[2025 Kyoto Attraction] Travel Guide for Fushimi Inari Taisha (Updated Mar)

: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ”👘 ⭐ Overnight at Kamogawa: Lie down by the river and listen to the water. I have learned 99% of the laziness of Kyoto people. 🌸 Day 5: Philosophy of Osaka Castle ⭐ Osaka Castle Park: The castle tower and the old men and women fight for a bench. The secret is: "Pretend to look at the map, but move your butt quickly and accurately! 🏯💨 ⭐ Kuromon Market: Eat seafood bowl until you have to lean on the wall to leave, but be careful of the big belly of tuna - your wallet is losing weight faster than me🐟💸 ⭐ Umeda night view: The wind on the top floor of the Sky Building is so strong that your head is bald. It is recommended to tie a bun, otherwise your hairstyle will turn into a "crazy beauty"🌃💇 🌸 Day 6: Carnival at Rinku Outlet ⭐ Nike and Adidas are 30% off? rush! But be careful of the shopping agent's cart - it's a deadly weapon🛒💥 ⭐ Suitcase explosion? Buy woven bags on site! Carrying it along makes it look like the Spring Festival travel rush, but the money-saving character cannot be ruined! 🧳💪 🌸 Day 7: Return ⭐ Kansai Airport: Buy all the limited edition cherry blossom snacks! 🌸✈ ⭐ Blood and tears advice: Check in liquids! Otherwise, when my friend’s SK-II was seized, she cried more miserably than when she broke up.

🌸 Mount Yoshino | Japan's Premier Cherry Blossom Destination 🌸 Known as Japan's most beautiful cherry blossom viewing spot! A total of 30,000 cherry trees cover the ridges and valleys, blooming in sequence from the foot to the summit, creating a breathtaking gradient of pink. 🌿💮 From early to mid-April, you can enjoy the stunning "Hitome Senbon" (a thousand cherry trees at a glance) view from any angle! 🚠 Cherry Blossom Viewing & Temple Visit Walking Route (approx. 3–4 hrs): 1. Yoshinoyama Station (cable car) → Take the cable car (3 mins) 2. Yoshimizu Shrine (Hitome Senbon view) (approx. 20-min walk) 3. Kinpusen-ji Temple (Japan's largest wooden Buddhist temple) (approx. 20-min walk) 4. Hanayagura Observatory (overlooking Mount Yoshino) (approx. 50-min round trip) 🌸 Best Cherry Blossom Viewing Time: Early to mid-April (Shimo Senbon → Naka Senbon → Kami Senbon bloom in order) Recommended Hidden Routes✨ Route 1️⃣: Depart from Osaka/Kyoto → Todai-ji Temple (interact with Nara deer) → Kasuga Taisha Shrine (forest walk through a thousand-year-old shrine) → Mount Yoshino cherry blossom viewing (Yoshimizu Shrine & Kinpusen-ji Temple & Hanayagura Observatory) → Return Route 2️⃣: Depart from Osaka → Mount Yoshino (hike through Shimo Senbon & Naka Senbon) → Yoshimizu Shrine (overlooking Hitome Senbon) → Kinpusen-ji Temple (World Heritage Buddhist temple) → Hanayagura Observatory (best panoramic view) → Return Route 3️⃣: Depart from Osaka → Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine (cherry blossoms framed by torii gates) → Todai-ji Temple (deer and cherry blossoms) → Kami Senbon on Mount Yoshino (less crowded, beautiful scenery) → Open-air hot spring (enjoy cherry blossoms while bathing) → Return 2️⃣-Day In-Depth Experience Route: D1: Depart from Osaka/Kyoto → Mount Yoshino (hike through Shimo Senbon & Naka Senbon) → Yoshimizu Shrine (overlooking Hitome Senbon) → Kinpusen-ji Temple (World Heritage Buddhist temple) → Hanayagura Observatory (best panoramic view) → Mount Yoshino illuminations (dreamlike night cherry blossoms) → Overnight stay at a secluded hot spring in Totsukawa/Dorogawa ♨️ D2: Nara Park (interact with Nara deer) → Todai-ji Temple → Kasuga Taisha Shrine (forest walk through a thousand-year-old shrine) → Return 🍜 Food Recommendations: Sansai Soba (mountain vegetable soba noodles) ("Shizutei") Kaki-no-ha Sushi (persimmon leaf sushi, a Yoshino specialty) ("Kakinoha Sushi Hiraso") Kuzukiri (arrowroot noodles) ("Kuzuya Nakaishunpudo") 📌 30,000 cherry trees paint the entire mountain, and the illuminated night cherry blossoms are even more magical! Avoid the crowds! Unlock the secrets of hidden cherry blossom spots for a truly romantic spring. 🌸🚗 Which route do you prefer? 💨🌸✨

