Shinbashi-dori

Shinbashitong should be part of the Gion. Five minutes walk from Shinbashitong to Huajian Road. Walk for another ten minutes and reach Yasaka Shrine. On the interface of Shinbashitong, there are many places to eat, as well as Kyoto specialty goods.

I found this place by chance and didn't know what this street was for. You can spend some time here and don't go wrong here. If you have to find it, you can ask others. I found it during the day, but I'm sure it's a fascinating place, day or night.

General tourists will come over during the day. In fact, the most lively thing here is the night, but we are still very interested. Seeing the geisha is passing by us. Xinqiaotong is also a scenic spot, all traditional Japanese buildings.

Shinbashi-dori's allure lies in its ability to blend tradition seamlessly with the modern. From quaint tea houses to stylish boutiques, it's a captivating destination for every type of traveler

Neighboring Nantong Baichuan, Xinqiaotong is also the whole lane of the Dijia alley. It's quiet as if everyone has run out. We all lament that Kyoto's climate is good. Many families have less than square meters in front of their doors, but they can grow Maple pine trees. These varieties can only be appreciated in the park and never thought of planting them on the front road.

Xinqiao is located in Zhengyuan, not far from Huajian Road. It used to be a red light district in Kyoto. On the way, there are often women in gorgeous kimonos and even dancing prostitutes. However, it is said that most of the dancing prostitutes seen during the day are costumes rented by tourists.