Fushimi Inari Taisha in Kyoto.

The visiting hours for Fushimi Inari Taisha⛩️ are relatively longer compared to other shrines and temples, so it's recommended to schedule it as the last stop of your itinerary. The messenger of the 'Inari Okami' is a fox, which is why many food stalls along the way sell inari sushi. Additionally, one of its most distinctive features, the thousands of vermilion torii gates, has become a popular photo spot for many visitors. If you want to explore the entire shrine, it's advisable to set aside two to three hours. Since I also planned to attend the 'Suito KURAWANKA Fireworks Festival' this time, I only spent a little over an hour visiting. The number of fireworks at this festival is determined by the number of newborns in that year.