Kyoto Arashiyama One Day Tour

During the trip to Kyoto, I hesitated among several attractions, and finally chose Kyoto. The photos there are so good! This time I specially booked a hotel called MUNI. Picture 1 was taken from the balcony of the room. Looking out is the Togetsukyo Bridge, so it can be said to be a room with a view. The room is not very big, but it is said to be designed by a famous designer and the service is very good. Picture 13 is the hotel’s breakfast, where you can enjoy the scenery while eating. The last picture is the 100% Coffee, which is the most popular restaurant nearby! The queue takes a long time! I waited in line for more than half an hour, but the taste was really much better than that in Shanghai! You’ll know once you’ve tried it! Here is a list of one-day itineraries for Arashiyama for your reference: Goka Shrine - Bamboo Forest Trail - Tenryuji Temple - Nonomiya Shrine - Arashiyama Commercial Street - Togetsukyo Bridge - Yusai-tei Take the J-Shaku Sagano Line from Kyoto Station to Mahori Station, walk to Kameoka Station and take the Arashiyama train to Arashiyama! It was early autumn when I went there and it was quite beautiful. Of course, each season has its own beauty, it all depends on personal preference! Mikado Shrine: Many people go there to pray for amulets! Friends in need can go there! Tenryuji Temple: A world cultural heritage, the first of the five mountains in Kyoto, with a typical Japanese garden style. Bamboo Forest Trail: The filming location of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon! ⛩️Nonomiya Shrine: It is said that praying here is very effective, so the incense is also very popular! Many tourists prayed for amulets and drew fortune sticks there, which is considered a classic activity! Togetsukyo Bridge: This is probably the place with the most people taking photos! You can also buy a cup of coffee and take a break. If you live here, you can relax and walk around for a while. The restaurants here are crowded with tourists and close very early, so there are not many choices for dinner. There are many small shops around where you can buy souvenirs. If you haven’t been here, Arashiyama is worth a visit!