#tripflytoaskfornewyear Share a 5-day, 4-night Japan travel plan for a fun winter trip ❄️ (Including Osaka, Universal, Kobe, and Kyoto) Easy to go, complete with every style, both shopping, eating, and chilling! 🗾🛤️ Day 1: Osaka - Start your trip in the bustling city 🏙️ • Morning: Arrive at Kansai Airport ✈️ → Enter Osaka city Check in to the hotel Then start your trip by visiting the Umeda area. • Recommended places: • Umeda Sky Building 🌇 One of the most beautiful viewpoints in Osaka • Shopping at HEP Five 🎡 A famous shopping mall with a Ferris wheel • Walk around Grand Front Osaka 🛍️ A new shopping district • Dinner: Have dinner at a restaurant in Umeda with delicious local food such as Takoyaki and Okonomiyaki Day 2: Universal Studios Japan - A day of fun 🎢 • All day: Enjoy the world-class theme park Universal Studios Japan (USJ) • Must-see zones: • Super Nintendo World 🎮 (Mario fans will love it!) • The Wizarding World of Harry Potter 🧙♂️ • Minions and Hollywood zones • Tip: Buy an Express Pass ticket to save time! • Access: Take the JR train to Universal City Station Day 3: Kobe - A peaceful city with beautiful views and delicious food 🏞️ • Morning: • Travel to Kobe (30 minutes by JR train from Osaka) • Visit Harborland 🌊, walk along the bay and enjoy the sea view • Afternoon: • Go up Mount Rokko 🚡, take the cable car to see the snowy mountain view (the atmosphere is great in winter) • Have lunch and taste the famous Kobe beef! 🥩 • Evening: Walk around Kitano-cho and see the old European-style houses Day 4: Kyoto - Experience the old city Traditional Japanese charm 🎋 • Morning: • Start the day by traveling to Fushimi Inari Taisha (Red Fox Shrine ⛩️) • Walk under the magnificent red torii gates • Afternoon: • Visit Kiyomizu-dera (Clear Water Temple) 🏯 Enjoy the city view from the wooden terrace • Walk around Gion, a geisha district with old wooden houses • Evening: Try a kaiseki (traditional Japanese set meal) or visit a chic cafe Day 5: Osaka - Last minute shopping before heading back 🛍️ • Morning: Walk around Namba and Shinsaibashi, popular shopping districts • Souvenirs worth buying, such as Pablo Cheesecake or Royce Chocolate 🍫 • Afternoon: Travel back to Kansai Airport ✈️ • Don't forget to leave time for Duty Free shopping at the airport! ✅Tip for using cards • Use JR Pass (Kansai) or IC Card like ICOCA, very convenient #TravelPlan #JapanTravelPlan #osakatrip #JapanTravel

How to spend Spring Festival in Japan? Check out this 5-day itinerary to make the most of your trip and see all the best sights! / 🌸 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Kansai International Airport in Osaka and head to your hotel in Kyoto. Start your journey in Japan by heading to a comfortable hotel in Kyoto to relax after your flight. Day 2: Kiyomizu-dera Temple -> Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka -> Yasaka Shrine -> Hanamikoji Street -> Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine -> Senbon Torii Stroll through Kyoto and experience ancient temples, shrines, and charming alleys to feel the charm and mystery of the ancient capital. Day 3: Kinkaku-ji Temple -> Arashiyama -> Sagano Scenic Railway -> Sagano Bamboo Forest Visit the golden Kinkaku-ji Temple, take the scenic railway through Arashiyama, and stroll through the quiet bamboo forest. Day 4: Kamakura High School Station -> Enoshima -> Zushi Beach -> Morito Shrine Experience the diverse charm of Japan, from the youthful Kamakura High School Station to the island-style Enoshima and the beautiful Zushi Beach. Day 5: Head to Narita or Haneda International Airport End your wonderful trip to Japan and head to the airport for your flight. We hope to see you again soon! 👋 / 🧳 Packing List: 📞 Bring a SIM card so you can stay in touch and not get lost. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Japan uses a different voltage. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, including your passport and visa. 👔 If you're going to Japan in January, bring a thick coat, as it can get cold. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank so you can keep your phone charged. 💰 Bring some cash and a credit card for shopping and dining. / Travel to Japan and make unforgettable memories on your trip. Enjoy the local culture and experience something new!

