The deserted street scene in Kyoto in the early morning~comfortable! . 🌞In Kyoto in the morning, there are no crowds, only scenery and tranquility

I got up at 5:30 in the morning and set off. Unexpectedly, there were many European and American people on the road! ! ! Starting from Hokanji Temple (Yasaka Pagoda), walking all the way through Nianninzaka, Sannzaka, and then to Kiyomizudera Temple, every uninhabited street scene is a perfect photo background. 🚶‍♀️ Route 1️⃣Hokanji Temple/Yasaka Pagoda Best time: 5:30 AM-6:00 AM This five-story pagoda is a landmark building in Kyoto. There are almost no people around the pagoda in the early morning, which is especially suitable for taking pictures of loneliness and solemnity. You can stand in front of the tower, capture the panoramic view of the tower, and take photos full of ancient charm using the soft light of the morning. 📷 Tip: When shooting, place the five-story pagoda in the center of the picture. The symmetrical streets and traditional buildings on both sides can increase the sense of depth. 2️⃣Ninenzaka Best time: 6:00 AM-6:30 AM There are no tourists in the early morning of Ernian Ban, so it is suitable to take wide-angle shots of the panoramic view of the stone roads and wooden buildings. It is recommended to stand in the middle of the road to capture the sense of depth and the quaint atmosphere of the street. Tip: When shooting with backlight, the sun will rise from behind the building, adding a warm and soft light to the photo. 3️⃣ Sannenzaka Best time: 6:30 AM-7:00 AM The stone steps of Sannenzaka are the focus of the shooting. There is no one on the stone steps in the early morning. You can take pictures from a low angle to fully demonstrate the layering of the stone steps and the symmetrical beauty of the ancient buildings on both sides. Dynamic capture: You can take pictures while walking, capturing random walking moments and adding a sense of life to the photos. 4️⃣Kiyomizu-dera Best time: 6:30 AM-7:00 AM When we arrived at Kiyomizudera Temple, the temple was empty and quiet in the morning. Standing on the Kiyomizu Stage and overlooking the panoramic view of Kyoto, the morning light shines on the hills and buildings in the distance, which is very shocking. Photography skills: Take long shots from the Kiyomizu Temple stage. You can also use wooden railings as the foreground to capture details and the distant cityscape to create a sense of hierarchy. Tips: Start early to avoid the crowds, especially for those who like to take photos. After finishing, you can go to a nearby cafe to enjoy a cup of Japanese coffee and experience the perfect Kyoto morning.