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The Osaka Tenjin Festival is one of the three major festivals in Japan, and the Gien Festival is the most grand. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 infoIn the Edo period, the Japanese people relied on their technology and wealth to create the gorgeous and luxurious portable shrine that Yunluo and An first encounters see today. Every year from the month to the sun, the old-style homes in the town hang magic lamps, green curtains, and mats under the eaves.

decorate flowers, erect screens, and add sparkle to the festival; In the streets of Kyoto City, the sound of traditional percussion instruments is heard. The day is full of colorful portable shrines, and the Gion Festival reaches the most. Today, the Gion Festival is not limited to the garden, but also spreads throughout the central area of Kyoto. The festival takes place throughout July.

Among them, the five days of the middle of the month (solstice) and the day are **. In these five days, the streets of Shijo-dori, Karasuma-dori, and Horikawa-dori are transformed into a paradise for pedestrians, and the streets are full of temporary shops and tourists. The most striking are the parade of traditional floats called "Yamahoko" and the parade of 1,000 geisha called "Hanamachi". The streets are full of young girls in yukata.

Kyoto Tower, Kyoto Station, Kyoto Station, Yunraku Kazuan, first encounter, waiting for the bus in front of Kyoto Station to go to the guesthouse. This is the small alley where Yunluo and An first met the B&B. In Kyoto, after the hosts warmly received and settled their luggage, it was already one o'clock in the afternoon, and everyone was already hungry. The owner recommended this cheap and tasty barbecue set meal right on the doorstep.

This is the barbecue rice bowl that Yunluo eats. It's really filling and super delicious. There are many small alleys like this in Kyoto, and the style is really different from Tokyo. Kyoto Street ViewKyoto Street View: Passing by here is the famous Kamogawa River in Kyoto. Kyoto buses pass through four areas, and there are things for the Gion Festival everywhere.

In addition, the bus routes passing through the neighborhood will be adjusted these days, and by the beginning of the evening, a large block will become a pedestrian area, completely turning into a carnival world. Edit Kyoto is installing the legendary "Hokocar", and there will be a lot of people sitting on it at night. Kyoto Kinkakuji Temple transfer to a bus, more than a dozen stops away.

Yunluo and Yasuchu met Kyoto's first famous attraction, Kinkaku-ji Temple. Kinkakuji TempleKinkakuji Temple, the official name is actually Rokuenji, because the bread outside the building has gold leaf, so it is also called Kinkakuji. It is an ancient Japanese temple located in Kyoto and was first completed in the year (Oei 4th year). In addition to being a well-known sightseeing tourist spot.

It is also an important historical building that has been designated as a National Treasure by the Japanese government and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the same year. Kinkakuji Temple, through this gate, is the Kinkakuji area. Kinkakuji Admission to Kinkakuji is this form of omamori. Very distinctive Kinkakuji this angle, I personally feel that it is a relatively good photo of Kinkakuji Temple.

Kinkakuji Kinkakuji Kinkakuji Kinkakuji It is a phoenix. Kinkakuji Kinkakuji Kinkakuji Kyoto Shijo left Kinkakuji and returned to Shijo Street. The preparations for the Gion Festival are almost complete. Kyoto Shijo's girls in yukata are starting to move. Shops in Shijo, Kyoto, have also delayed their business hours due to the Gion Festival.

At this time, the neighborhoods of Kyoto Shijo are closed to traffic. The street became a pedestrian street. The crowd began to surge, and Kyoto Shijo, this girl's appearance is good. It's a pity that it's a little paste. Kyoto Shijo: This is the shopping district Shin-Kyogoku mentioned earlier. There are many shops to visit inside.

Yunluo and An's first encounter with the purchase tide of Japan's trip began to bird at this time. If you see something cheap, buy it (chop hands). Kyoto Shijo is full of girls in yukata paper. You can move a small bench and sit down to watch the beautiful women. There is also a famous Ichiran ramen in Shinkyogoku, Shijo, Kyoto. It's still a queue.

Is it really that hot? Kyoto Shijo This is the night market of the Gion Festival, and it is crowded with people. Back to the feeling of being back at home. On both sides are a variety of snacks. Foodies must not be able to resist the temptation to drop Kyoto Shijo What makes people sigh is that although there are many people. But when you want to go to a certain stall to buy something, you will find that everyone is queuing up to buy in the crowd.

