
- 4.5/5
D29***94Book tickets early. Otherwise seat allocated (odd number) may not give you good views as compared to even number seat. Cannot see river, unless you stand up. There will be staff asking if you will like to take and buy a photograph for souvenir. Not all visitors are approached. So if you want photos, do look out for them.
- 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
BiancaArielWhen you get out of JR minari Station, the entrance to the shrine opens up amazingly. There are many foreign tourists and middle and high school students even on weekdays. It is cute to see middle school students wearing school uniforms taking group photos under the guidance of their teachers. Contrary to what I thought, it takes quite a long time to look around everywhere in this attraction. It is said that it takes two to three hours to reach the top of the mountain. It seems like quite interesting to climb to the top along the endless red pillars, but I had to come back, vowing to come next. There are fox symbols and figures everywhere. It is so cute to see the fox woodblock hanging from it, and I wonder what the wishes people wrote down. There are signs saying, "This is a prayer hall, please use it with a calm mind." This seems to be because people are immersed in taking pictures in cute and attractive spaces. People are showing off with excitement. I love this unique space.
- 4.8/5
RandomstuffsgGion is one of Kyoto’s most enchanting districts, where old Japan comes alive through preserved wooden machiya houses, quiet tea rooms, and the occasional sight of a geisha hurrying down lantern-lit streets. It’s beautiful both day and night, offering a perfect blend of culture, tradition, and timeless charm.
- 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!
- 4.7/5
Leda MandacGo here if you want to explore street food in Kyoto. These two alleys have food stalls and restaurants to fill your cravings for dango, daigaku, kobe beef, wagyu burger, matcha ice cream, etc.It's a good sidetrip when you're going to Yasaka Pagoda and Yasaka Koshindo Temple.
- 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.
- 4.8/5
Ricky tan sghistory of all of Japan railway, many interactive displays, real trains for photo taking, value for money, recommended for 3-4hour visit!
- 4.7/5
Anonymous userOverall, I am quite satisfied with this activity. Buy tickets on Trip com, buy and use them immediately! Very convenient! #京都二条城的夜樱光影秀The whole experience is unforgettable The lights of Nijo Castle are bright at night, and the night cherry blossoms flicker under the lights, creating a dreamy atmosphere. The visual feast is very exciting. With the rhythm of the music, the changes of lights and cherry blossoms complement each other, which makes people dazzled. While enjoying the beautiful scenery, you can also feel the history and culture of Nijo Castle. This combination makes the whole experience richer. Whether it is a couple or a family, this activity is very suitable, and everyone can enjoy the beauty of cherry blossoms and the mystery of the night. In general, the night cherry blossom light show of Nijo Castle in Kyoto is a feast for the eyes and the soul, and it is worth seeing!
- 4.7/5
Anonymous userGood experience and great for first-time visitors. The ride is about 1 hour 40 minutes. The dock is easy to find—just go to the counter, show your QR code, and exchange for the ticket. The process is smooth and you board quickly. They give you a life jacket. There are three captains on the boat, and they’re funny and share the history of the place. We took the 1 PM boat, but it started to rain a little, so we bought raincoats at the waiting area for 1,000 yen each.







Take the Sagano Romantic Train through the scenic Arashiyama in Kyoto

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