Fushimi Inari Taisha
Famous for its thousands of red torii gates climbing the hillside. Early mornings and evenings are quieter. Add walking times, viewpoints, and how long to allow for the full hike.
See & Do
Use this page to collect ideas for temples, gardens, viewpoints, and neighbourhood walks. Replace the example text with your own research from guides and official tourism sites.
Key highlights
Arashiyama & Bamboo Grove
A riverside district with the bamboo grove, Tenryū-ji temple and viewpoints. Include ideas for half-day or full-day itineraries in your own notes.
Central Kyoto & Downtown
Shopping streets, covered arcades, and modern city life. Use this space to list museums, galleries, and rainy-day options you find.
Kiyomizu-dera & Higashiyama
Steep, historic streets with wooden houses, shops, and views back over the city. Add your own notes on must-see temples, photo spots, and crowd-avoidance tips.
Zen Gardens & Villas
Dry rock gardens, moss gardens, and villa grounds such as Ryōan-ji or Ginkaku-ji. Use this space to record which gardens need advance booking and ideal visiting times.
Lantern-lit Lanes
Evening walks through Gion and surrounding streets. Add notes on geisha etiquette, photography rules, and quieter side streets from your own research.
Planning your days
- Group sights by area (for example: Fushimi, Arashiyama, Higashiyama) to reduce travel time.
- Mix busy sights with calm ones such as gardens or riverside walks.
- Note opening hours and last entry times for popular temples and viewpoints.
- Check for local events or festivals that may affect crowds and transport.
Replace or expand these bullets with details from your own sources. You can also add a simple table comparing 2–3 example itineraries.