[2025 Kyoto Attraction] Travel Guide for Kifune Shrine (Updated May)

📍Itinerary Introduction This 4-day trip mainly stays in the Kyoto area In just a few days, you can taste world-class cuisine, visit historic buildings, and enjoy the stunning natural scenery of the suburbs For people from the next big city like Hong Kong, it is definitely a great place to relax Day 1️⃣: Take a midnight flight directly to Osaka, then take the train to Kyoto I had pre-booked a famous udon restaurant called Yamamoto Menzo online So the first thing I did was go there for a big meal 🍜🍜🍜🤤 After eating, it was only around 12 o'clock, so I walked to Yasaka Shrine for a visit There are many unique streets along the way that are worth taking photos of, so if you are not in a hurry, you can walk slowly and enjoy the local unique buildings and scenery👍🏻 (Luckily, it started snowing, so the day was spent with romantic snowfall🙂↔️) Day 2️⃣: Visited Kifune Shrine In summer, you can enjoy flowing noodles there, and in winter, there are beautiful snow scenes and kaiseki cuisine, sukiyaki, etc. So one of the highlights of this itinerary is to visit here But since it is in the suburbs, it takes four to five hours round trip, so it is recommended to reserve a whole day and return to the city for dinner in the evening Day 3️⃣: Since I really like the suburbs, I arranged to go to a relatively distant place today Miyama Town Thatched Village It takes 2 to 3 hours one way from Kyoto Station, so it is recommended to reserve a whole day There is a small village here, and the biggest feature is the thatched houses, which are covered with snow in winter, making it a very special attraction However, because it is very small, similar to a small cultural area, there are some dessert and soba noodle shops, etc. If the train to Arashiyama was not suspended, I probably wouldn't go here, because it takes a lot of time to get there, but it is actually very quick to visit, not very worth it, but of course, driving can save about half the time, so measure it yourself On the 4️⃣th day (return day) There is a must-visit place in Kyoto, which is Fushimi Inari Taisha, the place where you see many torii gates connected together online, even if it is just to take a photo, it is worth it Haha It is not very big there, so reserving 2 to 3 hours in the morning is enough After visiting Fushimi Inari Taisha, I took the train and bus to Kiyomizu Temple and the nearby Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka There are many famous shops along the way, first went to here, I usually don't drink lattes, but after taking a sip this time, I kept wanting to drink the second and third sip 😂😂😂 The aroma is indescribable, and you don't have to wait long, I recommend going straight in🤣🤣 After drinking coffee, there is a matcha drink specialty store GOKAGO next door This one takes a long time to wait because they make it slowly (But maybe because I am not very interested in matcha, I think it is a bit ordinary) After buying the drink, walk up to Kiyomizu Temple So visiting Kiyomizu Temple is actually a Citywalk, there are many souvenir shops along the way, so it is also a must-visit place As the saying goes, if you haven't eaten ramen, don't say you have visited Japan Finally, before returning to the airport, I went to a ramen shop called Menya Pigichi It is Michelin-rated (although Michelin doesn't mean it is very delicious, but at least it won't be bad) For someone who doesn't like to queue, I made an online reservation in advance before departure Otherwise, you have to queue for 30 to 45 minutes at the door, which is tiring and a waste of time After eating, I returned to the hotel to get my luggage, then took the train back to the airport A very fulfilling day😎 End 🏠Accommodation Recommendation🏠 Stayed at Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyoto Station Front for four days It is a 2 to 3-minute walk from the station to the hotel, and you can immediately drop off your luggage and set off upon arrival The service and politeness are very good! The key point As everyone knows, many hotel rooms in Japan are very small But this time the room can fully open two 28-inch suitcases!! Finding a conveniently located and normally sized room for a few hundred dollars a night is impeccable‼️ Highly recommended🤙🏻 🏖️Check-in Spots, 📷Photo Spots Must-visit Kiyomizu Temple, Yasaka Shrine, Fushimi Inari Taisha, Kifune Shrine 🚇Transportation Train and bus 🍜Special Cuisine Udon, sukiyaki, wagyu, ramen 💡Notes: Kifune Shrine has lighting in some months in winter, it is recommended to check the lighting time online in advance Selfie sticks are not allowed at Yasaka Shrine, and there are security guards monitoring strictly So you don't need to take it out

