
- 4.7/5
蓝星旅行者There are always many people, so it is necessary to go early in the morning. Living in Park Hyatt may have local advantages. You can walk there. You may wish to take a taxi. You can have the energy to climb for two or three years. Conan punches the shoulder, so you can wait a while to pay attention to the beauty of the mountain, and the base of the wooden structure.
- 4.7/5
Cameo19Stunning natural beauty, definitely a must visit if in Kyoto. Convenient to get to, I took a bus there and train back to hotel. Definitely set aside a good few hours, beautiful scenery overlooking the riverside and lake. Many shops and restaurants in the village. Definitely take the romantic train, stunning views!
- 4.4/5
우수한별Rurikoin is a place in Kyoto that leaves a deep and lasting impression with its serene beauty. When I first stepped through its gate, the tranquility of the garden took my breath away. This is not just a temple—it feels like a space where time itself has stopped. With each step, the gentle rustling of fallen leaves and the distant sound of birds seemed to cleanse my soul.
- 4.5/5
TimentoDiverTofuku-ji, founded in 1236 in Kyoto, Japan, by the powerful Fujiwara clan, stands as one of the five great Zen temples of Kyoto. Established to pray for the souls of those who perished in the Mongol invasions, it has weathered centuries of historical shifts and architectural reconstructions. The temple complex boasts significant structures such as the iconic Sanmon gate, the oldest of its kind in Japan, and the Tsutenkyo Bridge, famous for its panoramic views of autumn foliage. Visitors are drawn to Tofuku-ji for its profound Zen atmosphere, beautiful gardens, and seasonal transformations, particularly during the autumn season when the vibrant colors of maple leaves create a mesmerizing spectacle. The blend of historical significance, architectural splendor, and natural beauty makes Tofuku-ji a cultural gem and a contemplative retreat for those seeking a glimpse into Japan's rich heritage.
- 4.5/5
Nature Lover68Eikan-dō(Zenrin-ji) Temple is situated in 48 Eikandocho, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, 606-8445, Japan. This temple is one of the popular places for admires the autumn foliage in Kyoto.The landscaping of temple is top notch with beautiful traditional Japanese architecture. Recommended to visit in a sunny morning.
- 4.5/5
mosy2018I went for a walk. This temple is very famous. In fact, the architecture is very classical. It is said that it is very old and has been handed down for a long time. Some people burn incense in the temple. They are all wooden houses. The layout is very beautiful. It is quite big to walk inside. A row of arch bridge-style buildings. It is said that when the water supply was tight in the past, it was used to open up the source. Every step along the way is a new scene. It is a very clean environment and very comfortable.
- 4.4/5
_TS***8a place for worship, relax and you can find peace inside out, the place is ancient and the distance is a bit far away surroundings are nice
- 4.7/5
BiancaArielI was surprised that there were many foreign tourists after getting off at the bus stop. The direction signs stand out. There are security personnel wearing uniforms on the crosswalk at the entrance. Admission tickets are only available in cash. The size of the tourist area is not large, so you don't have to walk for a long time. The trees are well managed. I can't get close to the building, but I was moved enough just to see it from a distance. If I live nearby, I might come here for a walk every day.
- 4.4/5
LMOOLMThis place is 10/5 during cherry blossom season. It was soooo beautiful. If you only want to visit 1 place for cherry blossom in Kyoto, it is definitely here!
- 4.5/5
Young0928Kifune Shrine is located very deep in the mountain. You need to take a train and a bus to get there. I personally think that the transportation is not very convenient, and the maple leaves fall very early. However, it is worth seeing the red leaf tunnel.







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