Kamogawa is a first-class river that represents 31 kilometers in Kyoto. The water of this river is very clear and flows through the central part of Kyoto. Since ancient times, residents have lived on both sides of the river, especially the West Bank and the South Bank. You can see this river from the garden, the other side is the izakaya that does not open the door during the day, and the other side is running, cycling, fishing, feeding pigeons. . . Seeing that the grandfather and grandmother are feeding the wild ducks, we also fed the pigeons. As long as you have food on hand, the pigeons will naturally be close to you. Kamogawa is really beautiful. I didnt find it when I came to Kyoto. The river is still in full bloom, the sakura, the river flows quietly, the wild ducks and the fish play in the water, and occasionally a few egrets fly, such a picture, I will experience it.