- 0.1 Kyoto 1 day highlights, Hozu River rafting, Wagyu beef lunch, Tenryuji temple, Bamboo forest, Nomiya shrine, Togetsu bridge, Monkey park in 1 day!!
- 0.2 Hozu River Rafting
- 0.3 Wagyu beef lunch
- 0.4 Tenryuji Temple
- 0.5 Bamboo Grove Path
- 0.6 Nomiya Shrine, Shrine of Love Stories
- 0.7 Togetsu Bridge
- 0.8 Monkey Park
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Kyoto 1 day highlights, Hozu River rafting, Wagyu beef lunch, Tenryuji temple, Bamboo forest, Nomiya shrine, Togetsu bridge, Monkey park in 1 day!!
Hi I’m Nobu, I like traveling overseas and in Japan every year , visited 30 countries!
I’m a National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter of English for 12 years.
For the people who are interested in and planning trip to Japan ,
I show you hidden local information which you have never seen and heard of through books and ordinary site!
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Our itinerary is below!
Hozu River Rafting
Hozu River rafting is a popular activity that takes about two hours from Kameoka in the northern part of Kyoto down the swift Hozu River to Arashiyama.
On this day, beautiful green leaves could be seen on both banks of the river.
Wagyu beef lunch
We ate lunch at Japanese style Wagyu beef restaurant.
Yummy !!
Tenryuji Temple
Tenryuji Temple was founded in 1343 as a temple of the Rinzai sect of Zen Buddhism.
It is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The Japanese garden with a pond is beautiful.
Bamboo Grove Path
The path through the bamboo grove is next to Tenryuji temple.
It is a very surrealistic atmosphere as you enter the tall bamboo grove.
Nomiya Shrine, Shrine of Love Stories
This shrine is mentioned in the Tale of Genji written in 1008, which is called the world’s oldest novel.
Nowadays, it is constantly filled with people praying for the fulfillment of their love and for the birth of a child.
Togetsu Bridge
Togetsu Bridge is the symbol of Arashiyama.
Since as far back as the 9th century, aristocrats used this place as a resort to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Monkey Park
We went to Monkey Park in Arashiyama.
After entering the entrance, a 20-minute walk along a mountain path leads to the Monkey Park.
There are 30-40 Japanese monkeys roaming around freely, paying no attention to humans.
You can buy food for 100 yen to feed the monkeys from inside the cage.
It is located on a hill overlooking the city of Kyoto!
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