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687 reviews 64 travel blogs 176 photos Attraction Type:
Religious site, Town center/square/plaza, Lookout
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Temples, Graveyards and Roman Aquaduct Kyoto
Was a huge day today. The amount of trapsing around we had already done was beginning to take a little bit of a toll on our feet.
Seriously- for a trip to Japan..spend the money and buy the best walking shoes you can find, as to see everything you will be walking kilometres at a time.
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Geishas in Great Kyoto - Japan We Love You!!!
Hey again,
So after a rather painless overnight bus journey (well you would hope for £55) from Tokyo we arrived in Kyoto in the early hours of the morning. Kyoto was the Imperial capital between 794 and 1868, and is still considered Japan's cultural heart and capital with more than 2000 temples and shrines. Kyoto is similar to Tokyo with … -
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Castles and Temples continued
We ate a huge traditional homemade Japanese breakfast (with some American mixed in too) in the morning at the inn. It included a ridiculous amount of food - scrambled eggs, soup with tofu, sesame flavored veggies, crab salad, a slice of salmon, seaweed, rice, green tea, a few other things I cannot remember. It was amazing though. After breakfast, …
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Kyoto
Sáng lên đường đi Kyoto. Khoảng 1 tiếng đến nơi. Nơi ghé đến đầu tiên là Kiyomizudera.Trời nắng, ảnh chụp lên rất đẹp, chỉ có điều chùa đang tu sửa, mấy ảnh toàn cảnh chỉ toàn nhìn …
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Temples, Geishas and out of this world food!
... on to Maruyama Park, Kodaiji Temple, Ryozen-Gokuku-jinju Shrine (a tribute to the unknown soldiers who perished in WWII), and Kiyomizu Temple (amazing views!). Took public transport to the other end of town to see some other temples: Rokuon-ji Temple ...
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A weekend in the ancient capital of Kyoto, Japan.
... in this one temple. The monks were chanting and banging on a gong or something. We ended the walk by visiting a temple called Kiyomizu Temple. We had to climb this hill alongside an ancient graveyard to get there. The graveyard was breathtaking. We ...
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Last entry from Japan?
... mysterious ladies. Alas, they are too quick and too wily for the likes of the average tourist. Kiyomizu Temple, a beautifully preserved temple with a very tilted and unstable-looking balcony that overlooks Kyoto city. I'll let the pictures speak for ...
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Old Kyoto (World)
... Image of Kannon Bodhisattva (a national treasure) all in one room. It is impressive to say the least. We then went to Kiyomizu Temple, stopping at some wonderful shops along the way (we walked). Kiyomizu sits high above the city of Kyoto and offers a ...
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Temples, shrines and tourists!
... tour of Kyoto. It is much larger than I imagined. A very modern city, good transport but a heavy tourist population. We visited Kiyomizu temple that night. Some of the temples are lot up in the evening! Momo is awesome at walking through large crowds, ...
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Leila's visit, long weekend in Kyoto
... means that you will have a good nights sleep and wishes you a great day of sightseeing in the morning. DAY 1: Kiyomizu Temple with beautiful views of the city Osaka Shrine where we saw a traditional Japanese wedding Shopping around ...
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Kyoto Day 2
... when the security says "No photo please! No photo please!" I'm contending for an Oscar in fact. From here we headed towards Kiyomizu Temple. This temple is situated on a Cliffside and has been nominated to be one of the new "Seven Wonders of the World" ...
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Geisha safari on the streets of Kyoto
... these memorial shrines in every direction as far as the eye could see. Finally, after a lot of walking we reached the Kiyomizu Temple. There were prayer shrines everywhere, gongs to ring, incense to burn, prayer requests to write on rice paper and let ...
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Kyoto, Shrines, Temples and the Imperial Palcae
... ) and the Imperial Palace, and after lunch which we will have at the Kyoto Handicraft Center, Heian Shrine, Sanjusanjen-do, and Kiyomizu Temple. In Japan there are 1000 Buddhist temples and 300 Shinto shrines. A great many of them are in the Kyoto and ...
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Kyoto Leaves
... for a few hours sampling pounds of yatsuhashi (Kyoto's famous triangle mochi sweet) and pickled vegetables. Finally, we ended up at Kiyomizu Temple (one of the new 8 wonders of the world) for the fall night light up. Rarely can a person ...
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- Maruyama Park
- Otani Honbyo (Otani Mausoleum)
- Philosopher's Walk
- Chorakuji Temple
- Chishaku-in
- Shosei-en Garden
- Yasaka Shrine
- Kyoto National Museum
- Gion Kaburenjo Theater
- Gion
- Kyoto Zoo (Dobutsu-En)
- Chion-in
- Koryu-ji Temple
- Kyoto National Museum of Modern Art
- Covered market
- Shoren-in Temple
- Takashimaya
- Kyoto Station
- Kyoto Studio Park (Toei Uzumasa Eiga Mura)