Kyoto Free Travel

Kyoto Free Travel · 10 Kyoto Attractions Suitable for Traveling with Elders ❌ Do not plan a tight schedule; arrange a flexible itinerary with plenty of rest time. ⭕️ Take more photos of your parents and elders, which can be shared on social media for fun. ⭕️ Prepare commonly used medications, motion sickness pills, and masks just in case. ⭕️ Do some research on local specialties and introduce must-buy items to the elders. · Kyoto's Kitchen Next to this market, there is a great shopping street, the health-conscious vegetarian restaurant 'Mumokuteki,' and the 300-year-old stationery store 'Kyukyodo,' all highly recommended. 🕙 10:00～17:00, each store varies, mostly closed on Wednesdays or Sundays. More Beautiful Than a Postcard Open only during spring and autumn each year, the main attraction is the view of the 'Ruri Garden' from the study hall, where the layered, lush foliage casts different colors with the light. 📅 Open only from April to June and October to December each year, exact dates vary annually, please refer to the official website for details. 🕙 10:00～17:00 💰 2,000 yen per person Kyoto's Iconic Attraction Kiyomizu-dera is one of Kyoto's important cultural properties and was listed as a World Cultural Heritage site in 1994. The 'Kiyomizu Stage' is built on the mountainside without a single nail, suspended solely by wooden joints. 🕙 Generally 6:00～18:00 Summer Tradition From May to September each year, Kyoto's summer tradition 'Kamogawa Noryo Yuka'! It's a favorite holiday spot for Kyoto residents. Most Beautiful Cherry Blossom Path A 1.6-kilometer-long walking path, the cherry blossoms 🌸 blooming along the water flow every March are breathtaking! Picturesque All Year Round Especially the 'Sagano Bamboo Forest,' a representative scenic spot in Arashiyama, attracting tourists from all over. Full of Legendary Charm The 'Water Divination Omikuji' is quite famous, along with the riverbed cuisine for cooling off, flowing somen noodles, and the water deity 'Takakami no Kami,' widely worshiped by those in the food and beverage industry and other water-related businesses. World Heritage The design on the Japanese 10 yen coin is the Phoenix Hall of Byodoin Temple. 🕙 08:30～17:30 💰 Adults 600 yen, high school and junior high school students 400 yen, elementary school students 300 yen Healing Fairy Tale Village Miyama Town in Kyoto, known for its thatched-roof village, is one of Japan's three major existing thatched-roof settlements. The thatched roofs stand in rows against a backdrop of green mountains, resembling an ancient Japanese landscape from afar. Kyoto's Famous 'INODA COFFEE' Main Store 'Kyoto's morning starts with the aroma of INODA coffee.' Choose a morning to experience the nostalgic atmosphere of a Japanese-style tea shop. 🕙 7:00～19:00, open all year round