If you only have one day in Kyoto~

Kyoto Citywalk | A complete guide for a one-day tour (with routes)‼ ️ 【Route】 Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine➠Kiyomizu Temple➠Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka➠Kodaiji Temple➠Yasaka Shrine➠Hanaminakaji (Gion)➠Kamogawa➠(Nishiki Market)Kawaramachi Shopping District 【Attractions】 1️⃣Fushimi Inari Shrine 🦊Fox: Inari is the god in charge of agriculture, commerce and harvest in Japanese mythology, and the fox is regarded as his messenger. Legend has it that foxes protect farmland by eating mice that are harmful to crops, and therefore are given the sacred duty of guarding Inari Shrine. ⛩️Senbon Torii: Thousand Torii refers to a spectacular passage formed by hundreds of Torii gates connected together. "Torii" symbolizes the boundary between the divine realm and the human world. Believers express their gratitude or prayers by donating to build torii gates, and over time a long corridor of torii gates is formed. 2️⃣ Kiyomizu Temple 🎫400 yen/adult The dancing cherry blossoms along the streets play the prelude to spring, and the 👘 that can be seen everywhere has become the "walking code" of Kyoto. The oldest temple in Japan, where you can enjoy cherry blossoms in spring and maple leaves in autumn. Don't forget to come here to ask for a limited edition Sakura bell amulet to improve your fortune. Kiyomizu Temple and the stone slopes of Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka together form the core circle of Kyoto's Higashiyama culture. The slope is very Kyoto-style, with various Japanese snack shops and Japanese-style grocery stores on both sides. It is a good place to buy souvenirs in Kyoto~🍦! 4️⃣ Kodaiji Temple 🎫Ticket price: 600 yen/adult Open from 9:00 to 17:30, admission stops at 17:00, and will be extended to 21:30 during the cherry blossom season, summer night season, and red leaf season. This attraction is not crowded with people, and it is leisurely and peaceful throughout the whole process🧚🏻‍♀️ 5️⃣ Yasaka Shrine One of the most famous shrines in the Kansai region, it is particularly beautiful when lit up at night, with lanterns forming a large area, making it a great place for taking photos. 6️⃣Hanaminakaji, Gion Gion covers the area from Yasaka Shrine, Kamogawa River to Higashi-Oji-dori, and is the core area of ​​Kyoto's traditional bustling streets. It preserves residential buildings from the Edo period and is also a famous geisha cultural district, where you have a high chance of encountering geishas. 7️⃣ Kamogawa This river runs through Kyoto, and the banks are picturesque and suitable for walking, cycling and cooling off. It is a good place to relax. 8️⃣ Nishiki Market (Kawaramachi Shopping District (Kyoto Sanjo, Shijo)) Known as the Kyoto people's kitchen, it contains 130 shops of all sizes where you can find the unique flavor of Kyoto food! In short, it is a business district with very convenient shopping and transportation! After eating the eel rice, I returned happily~ ➡️【Food Guide】 Oden🍲, Sukiyaki🥘, Matcha🍵, Fried pork chop🥩, Eel rice🍱, Tofu feast🍮, Duck rice🦆, Yakitori🍢, Kamameshi🍚 Coming to Kyoto is like opening a yellowed collection of Japanese poetry, with each page filled with tranquility and romance. This thousand-year-old capital has both the solemnity of shrines and Buddhist pavilions and the gentleness of scenery throughout the four seasons. After visiting these must-see classic attractions, you can experience the most authentic Kyoto style~