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★★★★Kinkakuji Temple
The real name of Kinkakuji Temple is Luyuan Temple. Because the outer walls of the core building of the temple, the Relic Hall, are all decorated with gold foil, it is nicknamed "Kinkakuji Temple". The temple was founded in 1397 as the villa of General Ashikaga Yoshimitsu (the prototype of General Toshi in the anime "Smart Ikkyu"). It was later changed to the "Bodhi Temple" of the Zen temple.
Visiting Kinkakuji Temple during the maple leaf season, the golden Kinkakuji Temple and the red leaves all over the mountain will be a magnificent sight.
(Tickets: Adults: 400 yen, Elementary and junior high school students: 300 yen)

★★★★Kiyomizudera area
★Kiyomizu Temple
A world cultural heritage and a popular tourist attraction in Kyoto. Founded in 778, it is the oldest temple in Kyoto and a Japanese national treasure. Jishu Shrine is located on the north side of the main hall of Kiyomizu-dera Temple. It is a Japanese shrine for making connections and praying for luck in love.(Admission fee: Adults: 400 yen, Elementary and junior high school students: 200 yen) Please pay for yourself
[Two and three years ago]Ninnenzaka and Sannennzaka, located outside Kiyomizudera Temple, are slopes with unique Kyoto style and are listed as Japan's "Important Traditional Buildings Preservation Area". On both sides of the stone slope are Japanese-style buildings full of ancient charm, with a strong Japanese style. Various delicacies, paper fans, dolls, chopsticks and other handicrafts are dazzling.
★Shiji Trail
Turn right at the end of Ninnianzaka and continue walking north. You will see the Shibei Path. There are fewer tourists here. There are elegant traditional Japanese houses on both sides of the cobblestone path, which makes people feel like they are going back in time and far away. Noisy, return to tranquility.
★Gion・Hanamikoji
In the ancient and famous Flower Street, there were nearly a thousand geishas in Kyoto in the 1960s. There are still dozens of geisha teachers training in traditional tea ceremony, ikebana, guqin, gagaku, kyogen, maiko, and bunraku. When you walk into Flower Street, you will be greeted by an ancient style: there are teahouses with exquisite facades on both sides, and wooden lattice windows and doors are closed... This is a mysterious path that runs from north to south, with a total length of about 1 kilometer. The northern section is modern, while the southern section is traditional. Both the north and the south have their own styles and trends.
★Yasaka Shrine
The shrine located in Higashiyama District, Kyoto City, is one of the most famous and oldest shrines in the Kansai region. There is a special place for asking for fortune-telling, writing on ema and asking for protection. The ema patterns are very diverse, and the heart-shaped ema that prays for love is very popular.
(You can taste local Kyoto style lunch by yourself, admire the ancient buildings full of Japanese flavor, and keep taking pictures with your mobile phone camera)

★★★★Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine
Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is famous for its "Thousand Torii Gate" and attracts countless tourists from Japan and abroad every year. It has been ranked first among the "most popular Japanese attractions among foreigners" in the survey of the world's largest travel website for three consecutive years. Bit. Let’s pray for ourselves and our dear family here.
In addition, the ema of Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is also unique. It is shaped like a white fox and can be imaginatively painted into various expressions.

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