Kyoto, Japan - The tangled root path of the trees, walking from Kurama Temple to Kifune Shrine

#Forest #100TravelWays #KyotoTravel Kyoto Rakuhoku's famous places #Kurama Temple and #Kifune Shrine are well-known for their quiet forests and are popular with travelers who love nature. The two places are separated by #Kurama Mountain. If you take the Eiden, you have to turn back to Kibuneguchi, so many people choose to start directly from the #Kinogenmichi behind Kurama Temple, walk through the forest to Kibune Shrine, practice your leg strength and enjoy the tree-lined sea of ​​Kurama Mountain. The name of the Wood Root Trail is meant to illustrate the intricately entangled tree roots that protrude and crawl on the ground. This is because the geology of Mount Kurama is coral limestone reef rock, which is extremely hard and the tree roots cannot take root downwards, thus forming a strange sight of protruding from the ground. It takes 2-3 hours to walk from Kurama Temple to Kifune Shrine, passing through Jissorin Forest, Soshogaya Fudo Hall, Yoshitsune Hall, Soshogaya, and the Demon King Hall. Among them, the Demon King Hall enshrines the Demon King. Since ancient times, Shintoism believes that there are gods in everything in the universe. There are rugged rocks deep in the hall, which are believed to be the throne of the gods. After walking the entire mountain road, people who don’t usually hike may feel exhausted and tired. A 2-hour journey may take 3 hours. Fortunately, there are shade trees along the way. Although it is not hot, it is humid and you will definitely sweat! Before climbing a mountain, you must first measure your own strength. #forest #100 ways to travel #Kyoto store exploration #Kyoto store views #Rakuhoku #Kurama Temple #Kifune Shrine #Kinogen Road #Eizan Tram