🧡Kiyomizu-dera, where tradition lives on🧡

#OsakaTravel #Kiyomizu-dera #Kiyomizu-dera #GionStreet #KyotoTravel Before going to Kiyomizu-dera, also known as Kiyomizu-dera, I first walked all the way from Kiyomizu-dera to Gion Street. It's a longer distance than you think, taking about 30 minutes on foot, so if you don't like walking, I recommend taking a bus or taxi👍 Since I really liked walking, I took pictures here and there and looked around💛 Gion Street, famous for being crowded, was crowded with many tourists as its reputation suggests. There are so many things to see, such as souvenirs, food, and accessory shops, in every alley, so it takes quite a long time just walking down the street. If you find a Starbucks while walking along Gion Street, I recommend going in and looking around. The interior is really cool✨ I personally recommend visiting Kiyomizu-dera around sunset. I didn't go all the way inside the temple, so I didn't pay a separate entrance fee, and I only saw the view from the outside, but it was just as beautiful as any other observatory. Osaka and Kyoto really have completely different charms! I still can't forget the sunset I saw here🧡 📍Gion Street & Kiyomizu-dera 1 Chome-294 Kiyomizu, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto, 605-0862 Japan -Opening hours: 06:00 ~ 18:00 -Admission fee: Adults (400 yen) / Children (200 yen) -Note: Admission fee is only paid when entering the temple.