Chasing the autumn colors in Kyoto: Jonangu, Ginkakuji, and Tenshoan

In the morning, I went to Jonangu. While waiting for the bus, time seemed to slow down. When I finally arrived, I was pleasantly surprised to find that I was the only tourist, enjoying this quiet moment alone. These days, I saw such full red maples for the first time. They are displayed in a beautiful posture, which makes me intoxicated. The moment of falling leaves brings me endless beauty. Each leaf slowly falls from the branches, forming a scene like a scroll. After visiting Jonangu, I used the navigation to go to Ginkakuji. There, I appreciated some garden landscapes and felt its unique atmosphere. After coming out of Ginkakuji, I chose to walk to Eikando (about 2 kilometers). When visiting Eikando, you need to take off your shoes, but after a long walk, the wooden floor hurts a bit on bare feet. After leaving Eikando, I went to Tenshoan. On the road at the entrance of Tenshoan, I explored a bit, and some courtyards are free to visit.