unique charm of Kyoto. 🏠Cloud Tea Cafe (Kiyomizu Sannenzaka branch) 📍〒605-0862　3-317, Sanningzaka, Matsubara, Ueru, Irishimizu, Higashiyama District, Kyoto City

Day 1: Begin with a visit to the stunning Fushimi Inari Shrine ⛩️, famous for its thousands of vermillion torii gates. Spend the morning hiking up the mountain through the gates for incredible views. In the afternoon, head to Kiyomizu-dera Temple 🏯, perched on a hill with panoramic views of the city. Stroll through the charming streets of Higashiyama for traditional shops and tea houses 🍵. Day 2: Explore the serene Arashiyama Bamboo Grove 🎋 and visit the nearby Tenryu-ji Temple 🏞️ with its beautiful Zen garden. Afterward, cross the iconic Togetsukyo Bridge 🌉 and take a boat ride along the river for a peaceful experience. In the evening, relax in a traditional onsen (hot spring) and enjoy Kyoto’s natural beauty. Day 3: Discover the elegance of Kinkaku-ji (the Golden Pavilion) ✨ in the morning, followed by a visit to Ryoan-ji Temple 🧘♂️, known for its famous rock garden. In the afternoon, experience the traditional tea ceremony 🍵 in one of Kyoto’s teahouses. End your day with a peaceful stroll through the Philosopher’s Path 🌿, lined with cherry trees and temples. #KyotoJourney #100WaysOfTravel #FushimiInari #GoldenPavilion #ZenGardens #BambooGrove #ExploreJapan

#100TravelWays #MapleViewing #Japan #Kyoto #AutumnDestinations #MapleViewingDestinations 🍂Whenever the weather is clear and crisp in autumn, Kyoto's maple forests are dyed with colors, which is a world-famous scenery. Among the many maple viewing spots, the first stop is the world-famous Kiyomizu Temple. 🍂As one of the most representative temples in Kyoto, it is famous for its spectacular Kiyomizu stage. The Kiyomizu Stage is a wooden platform suspended on a cliff without a single nail. It is a national treasure of Japan and looks even more natural when decorated with red maple leaves. Looking out over the city of Kyoto from the Kiyomizu stage, you can forget about any worries you have. 🍂The local chartered car guide's osusume route is to park at the Kodaiji parking lot and walk around Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka from the beginning. Not only can you avoid the surging crowds at Kiyomizu-zaka, but you can also appreciate the traditional buildings and handicrafts along the way. 🍂There is a corner biological souvenir shop at the intersection of Shimizuzaka, which is full of various limited edition products. Don’t miss it! ! 🍂Although there was a sudden shower in the early morning and the maple leaves were not as bright red as in previous years, it did not dampen the excitement of the crowds. Encountering a rainbow on the way home is refreshing and makes people happy. Anyone who sees it will be happy,🤗!

Kiyomizu Temple is visited by 5.5 million people every year. It is the most famous attraction in Kyoto. You must visit Kiyomizu Temple when you come to Kyoto😘 In addition, Kiyomizu Temple is the most famous scenic spot in Kyoto, Japan. It was listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 1994. It is a place in Kyoto that cannot be missed. Attractions! Kiyomizu-dera Temple is the oldest temple in Kyoto, Japan. It was first built in 778 by the people of Enzhen. It was listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 1994 and is an important national treasure attraction in Japan. The temple mainly enshrines the Thousand-Hand Guanyin, attracting numerous tourists to come for pilgrimage. Kiyomizu-dera Temple is located on Mount Otowa. From Okunoin, you can overlook the Kyoto city in the distance. The scenery is beautiful and the experience is different every season. This is the biggest reason why people love Kiyomizu-dera Temple. In addition to being a tourist landmark in Kyoto itself, Kiyomizudera Temple is also surrounded by key areas densely populated with major Kyoto attractions. There are endless temples, shrines and alleys to visit. You can start from Kawaramachi Subway Station or Keihan Electric Railway Gion Shijo Station and walk along Yasaka We walked around the shrine and Yasaka Pagoda all the way to Kiyomizudera Temple. Kiyomizu Temple combined with Kyoto’s autumn maple leaves🍁 is really beautiful like a painting. #appreciatemaple #KYOTO #kiyomizudera 📍Address: 〒605-0862 294 Shimizu 1-chome, Higashiyama District, Kyoto Prefecture 💰Per capita consumption: ¥500JPY (half price for children under 15 years old) 🕰️Business hours: 06:00 - 18:00