8-Day Japan Tour: Don't Miss the Hot Springs! Carefully selected itineraries to let you enjoy Japanese hot spring culture. Start your healing journey now! -------------------- 🌸 Itinerary Suggestions: Explore the Beauty of Japan 🌸 Day 1: Shirakawa-go - Higashi Chaya District Stroll through the Gassho-zukuri Village in Shirakawa-go and experience the charm of a World Heritage Site. In the evening, visit Higashi Chaya District and experience the ancient tea ceremony culture. Day 2: Kinkaku-ji - Fushimi Inari Taisha - Senbon Torii - Osaka Castle Park - Shinsaibashi - Dotonbori Visit the golden Kinkaku-ji, explore the mysterious Fushimi Inari Taisha, pass through the spectacular Senbon Torii, and visit Osaka Castle Park to experience the historical charm. Finally, shop and enjoy delicious food at Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori. Day 3: Free Time in Osaka Enjoy free time in Osaka. You can choose to join a day tour to explore Arashiyama Togetsukyo Bridge, Bamboo Grove, and other attractions to experience the local slow life. Day 4: Nara Park - Miho no Matsubara Get up close and personal with the cute deer in Nara Park, then head to Miho no Matsubara to enjoy the magnificent coastal scenery. Day 5: Mt. Fuji 5th Station - Fuji Shibazakura Festival - Oshino Hakkai - Ginza Climb to the 5th Station of Mt. Fuji to enjoy the magnificent mountains, participate in the Fuji Shibazakura Festival to experience the sea of flowers, visit the magical Oshino Hakkai, and then enjoy a high-end shopping experience in Ginza. Day 6: Senso-ji - Nakamise Shopping Street - Akihabara Electric Town Visit the ancient Senso-ji to pray for blessings, stroll through Nakamise Shopping Street to buy special souvenirs, and finally experience the charm of anime culture in Akihabara Electric Town. Day 7: Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route - Unazuki Onsen Cross the magnificent Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route and experience the grandeur and mystery of nature. Relax at Unazuki Onsen in the evening. Day 8: Kurobe Gorge - Fugan Canal Kansui Park Visit the deep Kurobe Gorge and admire the wonders of nature. Finally, visit Fugan Canal Kansui Park to experience the tranquility and beauty of the water city. -------------------- 🧳 Travel Checklist: Japan Travel Essentials 📞 Prepare a SIM card to stay connected and enjoy your trip. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential as Japan has a different voltage. Don't forget to bring one. 🪪 Bring your documents, including your passport and visa. 👗 Dress for the season. Japan is cold in December, so bring warm clothes. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to stay charged wherever you go. 💊 Bring some regular medicine for peace of mind. 💰 Bring your wallet and credit card so you can shop and eat without worry. -------------------- Your Japan trip is all here! Keep this guide handy and set off easily. Your dream trip starts now!

#travelvlog Kyoto, Japan, is a city steeped in history and cultural charm, making it a paradise for travel vloggers and culture lovers alike. Known for its breathtaking temples, serene gardens, and centuries-old shrines, Kyoto offers a journey back in time. Key attractions include the Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion), the sprawling Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, and the Fushimi Inari Shrine, famous for its thousands of vermilion torii gates. Travelers are drawn to the city’s enchanting cherry blossoms in spring, while autumn brings a vibrant display of red and orange leaves. The local cuisine, from traditional kaiseki to street foods like matcha-flavored treats, also adds to the immersive experience. A stroll through the Gion district might even lead to a rare sighting of a geisha. Kyoto blends the ancient and the modern, providing a range of photo and video opportunities to document an unforgettable adventure.

(If you are planning to go to Kyoto, remember to save this!!) Because I took a red-eye flight and arrived at Kansai Airport around 6am, I couldn’t be earlier than others🥹But it doesn’t matter! I discovered a way to take incredible photos even during busy hours. The first section is the junction of the uphill and downhill routes. The left side is the downhill route. It can be said that there are not many people, and the Torii gates are super dense and you can take pictures easily. The disadvantage is that the Torii gates here are relatively short. The outskirts of Wuju, this is what I saw shared by netizens! Wuju is a sloping mountain road. There is a small uphill section at the beginning of the second section. Take a picture, you can capture the red ⛩️ and the green forest feeling 🌳 which is beyond the picture! If you are still not satisfied with the above two, it is recommended to continue climbing! God I won't let you down if you have strong legs 😚😚 Senbon-Uri can be divided into three sections. There are a lot of people in the first section, and the number of people decreases as you go up. I only climbed to a platform (at the end of the second section) and there were no tourists near the torii gate anymore. The photo was taken before sunset, and the sunlight was softer, so the photos were really great. Chifumi Inari🎋 (free admission) 🪭68, Fukakusa Yabuchi-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto 5-minute walk from JR Nara Line [Inari Station] / Kyoto City Bus South 5 Get off at Inari Taisha-mae Station 🎏8:30~16:30 #千本鸟居 #京都観光 #全球旅行 #景點摄影指南 #京都必去 #福見稻荷大社

#VisitKyoto Fushimi Inari Shrine 🎋🎋It is the largest sacred shrine in Kyoto and is also a landmark of Kyoto. Anyone who comes to Kyoto must not miss worshiping the god Inari, the god of agriculture and prosperous business. And see the beauty of the red torii gate tunnel with thousands of trees that line the tunnel as a walkway up to the top of Mount Inari. 🎋🎋After worshiping and praying to the gods inside the shrine, find a beautiful photo spot at the bright orange torii gate, which is the highlight of Fushimi Inari Shrine. Location: Fushimi Inari Shrine is located in Fushimi Ward, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan.

