Wandering fresh green leaves in Kyoto on May 22th, 2020.
I visited many fresh green leaves viewing points and the bamboo grove in Arashiyama area with my bicycle.
I will introduce the Arashiyama bamboo grove, Nonomiya shrine, Jojyakkoji temple, Nisonin temple and others.
Map
Sagano bamboo forest
- Time：5 min〜
- Cost：Free
- Recommendation：80%
- Comment：Secret bamboo forest viewing spot
No.1 on the map is Sagano bamboo forest.
It was created in 2015 and is not so famous yet.
The bamboo forest opens between 9 am and 5 pm, all year round.
I took photos for about 5min.
Nonomiya shrine
- Time：10 min〜
- Cost：Free
- Recommendation：80%
- Comment：Moss garden
No.2 on the map is Nonomiya shrine.
It was founded about 1200 years ago and it’s a shrine related to the Japanese imperial family.
Fresh green leaves and the moss garden were beautiful in this shrine.
I took photos for about 10 min.
Arashiyama bamboo grove
- Time：10 min〜
- Cost：Free
- Recommendation：100%
- Comment：The most famous bamboo grove in Japan
No.3 on the map is Arashiyama bamboo grove.
It’s the most famous bamboo grove in Japan.
It’s more beautiful with sunshine, so it’s better to go around noon.
I took photos for about 10 min.
Jojakkoji temple
- Time：20 min〜
- Cost：500 yen
- Recommendation：90%
- Comment：Autumn leaves viewing spot
No.4 on the map is Jojakkoji temple.
It was founded about 400 years ago and it’s a famous autumn leaves viewing spot.
Everything in the temple had a beautiful light green shade.
I took photos for about 20 min.
Nisonin temple
- Time：20 min〜
- Cost：500 yen
- Recommendation：80%
- Comment：Autumn leaves viewing spot
No.5 on the map is Nisonin temple.
It was founded about 1200 years ago and is a famous autumn leaves viewing spot.
Approach to the main hall, autumn leaves viewing spot.
The main hall
I took photos for about 20 min.
Summary
I took about 2 hours and 30 min from No.1 to No.5 on the map with my bicycle.
You can go around here by train and on foot, but I saw rental bicycle shop near station.
This is a map marked with my recommendation spots in Kyoto.
If you click the mark, there is the link of blog article.
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