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Introducing power spots from the Nanzenji Temple Suirokaku Aqueduct of Kyoto Prefecture, which is sure to be Instagrammable.
The Keage Incline, an abandoned railway site located in Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, is an inclined railway with a total length of about 582 meters that connects the Keage Buna Reservoir upstream of the Canal with the Nanzenji Temple Ship Reservoir downstream. You can walk on the railroad tracks and enjoy cherry blossom viewing on foot during the cherry blossom season.
In addition, the 93.2-meter-long aqueduct and Nanzenji Temple Suirokaku Aqueduct are popular tourist spots. It is a 1-minute walk from the Nanzenji Temple Hall. The timeless brick bridge creates a nostalgic landscape, and the arched shape continues, making the world look like a painting. It is crowded with many people during the autumn foliage season. If you want to take photos that don't show other people, early morning is recommended.
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