Wonderful and unforgettable trip… ☺️ Day 1 第一天 📍Dōtonbori 道顿堀 📍Hozenji Yokocho 法善寺横丁 Day 2 第二天 📍Kuromon Market 黒門市場 📍Ota Road - Den Den Town: The Akihabara of Osaka 📍Shinsekai 新世界 📍Tsutenkaku tower 📍Shinsaibashi 心斎橋 Day 3 第三天 📍Osaka Castle 大坂城 📍Namba Yasaka Jinja 難波八坂神社 📍Namba City 📍Namba parks - “Parks Garden” Day 4 第四天 📍Nara Park 奈良公園 📍Tōdai-ji 東大寺 📍Mochiidono Shopping St 餅飯田商店街 📍Shopping @ Shinsaibashi-Suji Shopping Street Day 5 第五天 📍Fushimi Inari Taisha 伏见稻何大社 📍Kiyomizu-dera 清水寺 📍Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka 二三年坂 📍Arashiyama 岚山 📍Kinkaku-ji Temple 金阁寺 Day 6 第六天 📍Grand Front Osaka 📍Umeda Sky Building 梅田藍天大廈 📍阪急32番街 展望スペース 📍Animate Umeda

Fushimi Inari Shrine, also known as the Red Pillar Temple or Fox Shrine, is a well-known destination among tourists. The highlight is the tens of thousands of red pillars lined up behind the shrine. Additionally, there are statues of the fox deity, which is a symbol of this place. Around the entrance to the temple, there are many shops lined up, creating a pleasant atmosphere. If you visit Kyoto, you must not miss this place.

Once we arrived at the entrance, we saw a lot of people🙈 You can wash your hands outside before officially entering the shrine, the water is super cold, but I think it's a kind of ritual, so I did it 🤣 Then walk in again already see the whole staircase full of people, but a come must go to the most famous torii check-in ⛩️ said to have more than 1000 torii 🙈 Then the people walk to a certain point will have two forks, I heard that walk up will be less people, will be better to take pictures, but because we do not have such perseverance, so at this fork took a few pictures decided to go to the street for food 🤣🤣🤣 There are many souvenir shops in the main street, and some restaurants, highly recommended to eat Kyotoan tofu ice cream, really super delicious 😋 There are many photo spots along the way, and will pass through a railway, next trip will revisit this place 😍😍 📍Address: 〒612-0882 68 Fukasanagi-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 📎 Website: https://maps.app.goo.gl/k8RUWHY5ctoaU99o7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy #OsakaItinerary #September Good Places 2024 #100 Ways to Travel #Global Travel #Osaka Attractions #Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine #Fushimi Inari #Japan #Japan Attractions #Japan Travel

🌟 Backstory Fushimi Inari Taisha is located in Kyoto, Japan. It is the main shrine dedicated to Inari and was founded in 711 AD. This shrine is famous for its numerous torii gates, making it a sacred place that tourists cannot miss. Fushimi Inari Taisha is one of the most important Inari shrines in Japan and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 🌅 Magnificent landscape The most distinctive feature of Fushimi Inari Taisha is its Thousand Torii Gates. These bright red torii gates extend along the mountain path, forming a mysterious and beautiful passage. Visitors can walk along these torii gates and enjoy the unique view, especially in the early morning or dusk when the sunlight shines through the gaps in the torii gates, making it particularly charming. 🦊 Inari God and Culture The main deity of Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is Inari-no-Omikami, who protects the prosperity of agriculture and commerce. There are also many fox statues in the shrine. Foxes are regarded as messengers of the Inari god and symbolize wisdom and protection. Here, visitors can feel the strong religious atmosphere and learn about Japan's traditional belief culture. 🍽️ Shopping and dining experience Around Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, there are many small shops and stalls selling various souvenirs and local delicacies. Visitors can enjoy Kyoto-style snacks such as Inari sushi and desserts, and can also purchase handicrafts and amulets as a treasured memory. ✨ Must-visit highlights When visiting Fushimi Inari Taisha, you can't miss the main shrine and the Inariyama on the top of the mountain. Walking along the Torii Gate Trail, you can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of Kyoto from the mountain. Every corner here may bring surprises, making your exploration full of fun and mystery. 📝 Tips It is recommended to go in the morning or evening to avoid the crowds and enjoy a quieter atmosphere. During your walk, stop to admire the surrounding nature and small shrines, and don’t forget to bring your camera to capture those unique moments! 📸🍱 📍 Address: 68 Fukakusa Yabunouchicho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-0882 Japan 🕰️ Opening hours: 24 hours 💸 Ticket price: Free #Temple #Osaka Attractions #Worship #Dating

