[Kyoto] A popular Kyoto sightseeing spot: Nene no Michi

Nene no Michi is a popular tourist spot in Kyoto. Nene no Michi is a beautiful stone-paved path that stretches for about 250m from Maruyama Park to Kodaiji Temple. The path was named after Hideyoshi Toyotomi's concubine, Nene. The purpose of the walk is to visit Kodaiji Temple, but there are many other things to see, such as the road from Daiun-in to Ishihorikoji and the approach to Entoku-in and Kodaiji Temple, making it a recommended spot with many sights. You can also get a panoramic view of Kyoto city from the parking lot at Kodaiji Temple, and if you head east, you can head to the Ishin-no-michi road where Sakamoto Ryoma's grave is located, and then head towards Ninenzaka and make a pilgrimage to Kiyomizu, a popular tourist spot. There are many souvenir shops and sweet shops around Ishihorikoji, so you can enjoy sightseeing in Kyoto. [Access] 15 minutes walk from Keihan Gion-Shijo Station 20 minutes walk from Hankyu Shijo Kawaramachi Station [Recommended nearby spots] ⬜ Daiun-in Temple ⬜ Ishihori-koji ⬜ Kodai-ji Temple ⬜ Reizan Kannon Temple ⬜ Kodai-ji Temple Parking Lot ⬜ Entoku-in Temple #KyotoWandering #KyotoSightseeing #Kyoto #KyotoTrip #Nene'sPath #KyotoTrip #kyoto #kyototrip #trip #kyototravel