There are a lot of tour groups and tourists here, but fortunately, the Osaka Castle area is vast, and you can still get a little clean when you go to some remote areas. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info When I visited the castle tower, it was just a cloudy day, and it started to rain after shopping, and the wind was strong, and Yunluo and An Chuyu were thinking about finding the nearest subway station to go back, but they were on the way to the Tianmanqiao subway station.

Seeing two rows of extremely beautiful cherry blossoms by the river in the distance, Yunluo was completely conquered at a glance, and thought that he must go closer to see it. However, there were many buildings in the middle, the traffic was complicated, and I didn't know how to get around, so I finally saw a bridge, so I excitedly crossed the bridge to see the cherry blossoms.

When I visited the castle tower, it was just a cloudy day, and it began to rain after shopping, and the wind was strong, and Yunluo and An Chuyu were thinking about finding the nearest subway station to go back, but on the way to the Tianmanqiao subway station, they saw two rows of extremely beautiful cherry blossoms by the river in the distance, so far away, Yunluo was completely conquered at a glance.

I thought I had to take a closer look. However, there were many buildings in the middle, the traffic was complicated, and I didn't know how to get around, so I finally saw a bridge, so I excitedly crossed the bridge to see the cherry blossoms. Look at the sign Yunluo to know that this bridge is Tianman Bridge, at this time night falls, the lights are on, and the color of the sky gradually deepens.

The buildings in the distance, the boats on the river, and the trains passing by on the other side of the river all began to take on a different taste. Under the cherry blossom trees by the river, there are a lot of food stalls, most of which have just been set up for the night's business. Yunluo and An Chuyu stopped to eat a meal of octopus balls.

Then I walked along the row of cherry blossom trees. The cherry blossoms on both sides of the river, the cruise ships passing by leisurely on the river, the fragrant food stalls wafting under the cherry blossom trees, the towering trolley bridge, the high-rise buildings in the distance, and the train rushing by at night. Countless elements of the city come together here. And there are not many people, so you can take a walk by the river calmly and quietly.

On the way back, the night was completely dark, and the colors on both sides of the river became richer, and the night cherry blossoms under the lights were illuminated in purple, which was amazing. Return to Tianmanqiao subway station. Take the subway to Emisu Station, and when you get out of the subway, you will find "Osaka Shinsejo". This place has been in the mind for a long time, stemming from a picture I saw before.

Both rows are lit with neon signs, and huge puffer fish balloons hang in them. In the distance is the towering Tsutenkaku, showing a prosperous scene. But when he got here, Yunluo felt a little disappointed, because it was not as prosperous as Yunluo imagined, and there were not too many people. It's also quiet, the streets and signboards are smaller than Yunluo expected, only the neon lights are constantly noisy in the night.

The photo of Tsutenkaku and the large puffer fish looks pretty good in the photo. New World was built in 1912 and its southern part was modeled after New York and its northern part was modeled after Paris. There are many, many kyukeshi restaurants here, all of which are eaten by locals, and some of them have to wait in line to eat. Originally, Yunluo and An Churan wanted to go back to the Black Gate Market for dinner again.

However, when I was shopping in Shinsegae, I passed by a branch of "Tsuruhashi Fugetsu", and I thought of this famous Okonomiyaki. I decided to go in and try it. The practice of Okonomiyaki is still quite distinctive, there is an iron plate on the table, and the waiter makes it for you on the table, although it is ...... The taste is not quite to Yunluo's liking.

The sun is shining on the streets, and the whole mood is brightened! I had previously booked a kimono with Nara's kimono shop 'Masa', and it opened at 10 o'clock, and it was said that there would be a lot of people during the cherry blossom season, so Yunraku and An's first meeting decided to go there as early as possible. It takes about 40 minutes from Nihonbashi by Kintetsu. Nara is a little more modern than Yunluo imagined.

Out of Kintetsu Station, it feels like a very mature tourist spot. I found the kimono shop very smoothly, and the boss read the reservation email and signaled that Yunluo could pick out clothes. There were three or two people in front of Yunluo. There are two employees who are busy changing clothes inside, and there is an old woman who does hairstyles.

After changing her clothes, she helped to tie up Yunluo's hair and decorate it with flowers. Yunluo's shoes were also replaced with clogs, and there was a small bag to carry as accessories. In this way, Yunluo began the day's journey in clogs. 127 clouds fell in Kansai for seven days, and only two mornings were sunny.