Sharing our itinerary with everyone: 📍Location: 🇯🇵 September 2 (Osaka) • 6:00 - Arrive at Kansai Airport, go through immigration, collect luggage, and purchase an ICOCA card. • 7:30 - Take the Nankai Electric Railway Rapit to Namba Station (about 40 minutes). • 8:30 - Arrive at Sotetsu FRESA INN Osaka Namba Station, drop off luggage. • 9:00 - 18:00 - Visit Shinsaibashi, Dotonbori, Namba, Nipponbashi, and Tennoji. • 19:00-20:00 - Abeno Harukas 300 Observatory • 20:00 - 21:00 - Return to the hotel, take the Sakaisuji Line subway back to Namba Station, and rest at the hotel. September 3 (Universal Studios Japan) • 6:50 - Take the train from Namba Station to Kujo, transfer to the Hanshin Namba Line to Nishikujo Station, then transfer to the JR Yumesaki Line to Universal City Station (about 45 minutes). • 8:00 - 19:00 - Arrive at Universal Studios Japan, spend the whole day there. Have lunch and dinner inside the park. • 19:00 - Return to the hotel and rest. September 4 (Kyoto Day Trip) • 9:00 - Check out and head to Kyoto, take the Midosuji Line subway to Yodoyabashi Station, transfer to the Keihan Main Line train to Kyoto Sanjo Station (about 1 hour). • 10:30 - Arrive in Kyoto, after reaching Sanjo Station, walk or take public transportation to Travelodge Kyoto Shijo Kawaramachi, check-in and drop off luggage (allow 30 minutes). • 11:00 - Head to Fushimi Inari Taisha, take the Keihan Main Line from Shijo Kawaramachi Station to Fushimi Inari Station (about 15 minutes), visit Fushimi Inari Taisha (about 2 hours). • 13:00 - Take the Keihan Main Line back to Shichijo Station, transfer to City Bus No. 206 (towards Higashiyama), get off at Kiyomizu-michi Bus Stop (about 15 minutes). • 13:30 - Kiyomizu-dera, walk from Kiyomizu-michi Bus Stop (about 5 minutes) to Kiyomizu-dera, entrance fee 400 yen (about 1 hour). • 14:30 - Sannen-zaka and Ninen-zaka, walk from Kiyomizu-dera to visit Sannen-zaka and Ninen-zaka (about 1.5 hours). • 16:00 - Hanamikoji Street (Gion), walk to Hanamikoji Street, explore this beautiful traditional district (about 1 hour). • 17:00 - Yasaka Shrine, walk to Yasaka Shrine (about 10 minutes), visit Yasaka Shrine (about 30 minutes). • 17:40 - Dinner, have dinner near Gion or Yasaka Shrine (about 1 hour). • 18:30 - Return to the hotel, walk or take public transportation back to the hotel (about 15 minutes). Rest early September 5 (Arashiyama, Kinkaku-ji) • 9:20 - Head to Arashiyama • 10:45 - Leisurely walk to JR Saga-Arashiyama Station • 11:30 - Take the JR train to Umahori Station (towards Kameoka) (about 15 minutes), arrive at Arashiyama Station at 11:50. • 11:30 - Take the Sagano Scenic Railway (about 30 minutes). • 11:50 - Arrive at Arashiyama. • 12:00 - Visit the Bamboo Grove • 12:35 - Visit Tenryu-ji Temple. After exiting from the north gate of Tenryu-ji, you can directly enter the Bamboo Grove and then reach Nonomiya Shrine. • 13:30 - Nonomiya Shrine • 13:00 - Stroll around Arashiyama Main Street. • 14:40 - Take the Randen Arashiyama Main Line to Kitano-Hakubaicho Station (about 20 minutes). • 15:00 - Take Bus No. 205 to Kinkaku-ji Michi Bus Stop (about 30 minutes). • 15:30 - Arrive at Kinkaku-ji. • 16:50 - Visit Kinkaku-ji (about 1 hour). • 16:50 - Take Bus No. 205 back to Kawaramachi Sanjo (about 30 minutes), walk back to the hotel (about 3 minutes). • 17:30 - Arrive at the hotel. September 6 (Osaka) • 10:00 - 11:00 - Arrive at Umeda, store luggage in lockers or carry it with you. • 11:30 - 20:00 - Umeda, Umeda Shopping District, HEP FIVE Mall. • 22:25 - Arrive at Kansai Airport Terminal 1, check-in for the flight. • 23:00 - Flight departs for Taiwan. Summary: In reality, we found that the schedule was too tight and we rushed to too many places, which was very tiring. We even missed some places, like on 9/4 we planned to go to Fushimi Inari but ended up only visiting Kiyomizu-dera and Yasaka Shrine due to time constraints. We managed to visit most places, but next time we won't plan such a tight schedule or will add an extra day to avoid rushing. If anyone has a better schedule, please share it with me. Thank you! 😍