Everyone is self-conscious. This is probably not possible in the night markets of China. Another point is that the Gion Festival is such a big event, and it feels like all of Kyoto is coming out to join in the fun. Even the streets are full of resting people, but with such a large flow of people and a night market, there is not a single garbage on the ground! Usually after an event in a square in the country.

The next day, the sanitation workers had to spend a long time cleaning the battlefield. Alas, there are some things that are really quite far apart. Kyoto Shijo's mother and her children are fishing for lobster. The neighborhoods around Shijo in Kyoto have police checkpoints. Guide the vehicle around the vehicle. Kyoto Shijo Yunraku and Yasutsu stay at the B&B located two bus stops away from the Gion Matsuri area.

Luo and An were still carrying a lot of purchased things at this time, so they walked slowly all the way back to the B&B to rest.

Before leaving, Yunluo first took a picture of the homestay "goldfe" where he was staying. It is a two-story house with all the facilities inside and is completely Japanese-style. The whole family was satisfied. Because six people live in it, it's not crowded at all, and it's much more crowded than a hotel in Tokyo. And I experienced an authentic homestay in Japan, haha.

Goldfe This is the living room on the first floor, there is a bar, there is a computer, and the host also provided free mobile wifi equipment, which can be taken out and used during the stay. GoldfeGoldfe It's a small courtyard on the ground floor. Not bad. 2nd floor bedrooms2nd floor bedrooms. Please consciously ignore the messy quilt. Or the second floor. There is a balcony outside.

Armor furnishings. Domineering. Goldfe coincided with the Gion Festival, and the host thoughtfully prepared three sets of yukata for Yunluo and An Chuyu, although the two An Chuyu and An Chuyu did not wear to go out to play, but they couldn't help but show off in the house after returning at night. The (cutie) photo is in the back. Thanks again to the warmness of the hosts.

goldfegoldfe This is the guest book of the B&B. Above are many tips and comments from previous guests. Yunluo and An Chuyu also left a message for the master on the day they left. There is a kitchen in the B&B, so the parents went to the supermarket to buy eggs, instant noodles, and breakfast was solved. Japanese instant noodles taste really good.

After breakfast, Yunluo and An's first encounter set off for the first stop of the day: Nijo Castle, a World Heritage Site. By the way, Kyoto's subway has only two lines, so it is not very developed. , Yunluo and An Chuyu took a few bus stops from the B&B, and then transferred to the subway, and came to Nijo Castle (mainly to make the best use of the two-day sightseeing ticket, haha).

When the Kyoto Nijo-jo Castle subway station overflows, you can see the walls of Nijo-jo Castle. ps: Du Niang's introduction is here again: Nijo Castle is also known as Nijo Imperial Palace. Located in Kyoto, Japan, it was the residence of the shogun in Kyoto. Nijo Castle was built in the year A.D. as a symbol of power for the Edo shogunate. A tall wall was built about a meter from east to west and north to south, and a trench was dug.

Two corridors in the castle called the "Oriole Floor". When people walk on it, it makes a sound like a yellow warbler chirping, and it was an alarm mechanism set up by the shogunate rulers to protect their own safety. The Honmaru Goden and the Ninomaru Goden are the main buildings of Nijo Castle. The architecture of Ninomaru is very distinctive, and the walls and doors of the hall are painted with famous paintings by Kano school painters.

Exquisite. The reason why you can see the ticket here at Nijo-jo Castle is that the ticket price for Nijo-jo Castle was originally in Japanese yen, but if you use the Kyoto 2-Day Sightseeing Pass, you can get it cheaper and become yen. The ticket office gave Yunluo and An a ticket for the first time in yen. Nijo Castle, Nijo Castle, Nijo Castle, and when you enter this gate, you can see the main buildings of Nijo Castle.

Nijo Castle is the palace of Nijo Castle, and it's very well preserved inside. ps: You need to take off your shoes to visit the palace, which is full of wooden floors, and it is problematic to walk barefoot completely wooden. It's great that the route to the interior is fixed and there are no tourists walking in the opposite direction. Along the way, you can see many self-guided machines placed at various scenic spots.

You can just press a button to listen to the explanation, but all the explanations are in Japanese. Nijojo Castle Nijo Castle Nijo Castle Nijo Castle Nijo Castle Nijo Castle Nijo Castle It was already noon time when they left Nijo Castle, and Yunluo and An Chuyu first took a bus to Kiyomizudera Temple, and after arriving at Kiyomizuji Station, they found a soba noodle shop nearby for lunch.

