Summary of Kyoto's maple leaves, a bizarre dream

My first time seeing the maple leaves, the biggest surprise was Yanggusi Temple in the suburbs of Kyoto, my favorite place. Next is Nanzenji Temple and Eikando Temple, which are crowded but still shocking. There is a complete and grand courtyard, and with the nearby Tenju-an Temple, you can make a one-day route and stroll around for a whole day. On the contrary, the most anticipated Shiga, Kizokuji Temple, because the maple leaves have gradually fallen and come to an end, the journey is tortuous and lower than expected. But if you are not particularly interested in photography, you can go to Kizokuji Temple in the morning and take a 1-hour bus ride to Kyurin Chikuin in the afternoon. Kyurin Chikuin, plus the trip to Lake Biwa, is really relaxing and a pleasant surprise. Three or four days, not enough to see. To avoid forgetting, we summarize our complete four-day itinerary, two of which are to avoid the crowds, and even if it is not the maple leaf season, it is a very recommended short trip around Kyoto, very in-depth. Day 1: Takao Sanzan (Kozanji Temple, Jingoji Temple, Saihoji Temple) + Tokai Nature Trail + Arashiyama Atago Nenbutsuji Temple Day 2: Shiga Kizokuji Temple - Kyurin Chikuin Day 3: Nanzenji Temple - Tenju-an Temple - Eikando Temple Day 4: Yanggusi Temple, Komyoji Temple Maple leaf date 12.4~12.7, this year is late, places like Eikando Temple in the city are still in full bloom. Nanzenji Temple Yanggusi Temple Jingoji Temple, Kyurin Chikuin, Kizokuji Temple, Atago Nenbutsuji Temple... This year's maple leaves will be enjoyed here first, and I have spent a few bizarre days, so beautiful that it is unreal.