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-📍 Recommended spots - Fushimi Inari Shrine: Walk through thousands of iconic red torii gates. - Kiyomizudera Temple: A beautiful temple with panoramic city views. - Gion's temple area: A district filled with traditional temples, including a small bamboo grove. 🗺️ Travel guide - Book a tea ceremony in the morning—many places offer kimono rental for the whole day. - Staying in Gion is a great way to experience Kyoto’s traditional atmosphere. - Visit temples early to avoid crowds. 📷 Photo spots - Gion District: Traditional streets with wooden machiya houses. - Tofukuji Temple: A fantastic place for autumn foliage. - Philosopher’s Path: A scenic walking route, especially beautiful during cherry blossom season. 🍜 Recommended restaurants - Kichi Kichi Omurice: Famous for its fluffy omurice. - Nishiki Market: Try yuba (tofu skin) and matcha sweets. - Omen: A great place for Kyoto-style udon. 🎟️ Tickets - Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion): One of Kyoto’s most iconic temples. - Gion Corner: A performance showcasing traditional Japanese arts. - Sagano Romantic Train: A scenic ride through Kyoto’s mountains. 🚗 Transportation - Use the Kyoto City Bus Pass for unlimited travel. - Rent a bicycle to explore Higashiyama at your own pace. - Take the Keihan Line to visit Uji, Kyoto’s famous tea region. ⏰ Opening hours - Fushimi Inari Shrine: Open 24 hours. - Nijo Castle: 8:45 AM - 5 PM (last entry at 4 PM). - Kiyomizudera Temple: 6 AM - 6 PM. 📜 Travel tips - Booking a tea ceremony in the morning allows you to wear a kimono all day while exploring Kyoto. - Respect temple etiquette: walk quietly and avoid touching sacred artifacts. - Try Kyoto’s specialty sweets like yatsuhashi (cinnamon rice crackers).