Kiyamachi-dori

The wooden house is a path next to the four Kyoto. It is also the first time to experience the cherry blossoms in the sky and the river. The monks standing at the intersection occasionally ring the bell. The melodious bell goes out far.

A small road very close to Kawaramachi, no tourists are locals, there is delicious food everywhere, but there is no Chinese, not even English, very authentic feeling, the road is super small but it feels good to see the taste of Kyoto.

There are four wooden houses near Tintong. There is a big Matsumoto Qing at the intersection. There are many restaurants on this road. On one side of the river, there are restaurants. On the other side, there are rows of trees. Willows hang down along the branches. Cherry blossoms are in full bloom along the river. Personally, I think it looks better in the evening than in the daytime.

Super recommendation Fighting first... Red Leaf Season to go, the evening Fighting is a narrow alley, very lively, two nights are settled here, depending on Yachuan restaurant, taste good, but also see Geisha in and out. It's still enjoyable to enjoy the scenery along Yachuan with the stone-huai cuisine. During the day, I also went to Douding first. Many stores are not open, and they can only eat with their eyes, but the taste is good.

Kyoto usually has few nightlife, many temples and shops close early, and there are fewer people on the streets. But when you come to the wooden house at night, it's totally different. Bars and restaurants are open late and busy.

Because living in the vicinity of only garden, to Wanjing, Takashima House and so on will pass this road. I like it very much. Here, the brook is the main longitudinal axis. There are all kinds of restaurants and restaurants around, among which there are trees and sidewalks. The brook is quiet in the daytime, suitable for walking, and the restaurant is busy in the evening, suitable for drinking and strolling. The Wooden House, with its wonderful combination of shaded streams, vividly embodies a sense of leisure in Kyoto.

Between four and five, the flowing water, cherry blossoms and wooden houses along Kawasaki River form a wooden house. Beginning with five bridges and five children's parks, street lamps along the canal have been designed with unique scenery of fishing boats, birds, weeping willows and cherry blossoms.