Let's enjoy Kyoto in a kimono! Visit the mysterious Fushimi Inari

Fushimi Inari-taisha shrine: The shrine is famous for the fantastic scenery of the thousand torii gates that line the approach to the shrine. These torii gates were placed at the shrine to pray for the safe fulfillment of wishes and as a token of gratitude for the fulfillment of wishes. Visit the shrine, which has been widely worshipped not only by emperors, aristocrats, and warriors, but also by the general public.

Fushimi-Inari Sando Shopping street: This shopping street adorns the approach to Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. The street is lined with numerous souvenir stores and food stalls, and is crowded with visitors to the shrine. Visitors can enjoy shopping and experiencing items related to foxes as well as eating and drinking gourmet foods that can only be found here.

Sanjusangendo Temple: Known for its long corridor, it is one of Kyoto's most famous tourist attractions. It is known for the event of shooting arrows from one end of the corridor to the other, and for its 1,001 statues of the Thousand-Armed Kannon (Goddess of Mercy). The corridor is one of the longest wooden structures in the world and is designated as a national treasure.

Kyoto Tower: The tower stands tall in front of Kyoto Station. The tiled roofs of machiya (traditional townhouse) buildings in Kyoto City are designed to resemble waves, with the image of a lighthouse illuminating the city of Kyoto, which has no sea. It is characterized by its curvaceous and graceful appearance and is one of the landmarks of Kyoto, a city with few high-rise buildings.