Arashiyama

Beautiful landscapes west of Kyoto with a few landmarks to visit such as the Togetsukyo bridge and the bamboo groves and the restaurants and shops selling traditiona Japanesel snacks and motcha sweets. A lovely half day promenade to enjoy the area. Stop by a coffee shop or an outlet to taste traditional milk flavoured and motcha flavoured ice creams! A lot of nice souvenir pictures to take!

to be honest, it is rather cold to go there (@arashiyama) in winter, nevertheless, we have fun to walk along the area for sightseeing, if you like to understand the culture or visit temples, it is highly recommended to travel to there,btw, we stayed at the Hyatt place Kyoto hotel, we may not recommend this hotel to others as the room is tiny and the breakfast is not so impressive,also the customer service is poor …

Located in the northwestern area of Kyoto, Arashiyama draws many visitors for its world-renowned bamboo grove but I actually love more the cafes and the walks among the river. There are a lunch and hot springs hut in the middle between two train lines. Another spot I really enjoyed was Ex-cafe where offers a self-grilled ‘odango’ set comes with Macha ❤️

The scenery is very good. The atmosphere of the whole scenic spot is quiet and has a feeling of isolation. It is best to come here in the cherry blossom season or the red leaf season. The scenery will be more beautiful, of course, there will be more tourists. We went in winter, but unfortunately there was no snow full of brown eyes, there were not many people, the experience was average.

The team accounted for 4 points and 3 minutes, and many games were queued for more than an hour and experienced three minutes. It’s completely addictive, Spider-Man is good, the front row experience of the little yellow person is very good, I want to brush it twice more, but it’s too late. There are too many people to be a little low cost performance, and I don’t feel too much fun at all.

Remember 2019.11 Kansai Late Autumn Walk~ Busan is really too beautiful, too beautiful, and you must come to see maple leaves! Must come! Must come! Important things are said three times. There are two routes to Busan, one is to take to JR Busan Station, and the other is Busan Station, to see the need for the play route. We took the Hankyu Kyoto Line to Kwai, and then followed the signs to take the Hankyu Busan Line to Busan Station. I thought Busan would be very far away. It took a long time to take it. The result was not a few stops. It was a good accident. Out of the station is Lushan Park, near the Yueqiao, and after crossing the bridge, you will go to the commercial street. There are dense crowds, various restaurants, shops, and Gaotai Temple. If there is no reservation for several Internet celebrity restaurants, the queue is not looking at the head, give up. Leaving the commercial street, the crowds are not so dense. There are too many attractions on Lushan Mountain. We selectively went to Tianlong Temple, Nomiya Shrine, and Changjiguang Temple. The most memorable thing is Changjiguang Temple, quiet, peaceful, high-rise and looking far, the scenery is unique, really beautiful and drunk. Although the itinerary was in a hurry and I didn't take the small train in Lushan, I was very satisfied with the scenery of Lushan and I would definitely go again if I had the opportunity.

Very nice place to visit… give you a total different feeling away from the city! should try to take the “romantic train” too… I bought one way ticket as I can take the JR train (around 500m walk) back to the same place and walk around different places.