Kyoto, Japan - Philosopher's Path Walking Route Recommendation: Nanzenji Suirokaku

#Keage Incline, #Nanzenji Temple, #Suirokaku, #Eikan-do Temple, #Philosopher's Path, #Ginkaku-ji Temple are the best routes for visiting and enjoying the scenery in Sakyo Ward. You can enjoy cherry blossoms in spring, greenery in summer, maple leaves in autumn, and snow in winter. It's not long from Keage subway station to the inclined railway, lined with cherry blossom trees. This small section is quite popular during the flower season. At the end of the walk is Lake Biwa Canal Park and the Japanese garden Murin-an. After turning a corner on the Keishi Railway and passing the Blue Bottle Coffee, you will enter the territory of Nanzenji Temple. The magnificent wooden Sanmen Gate stands before you. You can pay to climb up and have a good view. Passing through the Sanmen Gate are the Dharma Hall, the Buddhist Temple, the large and small abbot's rooms, and the abbot's garden, which is famous for its dry landscape. The Waterway Pavilion, also known as the Waterway Bridge, is an arched building made of red bricks and granite. It has a history of one hundred years. In addition to using hydropower for irrigation, it is also used to transport resources. Taking photos while walking through the arches is a great spot for internet celebrities. The Philosopher's Path starts at Eikan-do at the south end and ends at Ginkaku-ji Omotesando at the north end. It is a path along the Lake Biwa Canal, about 2 kilometers long, with cherry and maple trees planted on both sides. It is very popular with tourists during the flower season. You can think about the philosophy of life while walking. #日本探店 #京都景点