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Bookmark or Share- Arashiyama Bamboo Grove | Travel Japan - Japan National Tourism ...Immersed in the emerald green of the bamboo forest. Located in the village of Sagano on the west side of the city, the path through the Arashiyama bamboo grove is short yet immersive. There's something almost magical about the light dappling on the forest floor. For maximum effect, approach the grove from the side gate of Tenryu-ji Temple .
- Arashiyama | Discover KyotoSagano Bamboo Forest (Chikurin) One of the most photographed sights in Kyoto, the bamboo forest in Sagano Arashiyama is a natural gem. Walking under the shade of the towering bamboo, you can feel somewhat lost in nature despite having been in a bustling open area moments before. The bamboo forest has entrances accessible from the main shopping ...
- Arashiyama Bamboo Grove Walking Tour - Inside KyotoArashiyama has been a favorite location of imperial and noble villas and temples from the days of classical Japan (the Heian Period). Bamboo was a popular element in the gardens of these villas. During the Edo Period, bamboo was cultivated in the area for use in many Japanese crafts, as well as for eating (bamboo shoots are a popular ingredient ...
- Kyoto Itineraries - Arashiyama Full Day - japan-guide.com8 hours. budget*. Around 4000 yen. pace. Average pace. * Budget includes approximate transportation costs and admission fees only. The following is a suggested full day itinerary for medium paced travelers through Kyoto 's Arashiyama District. The use of a rental bicycle is recommended as distances are considerable (about 10 kilometers).
- 14 Amazing THINGS to DO in ARASHIYAMA, Kyoto (Map+Useful Tips)Arashiyama (Storm Mountain) is a district located on the western outskirts of Kyoto, Japan.. There are several options for getting to Arashiyama from Kyoto. First of all, you can take Kyoto Bus #72 or #73 (Bus Stop C-6) from Kyoto Station and get off at Arashiyama. The cost of the bus ticket is 230 yen. Or, you can take the local JR Train from Kyoto Station to Arashiyama, specifically, to Saga ...
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