The best one-day trip to Kyoto in 2020

Kyoto is a city full of humanistic sentiments, with a long history of more than a thousand years. It is also the core place with the richest cultural atmosphere in Japan, where various traditional cultures and modern civilizations blend together. A brand new social form has been built, and I will share with you the detailed play strategy below.

I have been to Japan 5 times, and my favorite is Kyoto. It has always been regarded as the true place of Japanese culture and the soul of Yamato! There are really countless and unique places to visit in Kyoto. If you are the first If you come to Kyoto and want to experience a day of beautiful kimono photography, this route will definitely not let you down. First stop: Dressing up store

This time I chose Sakurakyo Kimono Rental (Kamogawa Store) in Kyoto near Kiyomizudera on Dianping. The overall outfit cost more than 200 yuan, which is a great deal. I chose white clothes with a rose-red belt. I think it will match the orange torii gate that I will take a photo of later. Second stop: Kiyomizu Temple

It takes 15 minutes to reach Kiyomizu Temple from the kimono shop. Don’t forget to wash your hands and rinse your mouth in the purification pool in front of the temple before entering the temple to show respect for the gods. The specific operation instructions can be found on Baidu, don’t miss it. Take an elegant photo of washing your hands. It is said that the guardian of Kiyomizu Temple is very effective. We chose the Earth Shrine in the temple to seek marriage. My husband and I prayed together in the hope that we can grow old together. If we meet the guardian we like, we will buy it. It is a good souvenir choice for yourself or as a gift to family and friends. The third stop: Ninnenban and Sannianban

Nennenzaka outside Kiyomizudera? Sannianzaka is the most unique slope in Kyoto. These two slopes are listed as "important" in Japan. "Traditional Building Group Protection Area", and we are looking for the classic Japanese postcard angle near Ninnianzaka. There is actually no standard shooting point here. The key is that the photo should include the Hokanji Temple in the distance, and the person is on the left side of the photo. , turn sideways, and click one when there are fewer tourists around. The fourth stop: Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine

Here comes the key point. It’s very tiring to take pictures here of the most anticipated Torii Gate. By the way, Kiyomizu Temple is about three kilometers away from here, and there are many transportation options to choose from. , can be reached directly by bus or train. Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine does not require tickets and is open 24 hours a day. Although the lights are darker at night, it does have a different style. However, if you want to take pictures, it is recommended to go during the day.

The reason why I chose to dedicate an entire afternoon to Inari Taisha Shrine is because there are so many people here! Sometimes it takes more than ten minutes to take a photo of the "exclusive torii". The houses are actually built by the Japanese who donated money. The names of the donors and the time of donation will be engraved on them. Then these form an upward mountain road. It takes about 30 minutes to climb to the top of the mountain. It depends on what you wear. If you want to take pictures Go to the torii gate where you are the only one and climb up. This is also the only way to avoid the crowds. There are different ways to go up and down the torii gate. Remember to enter on the right and exit on the left. The fourth stop: Night tour of Kamogawa + Hanamikoji

After taking pictures of the torii gate, it was almost time to return it, and the sky was getting darker. We strolled slowly along the Kamogawa River and took a walk. It’s only ten minutes away from Gion. There are Hanami alleyways on both sides. It’s a great place to visit at night. The roadside is lined with antique lanterns. If you’re lucky, you can see geishas rushing to perform. Find a lively yakiniku restaurant. Bird shop, order a drink and end this perfect one-day trip to Kyoto in a tipsy mood. Travel experience

In fact, a trip to Kyoto, Japan, gives people a very familiar feeling. This may be the reappearance of Tang civilization. Japan is indeed deeply influenced by Tang culture. Various ancient buildings There are a lot of Chinese characters, which give people a very emotional feeling.