The fire of the Five Mountains heralds the end of summer in Kyoto. Next year is the time to end Corona I want you to shine the night sky of Kyoto.

Kyoto Gion Festival held again this year Pedestrian paradise with corona measures, Although the procession has been canceled Kyoto's Traditional Summer Events If you observe the Gion Festival Each hoko town gathered to hold the event.

Togetsukyo Bridge (Kyoto) It is Coronavirus pandemic and there are few people, but it is a very good spot where you can feel nature.

The riverbed in front of Kifune Shrine in Kyoto. In summer, you can eat somen noodles here. Surrounded by trees while listening to the sound of water, it was a place where you could feel the harmony.

Summer lights and colors color Kyoto. How eloquent of them.

I went to Kifune Shrine in Kyoto for the first time! Water fortune telling digital is also supported, which is amazing! w The greenery here is vivid and it looks great ✨ in summer.

Kenninji Temple is located about 5 minutes on foot near Gion. Located in the middle of Gion, which is full of Kyoto atmosphere, it is the oldest Zen temple in Kyoto. Maples are planted everywhere in the precincts, but the main attraction is the courtyard called Choon-teiwa. When I took the photo, it was raining. I met a pair of parents and children staring at the courtyard as it rained quietly.

When I visited Kyoto on a business trip, I happened to have half a day free, so I visited Shisendo, which was the closest to my accommodation. It was a weekday, and the weather was after rain, so it was almost reserved. A garden full of tranquility that makes you want to sit for hours. When Corona is over, I would like to visit again with my family.

This is a photo of the Gion Festival. It is unlikely that the festival will be held as usual this year, so next year is the time!

Yasaka Tower In Kyoto

After all, Kyoto would be the Japan. The photo shows Nineizaka.

I've never seen a cherry blossom more beautiful than this. I hope that the day will return when everyone can see the cherry blossoms with a smile without worrying about anything.

Kyoto is beautiful everywhere. At that time, I hadn't imagined this future yet.

Dessert from a certain pizza shop

Dinner that day

Wow, it's awesome watching these cups come together. I love watching videos of craftsmanship like this. Don't see a lot of this anywhere else these days. Japan always has the coolest traditional crafts too. I really enjoy sake so I should consider getting one of these probably. I'd also like to get some Edo Kiriko as well, but they're a bit more pricey and I'm really pick about which one I want lol. I love seeing all the specialized tools used in each craft too. Some you can just tell that there's no other possible use and you can get an idea of just how much knowledge has been handed down to reach this point. Really awesome stuff

This photo was taken with the world's widest lens, the HELIAR-HYPER WIDE 10mm f/5.6 Aspherical. The location is Kyoto, Arashiyama

Cherry blossom season

Japan roofs of houses

The sun shines through the leaves

The base of the trees. Moss again

Garden moss. Something is about to start

April when the cherry blossoms bloom

A dream-like photo taken by Fushimi Jugokufune that condenses the beauty and kindness of spring. When Corona is over, I want to go with my family and friends again!

Entrance of Fushimi Shrine

Shopping district.

Japan places to visit after corona Night view of Byodo-in Phoenix Hall 2020/11 In Kyoto

What a great photo of Heian Jingu. I haven't had the chance to visit this one in Kyoto unfortunately, too entranced by Kiyomizudera I suppose. I really need to check out Heian Jingu though, I always enjoy seeing photos of it. I really love how open the courtyard is and seeing the large torii gate is always cool as well. I'd really like to take a stroll through the garden here as well, it's supposed to be pretty incredible from what I've heard. Really tranquil no doubt. I know there are some ponds or at least one pond, I'm not sure if it has any koi in it though, Although I'm sure there are as most gardens seems to have them, plus they're really beautiful so it'd be a shame not to have them. I knew there was a festival here that's supposed to be really awesome but couldn't remember the name so I had to look it up. The Reisai Festival - Supposed to be really great for seeing Geiko and Maiko and hearing some traditional instruments like the shamisen

Nineizaka Kyoto, Japan Canon EOS9000D In the early morning, regardless of the Coronavirus pandemic, you can enjoy the silence and solemn atmosphere of Kyoto without people. There are always many people in Kyoto's tourist spots, but if you get up early, you can enjoy a different atmosphere!

Location: Yasaka Tower, Kyoto Photography equipment: SONYa6400 The combination of sunset and Yasaka tower is really beautiful. If the timing is right, you can take pictures of moments when no one is around, so it is a place that you should definitely visit.