Arashiyama

Arashiyama is a lovely, touristy locale in the western edges of Kyoto. The zone has been a prevalent goal since the Heian Period 794-1185, when nobles would make the most of its common setting. Arashiyama is especially mainstream amid the cherry bloom and fall shading seasons. The principle road of Arashiyama, alongside the well known Togetsu-kyo Bridge, which frame the core of Arashiyama, is only a traveler carnival. However, don't lose hope.

As fast as possible, walk upriver to Kameyama-koen Park, or into Tenryu-ji Temple and on into the Bamboo Grove. Arashiyama turns out to be most appealing and occupied around early April and the second 50% of November when the cherry bloom and fall shading seasons generally crest. Amid the midyear months, conventional cormorant angling is polished on the Hozu River for visitors to watch.