The classic scenery of Kyoto in the rain, paying for the sentiment

🌈 Scenic Features: The same photo spot at Kiyomizu-dera as seen in the anime Detective Conan with Conan and Ran, the main stage setting in the song of Inari Love, and the heroine Fushimi Inari's name is directly taken from the shrine's name (in Japanese, 'Inari' is pronounced the same as 'Inari'). 🎟️ Ticket Information: Entry to Kiyomizu-dera requires about 20R per person. 💗 Other Tips: (Inner feelings) Stayed in Osaka the whole time, and it's about 1 hour by subway to Kyoto. You can see signs to Fushimi Inari as soon as you get off the subway. Arrived at 10 o'clock, not yet meal time, so we went to visit first (if you ask, it's for eating). It started to drizzle early, but climbing the mountain... climbing randomly... climbing crazily... even changing shoes made it feel like wearing a mask of pain... Just took a brief look around, didn't worship (because I usually go to temples, better safe than sorry, just in case, so I just visited a bit) and didn't go to the deepest part, sisters with good stamina can climb further. The rain got heavier and heavier, and we started climbing to Kiyomizu-dera again. Yes, as the guide says, it's just walking and walking and walking. To take a photo at the same spot as Conan, you need to buy an entry ticket first. There were so many people, so I didn't take photos. There were queues for everything like drawing lots. Did you see the pagoda in picture 2? As long as your feet can handle it, you can walk there! Anyway, I couldn't. Later, the rain got heavier and heavier, and I was a bit afraid of getting soaked and catching a cold, so I gave up the approximately 45-minute walk around Kyoto (just an excuse for being lazy, don't scold me, I'll go next time, definitely next time), took a small bus back to Inari, and then took the subway back to Osaka.