Stroll along the Fushimi Inari Shrine's 1,000 Torii gates to the intersection

I went there in the fall of 2022, when I started to feel that foreign tourists were starting to return. I visited in the evening and early in the morning on another day. There were not many people. After passing through the Senbon Torii, I visited the Okusha Hohaisho, lifted the Omokaru stone, and started climbing to the top. I actually went up to go around Inariyama, but both times I was satisfied and came back at the Yotsutsuji. There was a toilet on the way from the Okusha Hohaisho to the Yotsutsuji, and it was clean, of course. I was reminded that Japanese toilets are clean and free. There is a teahouse at the Yotsutsuji, but it was closed early in the morning. I brought tea and coffee with me, so I relaxed for about 30 minutes. If you are interested, please visit in comfortable shoes. I do not recommend wearing Japanese clothing if you go to the top. Personally, I think that the limit of what you can go in geta or zori is the Okusha Hohaisho. Address: Inariyama Government Land, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto City Recommended point: Walking in a sacred place Budget per person: Free if you just walk #japan #trip2022 #WesternJapan #Kyoto #Kyoto #kyoto #FushimiInari #SenbonTorii