"Kyoto Philosophy Road - A must-see in spring with the perfect combination of the beauty of nature and architecture in the tree-lined alleys"

#springgoodplace2024 *All pictures were taken by Zizi himself on Earth, please do not steal them. Zizi in Galaxia A good place to go in spring - a walking tour of Kyoto's Philosophical Road that you can't miss in spring - quiet and quiet with few crowds, combining simplicity and natural beauty. There is a road in Kyoto, which is not only a simple path, but also a philosophical road leading to the depths of the soul. The Philosophical Route is located in Sakyo Ward, Kyoto. It is a trail about 1.5 kilometers long that winds along the Lake Biwa canal. This road is famous not only for the cherry blossoms blooming on both sides, but also because the famous Japanese philosopher Nishida Kitaro once walked here and meditated on the mysteries of life and the universe. 🚶 Kitaro Nishida was one of the founders of the Kyoto School. His philosophical thoughts were deeply influenced by Eastern culture and Buddhism. The path of philosophy thus became a symbol of respect for knowledge, beauty and spiritual pursuits. 🚶 Along this road, cherry blossoms in spring, maple leaves in autumn, and the changing natural scenery of the four seasons complement each other beautifully with ancient temples and shrines. Every step is a painting, every place is a poem. 🚶 Along the way you can visit many temples and shrines with long history, such as Nanzenji Temple, Anrakuji Temple, Daitoyo Shrine, Horan-in Temple, Eikan-do Temple, etc. They are not only cultural treasures of Kyoto, but also excellent places for philosophical reflection. 🚶 This time we walked from the Philosophical Road towards Ginkakuji Temple. There were several temples along the way, Japanese elderly people who got up early for a walk, and workers who cleaned up fallen leaves. The entire road looks particularly peaceful with the chirping of birds in the early morning. 🚶 For photography enthusiasts, Philosophical Trail is a perfect place to capture the changing seasons. Whether it's cherry blossoms in spring, greenery in summer, maple leaves in autumn or snowy scenery in winter, you can find inspiration here. Of course, the most beautiful seasons here are spring and autumn. 🚶 Name: Philosopher’s Walk Address: Tetsugaku No Michi, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan 606-8426 Japan