#Discounts and tourist services \I went to Fushimi Inari at night! / The other day, I participated in a tour to climb to the top of Fushimi Inari and enjoy the night view of Kyoto! I've been to Senbon Torii a few times, but I was very impressed to see Fushimi Inari with a completely different look, so I'd like to share it. Only a taxi company tour can provide you with an elegant taxi ride between Kyoto Station and Fushimi Inari. I was so grateful on the way back! Although it was better than during the day, it was still hot, and I was so happy to be greeted by a cold taxi after walking to the top of the mountain. The guide not only showed me around the temple grounds and introduced me to photo spots, but also always kindly encouraged me lol. Thanks to him, I was able to reach the top safely without giving up. Thank you ✨ During the day, there are many tourists and it often takes a long time to take photos at the Senbon Torii, but in the evening and at night, it's not so bad and you can take wonderful photos. A tour to enjoy the night view from Mt. Inari, which has a different impression from usual at night. Highly recommended 📌MK Travel Fushimi Inari Mt. Climbing Night Hike Tour Operated: Every Friday and Saturday Fee: 4,000 yen Schedule: Meeting and departure 18:00 Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit MK Taxi Stand End: Around 21:00 Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit MK Taxi Stand ☑︎It's great that you can participate even if you're alone ☑︎Both Japanese and foreigners are welcome to participate Check out the official website for details #Kyoto #KyotoTourism #FushimiInari #fushimiinari #TaxiTour

When traveling to Kyoto, Japan, you must visit Fushimi Inari Taisha, which is famous for its spectacular Thousand Torii Gates. This shrine is dedicated to the god Inari and is one of the oldest and most important shrines in Kyoto. There is a magnificent Torii Gate at the entrance of Fushimi Inari Taisha. Entering along the road, thousands of orange-red Torii Gates are arranged in rows, forming a mysterious tunnel, which attracts many tourists to explore and check in. 🤩 These Torii Gates are donated by believers and are engraved with the names and dates of the donors, symbolizing respect and gratitude for the gods, and are rich in cultural significance. 👍🏻 In addition, there are many snack stalls and souvenir shops near the exit. You can go shopping after visiting the shrine~🤩 #August Good Places 2024 #Japan Travel #Japan Attractions #Japan Tourism #Kyoto #Kyoto Travel #Kyoto Attractions #Kyoto Check-in #Fushimi Inari Taisha

Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto was founded in 711 during the Nara period. The red color symbolizing Inari Shrine is truly impressive. 👍 I am always amazed at how such structures were built in the past. 😂 You can catch a glimpse of the civilization of the Nara period through the thousands of vermilion torii gates lined up. 🥰 Address: 68 Fukakusa Yabunouchicho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-0882 Japan

#JapanTravel Visiting Fushimi Inari Taisha Temple was an immersive experience. I enjoyed walking through the unique corridors adorned with continuous red arcades as this picturesque landscape created an atmosphere of magic and wonder 🌺. It was interesting to see the small shrines scattered along the way, which added a spiritual depth to the trip 🏯. As we reached each point, the view expanded to the city and surrounding areas, adding to the splendor and tranquility 🌄. The atmosphere of the temple, along with the calming rhythm of the surrounding nature, made the experience comfortable and full of reflection. I loved the place.

Upon arriving in Kyoto, first visit Kiyomizu-dera to experience the charm of ancient architecture and enjoy the cityscape of Kyoto. Next, head to Fushimi Inari Taisha and walk through the thousands of torii gates, feeling the mysterious atmosphere. Then, visit Kinkaku-ji to admire the splendid golden pavilion and appreciate the essence of traditional Japanese culture. Finally, savor matcha desserts at a traditional teahouse in Kyoto, immersing yourself in the ancient charm of the city. The entire trip takes about 2-3 days to fully experience the allure of Kyoto.

#寺 #100方式旅行 Kyoto is a treasure trove of Japanese culture and history, and Inari Taisha Shrine and Kinkaku-ji Temple are two classic temples that cannot be missed, representing Kyoto's rich religious traditions and unique aesthetic style. First, Inari Taisha (Fushimi Inari Taisha) is famous for its numerous vermilion torii gates, which attract countless tourists and photography enthusiasts. This shrine is dedicated to Inari, the patron saint of Japanese commerce and agriculture, and is therefore deeply revered by the Japanese people. The most representative landscape in the shrine is the layers of torii passages that extend from the main hall of the shrine to the top of Inariyama. Walking between these torii gates is like entering another world, surrounded by an atmosphere of tranquility and mystery. Here, you can not only feel the spirit of Japanese Shintoism, but also experience the beauty and peace of nature. Next, we visited Kinkaku-ji Temple (Kinkaku-ji), one of Kyoto’s most iconic sights with its glittering golden facade. The official name of Kinkaku-ji Temple is Rokuon-ji Temple, but it is widely referred to as Kinkaku-ji Temple because the exterior walls of its main building are covered in gold leaf. The temple was originally the villa of Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, but was later converted into a Zen temple after his death. The Golden Pavilion is located next to a quiet pond. When the sun shines on the Golden Pavilion, the entire building is like a shining treasure, reflected in the water, forming a perfect picture. Whether it is the cherry blossoms in spring, the greenery in summer, the red leaves in autumn, or the snow in winter, Kinkaku-ji Temple shows its unique charm. Whether you are seeking spiritual tranquility or eager to explore Japan's history and culture, Inari Taisha Shrine and Kinkaku-ji Temple will provide you with an unforgettable experience. These two temples are not only symbols of religious belief, but also the essence of Kyoto's beauty. Every visitor to Kyoto should experience the magnificence and tranquility of these two famous places for themselves.

