Remember 2019.11 Kansai late autumn trip~ Going to Kiyomizu Temple, three years and two years is the road after all. Very artistic uphill trail, shops on both sides, are very rich in Japanese architectural characteristics, plus a lot of young ladies wearing kimonos, it feels like time and space are interlaced. While climbing, tourists browse various Kyoto specialty shops, without fatigue. It was just that there were too many tourists in the maple leaf season at that time, and they didn't care to appreciate it, especially the road that was approaching the entrance of Kiyomizu Temple, which could crush me. I have the opportunity to really want to walk this road again and really taste the Kyoto style.

Beautiful townscape in Kyoto, there's a shop selling delicious chili furikake.

Perhaps the most scenic street in Japan, it can be very crowded though, so if you're there for the gram and don't have the time to be very early in the morning, you can snuck around at the quieter alleys, it's still equally beautiful.

The scenery is pleasant, the fun is Hang Seng, and the price is high.

Two years and three years are my favorite ancient streets, but the beauty is that there are a lot of people. Down from Qingshui Temple, there is an intersection on the right which is Sanzan. Walking down the steps, there is a small sign, and then there is the essence part of Sanzan. The three umbrellas, like road signs, guide tourists. Starbucks on Sakawa in two years is the first Tatami Starbucks in the world. Go and feel it.

The two-year Sakawa Sakawa outside the Qingshui Temple is a ramp with Kyoto's unique style. These two ramps are listed in Japan's "Protected Areas of Important Traditional Building Groups". The Japanese buildings on both sides of Ishikawa are full of ancient charm. There are many local shops with strong harmony that can be visited. From time to time, women dressed in traditional clothes can be seen walking by. Sankasaka is also known as Ankasaka because there are often mothers to pray for a smooth birth in Qingshui Temple.