So you can see how precious this morning is in Nara! Blue sky! Sunlight! Cherish it like you've never seen it in your life! 128Enter from the entrance of Kofukuji Temple, then walk to the Ice Room Shrine, which is full of cherry blossoms. The shrine is small, but the cherry blossoms are so dense that they almost overflow from this small space. It's just a pity that there are too many tourists.

I met a lot of deer on the road in Nara. There are many small stalls that sell "deer senbei", that is, food for deer. When Yunluo was buying "Deer Senbei", a deer came over, thinking that the two Nara maps in Yunluo's hand were food, and directly snatched them and ate them...... The deer on the street were very arrogant, and Yunluo saw a mother pushing a stroller with her own eyes.

As soon as he was not careful, his car was pushed away by the deer. Deer senbei. 137 Feeding the deer ~ 138139 When you come to Nara, you naturally want to see the magnificent Todai-ji Temple, a World Cultural Heritage Architecture. It is one of the seven major temples in Nandu, with a history of about 1,200 years. The temple was founded in 728 by Emperor Shomu, a Buddhist believer.

Todai-ji Temple is the head temple of 68 Kokubun-ji temples nationwide. Because it was built to the east of the capital city of Heijokyo, it is called Todai-ji Temple. In addition, there is Saidaiji Temple. The Great Buddha Hall of Todai-ji Temple is the world's largest wooden structure, and the Great Buddha Hall is home to a large Buddha statue that is more than 15 meters high. 140Todaiji Temple is also crowded with people.

Fortunately, it was a little cleaner to go around to the back of the temple, and I encountered a lot of cherry blossoms and deer on the way. 141 took a photo of the hairstyle, in fact, I was not satisfied with this hairstyle, and later in Kyoto, I saw many girls wearing kimonos with particularly beautiful braids, and Yunluo's one was still a little simple. 142Before going back, I rested for a long time in Nara Park.

There is a large expanse of lawn with a slightly sloping slope full of cherry blossoms. Taking advantage of the fact that the kimono had not been returned, Yunluo and An Chuyu hurriedly clicked some more photos, but unfortunately it was already overcast at this time. Before going back, I rested for a long time in Nara Park, where there is a large wide lawn and a slightly sloping slope full of cherry blossoms.

Taking advantage of the fact that the kimono had not been returned, Yunluo and An Chuyu hurriedly clicked some more photos, but unfortunately it was already overcast at this time. On the way back, I passed by the Ice Room Shrine, and the cloudy shrine was a different style. The streets of Nara are lined with small shops and cherry blossoms. 154After visiting Nara, take the Kintetsu to Osaka Namba Station.

Then I wandered to the two business districts of Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi, the former is mainly for food, and the street is full of restaurants and snacks. There are a lot of foreigners who don't know the truth lining up here. The latter is a place for shopping, and you can see many Chinese people frantically scanning in cosmetics stores. Everybody, everybody, a lot. 157 iconic Glico billboards.

158 After shopping, I walked back to the hotel, and the day was over~ According to the number of steps of the iphone, today is the day with the most steps in Yunluo~ Pack your luggage early in the morning. I checked out of the room and took the car to Kyoto. Because the hotel is next to Kintetsu Station, in order to save money and effort, I still use the Kintetsu Five-Day Pass I bought in Nagoya and sit at Yamato-Saidaiji Station. Then transfer to the Kyoto Line to Kyoto Station.

I didn't find a seat in the second car, but I happened to get into the first car, and Yunluo stood behind the driver, watching the train run on the tracks, and the small Japanese-style houses and cherry blossom trees on both sides passed in front of me, and I was stunned. 160 arrived in Kyoto at almost 10 a.m. Kyoto Station really shook the clouds falling, and it was a station in the ancient capital.

It is very modern and magnificent, and countless means of transportation converge here, so complicated that it can make people dizzy. Yunluo and An Chuyu first found a cabinet to store their bags and put their luggage in it. Then take the JR bus to Inari Station. The first time Yunluo and An first met and got into the wrong car, fortunately, the broadcast on the car was still in Chinese.

said that this car was not the "Fushimi Inari Taisha" that Yunluo and An Chuyu wanted to go to, so Yunluo and An Chuyu hurriedly ran down and got into another car. Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is the main shrine of more than 30,000 Inari Shrines throughout Japan. It is also one of the oldest shrines in Kyoto City, and is famous for its Senbon Torii gate, which is located in the precincts.

Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is located at the foot of Mt. Inari, and the entire range of Mt. Inari is traditionally considered to be the confines of the Divine Domain (sacred site). Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is dedicated to the gods of Inari, led by the god of Uga's soul, and has been a god of agriculture and commerce since ancient times, but also to the gods of Sadahiko and Omiya.

Tanaka Okami and the Four Great Gods and other gods. Every year, a large number of pilgrims come to the shrine to worship for a good harvest, prosperous business, and safe transportation, making the shrine one of the most incense-burning shrines in the Kyoto area. 164The fox is regarded as the messenger of the gods, so there are many kinds of stone statues of foxes here.

There is also an ema (prayer card) in the shape of a fox face. I saw a newlywed couple filming here. By the way, I took a few photos. 168169 it was raining lightly when I was visiting Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, but fortunately, I was able to walk in the long "torii corridor" and still be able to escape the rain a little. By the time I got back to Kyoto Station, I was already quite tired and needed a steaming bowl of ramen to warm up.

So I went to the famous "ramen path" on the 10th floor of Isetan. There are many famous ramen shops in 7 places, including Tokyo, Osaka, Sapporo, Kyoto, and Hakata. Each store is small, but each has its own characteristics. Yunluo and An Chuyu chose Hakata's "tonkotsu ramen", the soup is very strong, and it is the best meal Yunluo and An Chuyu have had in a few days in Japan!

On the last day in Kyoto, Yunluo and An met for the first time, and they also made a special trip to eat for the second time. The way ramen koji sells is interesting, a bit like the ticket vending machines in the Japanese subway, where you stuff paper money. The machine will print out a "ramen ticket" for you, and you will give it to the waiter, and he will arrange to make ramen for you.

I picked up my luggage and prepared to go to my accommodation. Because Kyoto Station is too big and complicated, it took a lot of effort to find a bus stop, and the bus queued for half a day, and finally got on a crowded bus, the road to the hotel was still a little blocked, and the bus was also stuffy, and it took a long time to arrive. The accommodation is near Heian Jingu Shrine.

As soon as you get off the train, it feels like another world, and the noise of Kyoto Station in the afternoon is completely gone. In the past, Yunluo and An first met in big cities like Nagoya and Osaka, but now it feels like a quiet town, with two-story houses on both sides, and there are almost no people on the street, which is great! Given that hotels in Kyoto are too expensive.

Yunluo and An chose a homestay when they first met. The boss had a very good attitude, first received Yunluo and An Chuyu into the house, and then led Yunluo and An Chuyu to visit the whole house, signaling Yunluo and An Chuyu where is the kitchen, where is the bathroom, where is the washstand, and the explanation is clear and clear. After resting for a while, Yunluo and An Chuyu wandered out to find dinner.

The noodles and parent-child rice bowls eaten at a popular soba noodle shop nearby taste good. It was raining lightly when I was walking around Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, but fortunately I kept walking in the long "torii corridor". You can also take a little shelter from the rain. By the time I got back to Kyoto Station, I was already quite tired and needed a steaming bowl of ramen to warm up. So I went to the famous "ramen path" on the 10th floor of Isetan.

There are seven famous ramen restaurants in Tokyo, Osaka, Sapporo, Kyoto, and Hakata, each with its own small size. Yunluo and An Chuyu chose Hakata's "tonkotsu ramen". The soup is very strong, and it is the best meal that Yunluo and An have had in the few days they have met in Japan!

On the last day in Kyoto, Yunluo and An met for the first time, and they also made a special trip to eat for the second time. The way ramen is sold is interesting, a bit like the self-service ticket vending machines in the Japanese subway, where you stuff a bill in and the machine prints out a "ramen ticket" for you. You then give this ticket to the waiter, and he will arrange for you to make ramen.

I picked up my luggage and prepared to go to my accommodation. Because Kyoto Station is too big and complicated, it took a lot of effort to find a bus stop, and the bus queued for half a day, and finally got on a crowded bus, the road to the hotel was still a little blocked, and the bus was also stuffy, and it took a long time to arrive. The accommodation is near Heian Jingu Shrine.

