三條大橋

The attractions with super high rate of appearances in Japanese operas are almost synonymous with Kyoto. The advantage of this place is that you can sit directly on the grass under the bridge and watch Yachuan's sleeping continuously. It's very impressive both in the daytime and at night. The riverbed beside the river is also a place for shopkeepers to do business in summer. It can be cool, but for most people, Starbucks is more affordable. Starbucks at the bridge head grabs a very good position. Anyway, it's a very recommended place to sit for a while.

Three bridges connect the two banks of Yachuan, a river in the urban area of Kyoto. In 1590, Fengchen Xiuji ordered the erection of stone pillar bridges, which have been rebuilt and repaired many times. Today, there are still jewelry decorations with patterns.

Although only looking at the three bridges from afar, we can still feel the quiet flow of time. This bridge is the product of the Edo era. Now it still bears three kinds of traffic, and the three are also one of the busiest places in Kyoto.

Out of the subway station are three bridges, people are very busy. The water under the bridge is turbulent, very clear, and the Japanese architecture on the edge is very characteristic. There are specific explanations of the bridge's origin under the bridge, though not very clear, but it can be understood roughly.

Hahaha, Kyoto is one of my favorite cities in Japan, because it has not only the fashionable side, but also the simple side. It is suitable for tranquilizing quietly and looking at the scenery on both sides. Pedestrians are also a scenic line.