This special exhibition aims to present the historical treasures of Japanese art in the cultural exploration and exchange between China and foreign countries on the occasion of the 2025 Osaka World Expo. Over the years, more than 200 rare regional artifacts, including paintings, sculptures, sketches and crafts, have been exhibited, spanning more than 1,000 years from pre-Japanese history to the Meiji era, and are a mockery of cross-cultural exchanges in Japanese art. 

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From July 24th to September 12th, the Kyoto National Museum held a special exhibition with the theme of &quot;National Treasures of Kyoto&quot;. Of course, as the name suggests, there will be many kinds of national treasure-level artworks in Kyoto that will be on display, and the one that attracted me the most is of course the original of the Thunder God and Wind God screen. I have seen this in games, news and magazines, but it is really rare to have the original on display. I missed it this time and I don&rsquo;t know when I will have the next chance. I was so excited and shocked when I saw the original. It is really beautiful and cannot be described in words. In addition, the weather today was also very good. Because photography is not allowed for all the exhibits in the museum, I took a lot of photos outside instead.

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There are not many people in general, it is very interesting, experience the train 100 years ago, the scenery along the way is good, strolling in the town of Guigang, very comfortable! There are also manpower boats next to the canyon to experience!

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There are always many people, so it is necessary to go early in the morning. Living in Park Hyatt may have local advantages. You can walk there. You may wish to take a taxi. You can have the energy to climb for two or three years. Conan punches the shoulder, so you can wait a while to pay attention to the beauty of the mountain, and the base of the wooden structure.

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One of the oldest shrines in Kyoto, the main deity is Inari, who is in charge of harvest, business prosperity, and family safety. Behind the shrine, there are thousands of vermilion torii gates stretching to the top of the mountain, which is a representative landscape of Kyoto.
When I came at around 1pm, there were a lot of tourists. There were many shops at the door where you could change into kimonos. There were a lot of young men and women wearing kimonos. There were not many cherry blossoms in mid-April. Thousand Torii Gates⛩️In fact, it is easier to take pictures when you walk inside with fewer people.
If you just want to take a quick walk, there is still a mountain to climb behind, and you still have some time. You can overlook the panoramic view of Kyoto from the mountain.

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Located in the northwest of Kyoto City, on the eastern edge of the Tanba Plateau, it is known as the &quot;No. 1 Scenic Spot in Kyoto&quot;.
There are: Sagano Bamboo Forest, Togetsukyo Bridge, Arashiyama Park (consisting of Kameyama, Nakanoshima, and Rinchuan Temple, with red pines, cherry trees, maple trees, etc., as well as facilities such as squares, rest areas, and observatories.), Tenryuji Temple, Nonomiya Shrine and other shrines. There is also Iwatayama Monkey Park.

It was a resort for aristocrats in the Heian period, became a center for temples and shrines in the Edo period, and gradually became a tourist destination after the Meiji Restoration.

◦ You can take the Sagano sightseeing train: it runs along the Hozugawa Valley, a total of 7.3 kilometers, about 25 minutes one way, and you can enjoy the beauty of the four seasons.

◦ Hozugawa rafting cruise: you can experience it in Kameoka, crossing the Aoyama Gorge to reach the Togetsukyo Bridge, the ticket price is 4,100 yen for adults.

I actually felt that it was okay after a tour, especially compared with the famous rivers and mountains in my country, the scenery is more delicate, and there is nothing special about it.

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[Scenery] It is actually more beautiful at night. Go there at night and see the lights on.


[Fun] There are a lot of delicious and fun things to do, some hidden bars, downstairs, right next to OMO5 Garden, sharing an underground entrance

It&#39;s rare to see geishas going to work on the Hanami Line, so don&#39;t wait.

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