I would like to mention here that Japanese soba noodles are very distinctive. The way to eat is also different from that of Huaguo, the noodles are put separately, and when you eat it, you first dip it in a special sauce, and then suck it into your mouth, it feels refreshing and delicious, and it is really delicious in the summer. Kiyomizu-dera Kiyomizu-dera is udon. It's also delicious.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple will go all the way up this ramp to the Kiyomizu-dera Gate. Kiyomizu Temple, Kiyomizu Temple, Kiyomizu Temple, Kiyomizu Temple, Kiyomizu Temple Gate arrived, Kiyomizu Temple saw the yukata beauty again. Kiyomizudera Temple has this kind of wishing card in almost every temple and shrine. But the shape is different. Kiyomizudera Temple is to wash your hands with holy water before entering the temple.

Kiyomizu Temple, the big stage of Kiyomizu Temple, I believe everyone is very familiar with Kiyomizu Temple, here is also a queue to wash hands, two years of saka, three years of time Kiyomizu Temple out of the way out of the second year of the year, three years of the year, both sides are characteristic of the small shops, there are a lot of souvenirs, food can be purchased. The second year of the third year of the Ban Ningning Road, this statue feels very joyful.

The Way of NingningThe Way of Ningning Yasaka Shrine goes all the way to the outer streets, and you also pass by the famous Yasaka Shrine, but this is a side door. The main entrance is red. Yunluo and An Chuyu hurried to meet An Chuyu's classmates. Just the wood went in. Kyoto Shijo took the bus back to Shijo Street, and today's Gion Festival is about to begin. This is already a pedestrian street.

It was raining in Shijo, Kyoto, and the clouds were expecting the Gion Festival to stop at night. Kyoto Shijo ate an okonomiyaki for dinner today. I haven't been to Osaka, but Okonomiyaki is also very authentic. Kyoto Shijo Yunluo and Ann Chumet when they came out after dinner. The rain has completely stopped, and the weather is still very cool.

The lively Gion Festival has begun again. Kyoto Shijo Kyoto Shijo Edit Kyoto Shijo Edit Kyoto Shijo The streets around Kyoto Shijo are also full of resting people, but overall there are fewer people today than yesterday. Kyoto Shijo These people returned to the guesthouse at night with the performer's characteristic musical instruments and dances, and Ann Hatsuyu and Ann Hatsuyu couldn't wait to put on yukata.

Pose. Kyoto Shijo Kyoto Shijo Kyoto Shijo is going to talk about Typhoon-kun again. Another typhoon, Nangka, began to affect Japan last night. Today's trip was accompanied by rain.

But luckily, there is only one outdoor attraction left in Kyoto today. The others are shopping itineraries, which are basically unaffected. The first stop of the day is the famous Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, and the most convenient way to get here is by taking the JR Kintetsu Line. Yunluo and An Chuyu packed up in the morning, and after making an appointment with the landlord to check out, they dragged their luggage to Kyoto Station.

At Kyoto Station, the shops in Kyoto Station were still open, and Yunluo and An Chuyu hurriedly went to store their luggage in the self-storage box. This locker box is very convenient, and there are two sizes, the large one needs to be coin-operated yen, and the small one is in yen. The machine only accepts coins in denominations, so don't worry if you don't have enough coins, there are also self-service coin exchange machines.

The Japanese are very thoughtful when it comes to details. Kyoto Station Yunraku and Ann first encounter need to take the Kintetsu Nara Line at Kyoto Station. Two stops away, the whole journey only takes more than ten minutes, very fast, the fare is yen/person. Kyoto Station Fushimi Inari Taisha has just arrived at Inari Station. It rained heavily, but fortunately, Yunluo and An had an umbrella for the first time.

When Fushimi Inari Taisha leaves Kintetsu Station, you can see the entrance to Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine at a glance. Lanterns are arranged on the main road in front of Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. I guess there will be activities in the evening. Fushimi Inari Taisha staff are setting up lanterns in the rain. Fushimi Inari Taisha Fushimi Inari Taisha, the fox with the rice ear in his mouth is the Inari god enshrined by Fushimi Inari Taisha.

PS: Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine was built in the century, mainly to worship the Inari gods led by the great god of the soul of Uga. The god Inari is a god of agriculture and commerce, and pilgrims come to worship for a good harvest, prosperous business, and safe transportation. Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is the main shrine of more than 10,000 Inari Shrines throughout Japan. It is also one of the oldest shrines in Kyoto City.

