Kyoto Attraction Recommendations
Kiyamachi-dori (Kamogawa) ð Exiting from Ume Yu and turning right, after a 100-meter walk, you'll arrive at Kiyamachi-dori. Cherry blossoms ðļ line both sides of the river. The southern part, near Gojo Children's Park, is less crowded ðĪ and allows you to get down to the riverbank, making it perfect for photos ð·. The northern part is busier ðĨ, and photos are best taken from the bridge, though it can be a bit challenging to get good shots. Kamo River ð Kiyamachi-dori is directly connected to Shijo Bridge. The Kamo River isn't a tourist attraction per se, but it offers a glimpse into Kyoto's relaxed lifestyle. Along the riverbanks, you can see people cycling ðīââïļ and strolling ðķââïļ, watch the sunset ð, and see the lights gradually turn on along the riverbanks ð. It's a great way to experience the leisurely pace of Kyoto life. ðŋ Yasaka Shrine ðŪ Yasaka Shrine is best visited at night! Ideally, come when the sky is still blue but not yet dark ð . It's perfect for photos ðļ! With over a thousand lanterns ðŪ in front of the dance hall and the blue sky âĻ, both landscapes and portraits turn out beautifully. ðļðĪ #Kyoto ðŋ