One of the most iconic places you can possibly visit in Japan, Fushimi Inari Taisha definitely lives up to it’s expectation. ⛩️ There are endless rows with thousands of vermilion torii gates, straddling a network of trails into the forest and up Mount Inari. The gates are actually donations from individuals or companies～ you can read their names and the date of the donation inscribed on each gate! 🦊 Dedicated to Inari, the Shinto god of rice. Foxes are thought to be Inari’s messengers and so there are many fox statues found around the temple. You can also find foxes in many of the shops and souvenirs nearby. 🥾 You can hike to the top of the mountain, which takes about 2-3 hours. It’s also possible to walk up however far you wish and then turn around. The best photo opportunities with the most gates are actually closer to the entrance. 📸 It can get very busy, very early so be strategic with your timings if you want to take photos with less crowds! 🚇 To get to Fushimi Inari Shrine, take the metro to JR Inari station. This is only 5 minutes and one stop away from Kyoto station. Entrance is free with no ticket required. #japantrip #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #localguides #fushimiinari #kyoto #kyototrip #japan #summerdestinations

Fushimi Inari Taisha is one of the most famous shrines in Kyoto, Japan, and serves as the head shrine for approximately 30,000 Inari shrines nationwide. It is renowned for worshipping Inari, the deity of agriculture, commerce, and wealth. 🌸History The history of Fushimi Inari Taisha dates back to 711 AD, originally located on Mount Inari (Inariyama) and later moved to its current location in 816 AD. Historically, the shrine has been a place where merchants and craftsmen pray for prosperous business, gradually becoming a significant center of faith in the Kyoto area and across Japan. 🌸Features The most iconic feature of Fushimi Inari Taisha is the thousands of vermilion torii gates that line the paths leading up to Mount Inari, forming a tunnel several kilometers long. These torii gates are donated by worshippers to seek blessings from the deity. Walking under these gates feels like entering a mystical world, making Fushimi Inari a popular spot for tourists and photographers alike. 🌸Mount Inari The shrine is backed by Mount Inari, considered a sacred place with numerous subsidiary shrines and small altars. The hiking trail takes about 2-3 hours to complete, allowing visitors to worship at various small shrines along the way while enjoying panoramic views of Kyoto city. 🌸Annual Events Fushimi Inari Taisha hosts several important festivals throughout the year, the most famous being the 'Hatsu-uma Festival' in February, celebrating the shrine's founding. Additionally, during the 'New Year's Visit,' millions of worshippers and tourists come to pray for a peaceful and prosperous new year. Fushimi Inari Taisha is not only a religious site but also a symbol of Japanese culture and natural beauty, attracting millions of worshippers and tourists annually.

Day 1: Nanzenji Temple --> Sannenzaka, Ninnenzaka --> Kiyomizu Temple --> Sanjusangendo Temple 🌸 In the morning, go to Nanzenji Temple to admire the magnificent Sanmen Gate and the beautiful dry landscape garden "Huzidu River". Then stroll along Sannenzaka and Ninnenzaka to experience the ancient streets of the Edo period. Visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple and enjoy the magnificent stage and seasonal beauty. Finally, we went to Sanjusangendo Hall, where the Thousand-Armed Guanyin statue was located, which was truly stunning. Day 2: Arashiyama 🍁 Spend the whole day in beautiful Arashiyama! Here you can enjoy cherry blossoms in spring and red leaves in autumn, and the bamboo forest trail is a must-visit place. The picturesque scenery of Togetsukyo Bridge and Katsura River will make you linger. Day 3: Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine --> Kamogawa River --> Kyoto Tower --> JR Kyoto Isetan ⛩️ Visit Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine in the morning, walk through the Thousand Torii Gates, and feel the mysterious power. Take a walk along the Kamogawa River at noon and enjoy the beauty of nature. In the afternoon, we climbed up the Kyoto Tower and overlooked the ancient capital. Finally, we went shopping at JR Kyoto Isetan and took beautiful photos of Kyoto Tower. 📌 It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes because most of the beautiful scenery in Kyoto is within walking distance. Carry a water bottle with you to stay hydrated. Don't miss out on trying delicious Kyoto cuisine, especially the riverbed cuisine along the Kamogawa River!