Fushimi Inari Taisha Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine The wishing cards here are all red torii in the shape. The famous Senbon torii gate in the Fushimi Inari Taisha Fushimi Inari Taisha Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. I'm sure you've seen a lot of pictures of her. Fushimi Inari Taisha Fushimi Inari Taisha Fushimi Inari Taisha has a street that comes out of the shrine and there are many souvenir shops.

Many of the items are local, and you can buy small gifts for others. Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine This is the god of seven good fortunes in Japanese religion. Specifically, it refers to the seven gods of Daikokuten, Ebisu, Bishamonten, Bencaiten, Fukuroju, Shou Lao, and Budai monks. However, some people say that they are actually the eight immortals of Huaguo. One of them fell into the sea while crossing the sea.

There is only one left in Japan, and Yunluo sees that it is possible. Fushimi Inari Taisha then took the Kintetsu back to Kyoto Station. Kyoto Station Yunluo and Ann Hatsu met to check out the rice cooker at the biccamera at Kyoto Station, and before that, they had lunch at the Kyoto Station Food Court. Here, you will see a water curtain that changes the shape of Kyoto's characteristic buildings.

Very creative. Kyoto Station's lunch is still this set meal, so you can eat as much as you want, and the price is also cost-effective. After reading the price at Kyoto Station, I decided to buy a rice cooker again in Osaka. Otherwise, it would be too heavy to carry, so Yunluo and An Chumet and went to the Isetan Department Store under Kyoto Station. Kyoto Station, Kyoto Station, Isetan Underground is a place to buy a variety of Japanese sweets.

There are so many of them, and each one looks delicious. Kyoto Station can't help but have to pay again. I bought a lot of them and went back to eat them and give them away. Special recommendation: Japanese matcha sweets. Uji matcha is very famous. The various matcha sweets are also really beautiful and delicious. The price is not necessarily cheap, but it is certainly decent as a souvenir.

However, the shelf life of these snacks is generally not long, so you should pay attention. When I came out of Isetan, I went to get my luggage back and took the JR to Osaka. This is the end of the trip to Kyoto, the second stop in Japan. JR Umeda Station Unraku and Yasutsutsu get off at Umeda Station, the largest interchange station in Osaka.

You can also buy the Osaka Pass here. After buying the pass at JR Umeda Station, Yunraku and Anchuyu took the subway Midosuji Line to the location of the hotel, Shinsaibashi JR Umeda Station, Shinsaibashisuji Shopping Street, Shinsaibashisuji Shopping Street, which is the Shinsaibashi Comfort Hotel where Yunraku and Anchuyu stayed.

It's just a minute walk from Exit 6 of Shinsaibashi Station on the subway. The door face is the same as very small, and the lobby of the checkin is on the third floor. One of the advantages of this hotel is that there is a buffet breakfast, which saves Yunluo and An Chuyu to consider the problem of breakfast. Drop off your luggage. After tidying up, Yunluo and An first met and walked lightly to the nearby Dotonbori Food Street to settle dinner.

The hotel is just a block away from Dotonbori, which is very convenient. Dotonbori Food Street: Donbori Food Street: This is the famous crab doraku. There are three in Dotonbori, and this is the middle one. Yunluo and An Chuyu originally planned to eat it. I found that there were too many people at night, so I still forgot it. Dotonbori Food Street, Donbori Food Street, Donbori Food Street, Donbori Food Street, Donbori Food Street.

Yunluo and An Chuyu met in order to let their parents eat something different, and specially found a sushi sashimi restaurant called "Fish Heart". His sashimi is really fresh and delicious, but the price is not cheap either. The main thing is: Parents are really not used to giving birth. Yunluo and An met for the first time, and they could only be used as snacks to cushion their hunger. In the end, I found a Chinese dumpling restaurant for dinner.

Here I would like to recommend Japanese draft beer, which is really good, Suntory, Asahi or Sapporo, all of which are very good. Dotonbori Food Street, Donbori all the way to the south, one block to the thousand, the Dotonbori Food Street, the price of the drugstore found here is also reasonable, Yunluo and An Chuyu went in to buy it again.

Everyone must buy it comfortably before going back to rest. Today is a full day in Osaka, and Yunluo and An Chuyu plan to visit the Osaka Castle Tower first, and then go to the Umeda shopping area at noon to complete the purchase of rice cookers, the highlight of this Japanese shopping, and the parents have been waiting for a long time. Hurry up and buy it. Osaka Shinsaibashi Comfort Hotel takes a photo of the hotel's complete façade. (To be continued.) )