As soon as you get out of the car, it feels like another world. In the afternoon, there was no noise at Kyoto Station. In the past, Yunluo and An first met in big cities like Nagoya and Osaka, but now it feels like a quiet town, with two-story houses on both sides, and there are almost no people on the street, which is great!

In view of the fact that hotels in Kyoto are too expensive, Yunluo and An chose a homestay for the first time. The boss had a very good attitude, first received Yunluo and An Chuyu into the house, and then led Yunluo and An Chuyu to visit the whole house, signaling Yunluo and An Chuyu where is the kitchen and where is the bathroom. Where is the washstand, explain it clearly and clearly.

After resting for a while, Yunluo and An Chuyu wandered out to find dinner to eat, and ate noodles and parent-child rice bowls at a popular soba noodle shop nearby. The taste is not bad.

It rained overnight, but it cleared up in the morning. When I walked out of the house, I found that the street near the B&B, which looked deserted last night, was already a little crowded, and there were coachmen pulling tourists around, laughing and laughing. The sky is washed blue. The sun poured down, which was a blessing to the clouds that had been raining for too long.

Today is the most packed day of the trip, and I have to walk around most of Kyoto's major attractions, get on the bus to Ginkaku-ji Temple, and get off the bus to buy a one-day pass for the driver and start the day's journey. 179 got off the bus and walked in the direction of Ginkaku-ji Temple, and after a few steps, he was shocked by the brilliant cherry blossom clouds in front of him.

Immediately grab the camera and rush forward. It turns out that this is Kyoto's famous cherry blossom viewing spot, the Philosopher's Way. 180 may have something to do with today's weather, and the philosophical path can be said to be the most shocking cherry blossom scene seen in Japan in the past few days. Huge cherry blossom trees bloom on both sides of the creek, seemingly burning out their year-long energy in the sun.

When a gust of wind blows, it's a rain of cherry blossoms. Located at the foot of Higashiyama Mountain, along the side of an artificial canal, 181 Philosopher's Way is a 1.5-kilometer-long promenade that has been selected as one of Japan's 100 Famous Roads by the 1.5-kilometer walk along the side of an artificial canal, from Wakaoji Shrine to Horan-in Temple and to Ginkaku-ji Temple. It was named after the philosopher Kitaro Nishida, who often came here to wander around and ponder the philosophy of life.

The cherry blossom trees on the side of the road were given by the painter Mrs. Hashimoto Sekiyuki. In spring, the "Sekiyuki cherry blossoms" bloom on both sides of the road, forming a tunnel of cherry blossoms. 182 What shocked Yunluo the most was that there was a section of the river completely covered with falling cherry blossoms, and the whole area was floating, all of which were pink petals, and the flow of the water was not slow, and Yunluo watched the petals pour down with the current.

My heart was full of emotion. 183 Ginkakuji Temple - The first line of the Philosopher's Road is indeed extremely beautiful, the only regret is that there are too many tourists, and there is a lot of noise. The further you go in the direction of Ginkaku-ji Temple, the narrower the road becomes, and the more tourists there are. After visiting Ginkaku-ji Temple, Yunluo and An Chuyu returned the same way, and then took a bus to the southernmost Kiyomizu-dera Temple, and the next trip was all the way north.

By this time, the sky had begun to overcast, and the limited sunny day was over. The second stop is Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The red buildings under the shade of cherry blossoms are super beautiful. With Kiyomizu-dera Temple's name, even if it's not cherry blossom season and maple season, it's crowded with tourists, but if you go around a little bit back, you can still find a little quiet place.

Kiyomizudera Temple is the oldest temple in Kyoto and is listed as one of Japan's National Treasures. The origin of Kiyomizu-dera Temple was in 778 A.D. (Hokame 9), when the people of Enjin Town visited Kannon at the waterfall of Otowaba. In the 17th year of Enryaku (798), Sakagami Tamura Maro was rebuilt into a Buddhist hall, and since then it has become the Imperial Wish Temple of Emperor Hengmu.

Walking down from Kiyomizuji Temple, it is the second year of the temple and the third year of the temple, on both sides of the narrow steps, full of small shops, of course, in the middle of the rubbing shoulders, crowds of people. Yunluo and An spent a lot of time visiting the shop for the first time, and also bought some snacks and small souvenirs. Both Ninzaka and Sanenzaka are small stone ramps. (To be continued.) )