A 5-day, 4-night Osaka itinerary can cover many popular attractions, shopping, food, and cultural experiences. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : It doesn’t have to be a specific restaurant. Experience: You can consider staying overnight in a hot spring hotel and enjoying a Japanese hot spring bath. This itinerary includes the main attractions and experiences in and around Osaka. I hope it will be helpful to you. If you have a particular place you want to go or an activity you want to do, you can make adjustments based on the actual situation. #Osaka Itinerary

Built in 711 AD, it is the head shrine of 30,000 Inari shrines across Japan. The main deity worshipped here is Inari Okami, also known as 'O-Inari-san', who is believed to bless bountiful harvests, prosperous businesses, safe childbirth, and success in exams. When you think of Fushimi Inari, the 'Thousand Torii Gates' come to mind. Seeing them in person reveals their beauty and grandeur. Have you seen them in a movie before? Yes! It was in the scene where the young protagonist runs through them in 'Memoirs of a Geisha'. A must-visit when in Kyoto. The shrine grounds are dotted with fox statues, each with unique appearances and expressions. The entire Inari mountain is considered sacred, and the 'Pilgrimage Tour' around various energy spots is very popular, attracting many visitors. Fushimi Inari Taisha is not far from Kyoto Station. You can take the JR Nara Line to Inari Station or the Keihan Main Line to Fushimi Inari Station. For buses, take the South 5 or Express 105 to Inari Taisha-mae. The most convenient and closest transportation is the JR Nara Line to JR Inari Station, where you can see the main torii gate of Fushimi Inari Taisha right at the exit. Since the shrine is located on Inari Mountain, the sun can be intense in spring and summer. Wear light clothing and make sure to use sunscreen. It's best to wear sneakers, and since there are no water fountains, bring your own water to stay hydrated. The best time to visit is usually from November to early December, during the autumn foliage season, when many events are also held.

#JapanTravel I'll introduce you to Kyoto Fushimi Inari Shrine, a great place to take a walk and make a wish at the shrine. 🤗 ⭐️Location: Fushimi Inari Shrine (68 Fukakusa Yabunouchicho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-0882 Japan) 🍯Information: ✔️It's a place where you can visit for free, so it's great for a walk👍🏻 ✔️You can experience things like making a wish with a lantern! ✔️There are photo zones in the middle that are great for taking pictures✨ ✔️It's a place worth visiting because it's easily accessible from Kyoto Station🔥

#japantrip Fushimi Inari Shrine is considered one of the most important shrine in Japan, dedicated to the God of Rice taking the body of a fox as a messenger, an important figure people worship for the sake of good harvest. The culture of worshipping the Inari can be pre-dated to Year 794 in Kyoto. One of the notable feature of the shrine is the Vermillion Torii Gate at the entrance donated by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in year 1589, leasing to the main hall. At the back of the shrine lies a row of smaller torii called senbon torii which means thousands of torii gates, intersecting 2 roads leading to the summit. They were also featured in "The Memoirs of Geisha" movie where little Chiyo was running along the torii during her rest days.

#Osaka Attractions Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine was built in 711 AD and is the head shrine of all Inari shrines in Japan. Since Fushimi Inari is a very famous tourist spot, there are naturally a lot of tourists. If you want to take unique photos of Chidori Motoi and the fox, you have to put in a little more effort. No Man’s Land is an effort that starts early in the morning at five or six. come on!

Location: Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, Kyoto, near Osaka, Fushimi Inari Station on the Kyoto Railway Tickets: Free to visit When you go to Kyoto, you must visit Fushimi Inari Shrine. This is the headquarters of all Fushimi Inari Shrines, the largest✨ great At the station, you can already feel the rich atmosphere, through the long Sanbo Road, you can see the giant torii ⛩️, here's more bright red 👍🏻 Even if it rains, there are many tourists, the two fox statues at the door are very cute, are the characteristic guardians of Fushimi Inari 🦊 There are many delicious snacks along the way, crab sticks, copper yaki and so on😎 #Osaka Attractions

Fushimi Inari Taisha's omikuji has a total of thirty-two lots My family shook it twice, and incredibly got the 1st lot once, and the 32nd lot another time The 32nd lot was a great blessing, so I might as well bask in the good fortune too👏🏻 【Strategy Guide】 ⛩️Inari is the deity of wealth and business, and foxes are seen as his messengers. Walking through the mountains, you can see fox statues everywhere. The dense vermilion torii gates are one of Kyoto's iconic landscapes. ⌚️Visiting time: ▫️If you're just there for photos and checking in, 1-2h is enough, you can head down after reaching Kumataka Shrine, as the torii gates are less dense beyond that point. ▪️If you have plenty of time and like hiking, it's highly recommended to walk further into the back mountains. There are fewer tourists, and it feels more mysterious, a full half-day is also enough. 🚉Transportation: Fushimi Inari is very close to Kyoto city center, about 15-20 minutes by JR, on the Nara Line or Keihan Main Line, get off at Inari Station. 📝Tips: 📌The prices for amulets inside the shrine are uniform. There are more visitors at the entrance, so you can walk further in, past the Senbon Torii, there is another place for drawing lots and buying amulets. 📌Outside the shrine, compare prices at the small stalls selling fridge magnets and other souvenirs. I bought a 3D fridge magnet (picture 8) for 550 yen, but I saw others selling for 650, 750 yen, so the prices can vary quite a bit. 📌The snack stalls outside the shrine are worth trying, overall OK, not a rip-off.