Tadasu-no-Mori Forest — Attraction in Kyoto

Tadasu no Mori, which literally means "Forest of Correction," is a sacred grove associated with an important Shinto sanctuary complex known in Japanese as the Kamo-jinja, situated near the banks of the Kamo River just north of where the Takano River joins the Kamo River in northeast Kyoto. The deep green of this forest provides a great sense of tranquility. This long stretch of path in the forest is much favored by the locals of this area. You may want to stroll around the nature with stram running through all the way. Especially early in the morning when the sun light leaking through the shade of leaves called " komorebi " is something spectacular. one of the greatest spots to stay cool in the heat of summer season. You might also be able to see hotaru ( fireflies ) in early June. ( Trans-word+...

I visited here on 15th May 2019 to see ‘Aoi Matsuri’ parade. When entering the forest, young green leaves wrapped me. Fresh air, shade of trees and a small stream downward made it easier to sit and wait for the parade for one and a half-hours. Pay seats were at the other side of the street but this free space was very enough for me. Around 11:40, the parade arrived at the forest and continued for about 30min. It was good opportunity to witness traditional Japanese rituals. Besides, I noticed that tender green of this season is very adorable and refreshing while it’s not so featured comparing with spring cherry blossoms and autumn...

Splendid walk. Recommend in every season. You’ll be surrounded by tons of huge tree. The path way is easy to walk if you want to absorb some nature with out being challenge.

Along the way there’ll be some tree with goddess sign and the gate to lead you to various shrines. I really enjoy my moment here. Its not crowded and peaceful. Would love to...