Japan, Extreme Special Forces Tourism (for the early rising version of ckw)

Background: Fushimi Inari Taisha → chiikawa Kyoto main shop → Kimono shop → Kiyomizu-dera → Sannenzaka Ninenzaka → Bubble bath shop → Street sweeping → Kyoto bus station. 1 Fushimi Inari Taisha Fushimi Inari Taisha is one stop away from Kiyomizu-dera. We took a tram from Shinsaibashi to Kyoto Station and then transferred to the Nara Line to Inari Station. We had booked a kimono shop at ten thirty and wanted to wait. The chiikawa main shop opened, so we set off from Shinsaibashi at six o'clock and it took about two hours to get there! (Super lucky, saw usagi's Kyoto line on the way!) We returned from the shrine through the Senbon Torii, which took about half an hour. 2 chiikawa Kyoto main shop It's at the foot of the shrine mountain, and the queue started 20 minutes in advance! (That day just restocked Usagi baby) The basic models in the store are very few. 3 ookini Kyoto Kimono Shop Japan Kyoto Kimono ookini The staff are all Chinese, the service is super good. Very steady and very reassuring, the makeup is also super beautiful but our schedule was too rushed, we could only take a few photos and leave! Highly recommended 4 Kiyomizu-dera + Sannenzaka Ninenzaka From the intersection next to the kimono shop, walk straight up and you'll come full circle back to the starting point. But walking in clogs all the time is really exhausting, because there are many slopes. It is recommended that those who want to borrow a day to take beautiful photos wear their own shoes and change into clogs when taking photos. There are many people in the temple, and the high places are very photogenic. But there are really a lot of people and the road is not very flat. Be sure to pay attention to safety when wearing clogs. Since we thought the maple leaf season was over, we didn't buy any.