Photographed at 📷 the "Bamboo Forest Path" in Saga-Arashiyama, Kyoto Prefecture When you go inside, there is a shrine, a train passes, A road 🛣️ full of charm It was fun to capture the dignity of the bamboo and the sky seen through the gaps.

Photographed at 📷 "Eikando Zenrinji" in Higashiyama, Kyoto Prefecture I had never done sightseeing while looking at the autumn leaves, so I decided to go see them this year, and I took my mother with me to Kyoto! I went to. A, It was so early to come!! Not red... green, brown leaves, 💡 Discover If you look closely, you can see that the green and brown color scheme is very beautiful, and I took more pictures than the red autumn leaves. I felt 🍂 the rarity of the combination that can only be seen at this time of year

Fushimi inari taisha is one of the top most tourist destination of Japan. It looks very beautiful and truly represents the cultural aspects of Japan. Always very crowded and I recommend you to visit early morning. This is real gem of Japan.

Fushimi inari taisha is one of the top most tourist destination of Japan. It looks very beautiful and truly represents the cultural aspects of Japan. Always very crowded and I recommend you to visit early morning. This is real gem of Japan.

In the 📸 season of fresh greenery This is "Genkoan" in Kyoto Prefecture The union of round windows and fresh greenery is okay 🤤 It's worth seeing all year round, so be sure to visit! Location: Kyoto

It is a hogakuin temple in the Arashiyama of Kyoto. Although it is a small garden, the cobblestone path and the tunnel of autumn leaves are worth seeing.

Kiyomizudera temple is a well known tourist destination and always be very crowded. Last autumn we visited thus famous destination and it really very beautiful. Wish to visit this year too. The whole mountain looks multi colored and the shrines creates an amazing scenic views.

World Heritage Kyoto Daigoji Temple Bentendo I went to Daigoji Temple for the first time, but it was a stunning vermilion color.

When I lived in Kyoto, I often visited for sightseeing. It is a famous Arashiyama. The bridge in the photo is called "Togetsukyo Bridge", and it seems that the origin of the bridge's name is that the old emperor saw the moon moving on the bridge and commented, "It is similar to the crossing of the moon without a bear." The autumn leaves of Arashiyama are very famous, so in autumn it is crowded with more people than usual. I also ate salt-grilled ayu here, and the freshly grilled ayu while looking at the autumn leaves spreading in the distance and the river flowing in front of me was the best.

When I was in college, I lived in Kyoto, and on my days off, I often visited famous temples and shrines. It's a pity that I forgot exactly where I took this pond, but I couldn't help but press the shutter because I thought it was beautiful to see the leaves that fell due to autumn leaves floating in the pond and spreading out like a carpet. In spring, I thought that the peach-colored carpet must be spreading. Once again, it was a moment when I felt that the four seasons in Japan are wonderful.

Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine Favorite places Autumn leaves around the torii gate Clean♪♪ #Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine #Kyoto

Sento Imperial Palace 🍁 in autumn is said to be the best in Kyoto for those who live in Kyoto A day when I visited in autumn and was enveloped in impressive scenery. A place ☺️ where you can feel the colorful autumn of Japan with maple and ginkgo trees

📍 Joshoji Temple / Kyoto The temple is famous for its autumn leaves, but enjoying the beautiful greenery in summer is also one of the ways to enjoy it. Please visit 🙌🏻🙌🏻 the venerable temple that past emperors have also visited.

Hojo Garden Nanzenji Temple Kyoto. The red leaves are good, but the combination with the garden was also fresh and beautiful.

The mikoshi ceremony is held on the evening of the yamaboko procession day of the Gion Festival. Three mikoshi and their bearers gather in front of the Yasaka Shrine gate. Even when shooting from a distance with a telephoto lens, I could feel the enthusiasm of the bearers and the audience.

The Gion Festival procession in Kyoto. The 38-degree temperature, the crowds, the sweaty men, the photographer who doesn't miss a single moment. It was a hot festival in many ways.

Gion Festival where the blue sky suits you The beauty of the halberd shines when it is held in the blue sky in the hot midsummer yamaboko procession.

Kenninji Temple　 Relax in the garden. You can spend a relaxing time.

Kyoto Yasaka Shrine Gion Festival

Kennin Temple Fengshen Thor　

Toyohashi Gion Fireworks It was the first time in four years that the event was held. May we do it again next year.

Yasaka Shrine　

Kyoto Gion Food Walk

Kenninji Temple I hope you can tell that it's a masterpiece ...

I went to Kenninji Temple in Kyoto. Masterpiece... It's a pity that it's hard to convey in a 🫤 photo

Feel the history The decorations around the yamaboko of the Kyoto Gion Festival are called "folding screens" and it is a splendid decoration that reflects the history of being a national treasure even if you look at any hoko ornament.

The Gion Festival after dark. I'm sure I'm not the only one who was relieved to see so many people gathering in one place and that the coronavirus has finally ended. It was one that was able to capture the original Japanese festival.

Gion Festival and people who flow like water. About 100,000 people visit from all over the country every year. I took a picture of such a large number of people flowing.

The moment when the Gion Festival is illuminated by the setting sun in the scorching heat. I learned a lot from my first Gion Festival. Next time, I would like to learn more about the historical background!

The city of Gion illuminated by the setting sun was beautiful. I went to the Gion Festival in Kyoto for the first time, but it was too interesting, so please go there!