Best Places OF Japanese No.1 In Kansai

Japan's Biggest One! Very Impressive Torii Arch Standing With Innumerable Stars In The SkyKumano Hongu Taisha Shrine

The biggest torii arch stands at Oyunohara where Kumano Hongu Taisha Shrine was once located. The great torii in the nature is very impressive and cannot be ignored. What's more, the starry sky is also very beautiful, and I was moved by the Milky Way that was able to see with the naked eyes.

Not Only The Stage! Three Storied Pagoda And Niou Gate Are Also Beautiful In Kiyomizu TempleKiyomizu-dera Temple

Kiyomizu Temple has a history more than 1200 years. Obviously, this temple is one of the most famous tourist spots in Kyoto. The wooden huge stage of Kiyomizu is impressive, and, please don't miss the Three Storied Pagoda and Niou Gate in front of the entrance, which are also beautiful.

The Tasteful Neighborhood With Much Of Kyoto AtmosphereSannenzaka Street

Sannen-zaka is located at a famous town, Higashiyama in Kyoto. It's very crowded with tourists in daytime, but they become fewer at night and you can enjoy seeing around the neighborhood all to yourselves. I took photos with Japanese umbrella.

This Is The Scenery Of Kyoto Yasaka Pagoda (Hokan-ji Temple)

This slope where we can see Yasaka Pagoda, is very famous spot in Kyoto. It has the various atmosphere in each time. Specially, after the evening glow. many tourists get together to take pictures.

Highest Wooden Five Storied Pagoda Of 55meters HighToji Temple

I could take a picture of elegant pagoda at twilight. But I think I could meet more beautiful scene at the season of cherry blossoms and its illumination event.

Beautiful Urban Night View Looked From The Highest Building In JapanAbeno Harukas

Abeno Harukas is the highest building in Japan. The night view of Osaka looked from here is amazing! On sunny day, you can see the beautiful sunset as a beginning, the golden hour, and then the night view on the whole surface under the building.

The Longest Iron Wire For Living 'Tanize Suspension Bridge' At The Biggest Village In JapanTanize Suspension Bridge

A suspension bridge that is proud of its longest length as an iron wire for living use spans above Totsukawa Village that is also proud as a biggest village in Japan. The view from 54 meters high is awesome and full of thrill. The No.1 spot of Totsukawa where you enjoy the great nature, too.

Japan's No.1 Bridge, Akashi Kaikyo OhashiAkashi Kaikyo Bridge

Find Some Hiding Hearts! A Shrine Of MatrimonyIzumo Daijingu Shrine

At the foot of the mountain in Kameoka, this shrine is said to be the strongest god for matrimony in Japan. There's a husband-wife stone knotted by a red rope, and it seems to give us a divine help. If you can find some hiding heart shapes, you may be able to achieve your love!◎It's very old shrine with 1300 years history. The shrine building constructed by Takauji Ashikaga is designated as an important cultural asset. Its cherry blossom in spring and fall foliage in autumn are famous.

Lesser Known Place! An Observatory For Full-faced Himeji CastleEgret Himeji

An observatory in the 5th floor of Egret Himeji standing in front of Himeji Castle, commands the whole view od the castle and nice place to take pictures. What is more, you can enter for free and there're a few people here.◎An observatory's entrance fee is free.

Japanese Summer Festival Since 1150 Years Ago, For Which 200 Thousand People Get Together Every YearGion Matsuri Festival

You can enjoy Gion-bayashi (traditional festival music), Yamahoko floats that are hardly seen, and food stalls! The main Shijo Street becomes pedestrian precinct from Horikawa to Higashi-Oji.

Fantastic Scenery At A Small Pond In Mountain DepthTaira-ike Pond (Clumping Kakitsubata Iris)

Wild irises grow at a small pond located in the depths of the mountain where my phone becomes out of range. I found the morning mist laying all around, and the fantastic scenery dominated the world.

365.5 Meters Wooden Bridge That Is The Largest One In JapanKouzuya Bridge (Floating Bridge)

A wooden bridge as long as 365.5 meters across Kizugawa River, that connects Kumiyama town and Yahata city. When the water level rises with the heavy rains, the bridge girders and planks are floated away.