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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.
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When I lived in Kyoto, I often went to Nara.
It is a floating hall in Nara Park where there are many deer.
It is a rare hall built on a pond, and the general public can enter it for free. When you enter the hall, you will feel refreshed and refreshed with the help of the water in the surrounding pond. I visited around the beginning of autumn, so there were still few people and I was able to take a leisurely stroll.
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![[Image1]When I was in college, I lived in Kyoto, and on my days off, I often visited famous temples and shri](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/901d3c676934bf7f40e5691bc9d26fd89506faa7.jpg)
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.
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