This is my favorite place in Kyoto this time. (I think it will be more beautiful in autumn and winter) There is a section of green forest scenery on the Zagayama Electric Railway. In fact, there are quite a lot of people on the tram, and only a small section has the feeling of shade from trees. It is not as beautiful as the videos uploaded on the Internet. The Kawayoka cuisine (I personally like it very much, it is a good place to cool off, the taste and service are very good), water divination, etc. are all quite interesting. 🗓️Itinerary: How to get there? (You can’t go wrong just following Google Maps) Take the Keihan Railway to Deyanagimachi Station, transfer to the Eizan Railway to Kibune-guchi Station, and walk across the street from the station to the Kyoto Bus Route 33 stop. You can get on the bus and go directly to Kibune Shrine, or you can walk 2 kilometers to the shrine (Suica cards are accepted for both the train and the bus). 💞Recommended reasons: What's there? The main shrines of Kifune Shrine are built along the Kifune River. From downstream to upstream, they are the Main Shrine, the Kaisha Shrine, and the Oku Shrine. 】The main divine graces include 【good luck, marriage, and wish fulfillment】. You can experience water fortune telling and buy related souvenirs at this shrine. How to worship? 1. Purification (there is a pool and a ladle next to the shrine): Hold the ladle in your right hand and scoop water to wash your left hand. Then hold the ladle in your left hand and scoop water to wash your right hand. Use your right hand to scoop water into your left palm, and then rinse your mouth with the water in your left palm. (Do not put the water in the spoon directly into your mouth to rinse your mouth.) Finally, stand the spoon upright and use the remaining water to clean the handle of the spoon. 2. Ringing the bell: In front of the bell is the cash box. Bow slightly before ringing the bell to show respect. Then ring the bell to tell the gods you are here, and throw some money in (you don’t have to throw in a lot, just a token of your appreciation). 3. Two bows, two claps, one bow: bow deeply twice, clap your hands twice, put your hands together and pray, and bow again and again Anything else? You can go to Sanzenin and Rurikoin together🤗 #JapanTravel #KyotoTravel #Kyoto Itinerary

Before going to Kyoto, I saw on the Internet: Kyoto will reward every early riser! In order not to regret! In Kyoto for a few days, get up early every day, ready for the next day's walk! The day I took the kimono👘, I got up at 4 o'clock! I made an appointment with the kimono shop one day in advance, and I specially chose a shop with a layer of men's kimono clothing. The styles are really many, and I chose a set with my friends. At 5:30, I arrived at the popular spot of Yasaka Tower! We are the first to arrive! Once again, it's really worth getting up early! After 6:30, there were more tourists. Continue to Sanqianyuan, and it was the first to arrive. I chose the best spot to take a picture of the courtyard. The kimono and Sanqianyuan are too suitable! Once again, it's worth getting up early❗️ Take a break and head to Kifune Shrine and Inari Shrine! 🍃The green of Kifune really heals all day! All the places worth visiting in Kyoto are checked in all day! To be honest, it's quite tiring! But it's really worth taking a photo of life, you really have to get up early!

Kifune Shrine, located in the outskirts of Kyoto in the town of Kibune, is one of Japan's three major water shrines, renowned for its mysterious and elegant atmosphere. Ascending the steps marked by red torii gates and entering the shrine, you are surrounded by lush greenery and the gentle sound of flowing streams, as if stepping into a paradise. Walking along the serene paths, you can almost feel the protection and blessings of the deities. The most famous feature of Kifune Shrine is the Myojin Pond, a tranquil pond that reflects the surrounding mountains, offering a picturesque and enchanting view. In addition to the natural scenery, there are many simple and ancient shrine buildings here, exuding a strong sense of mystery. Visiting Kifune Shrine, one can feel a transcendent spirituality, making it no wonder that this place has become a sacred site for many worshippers.

#Kifune-jinja Shrine is across the mountain from #Kurama-dera Temple. Take the Eizan Railway and get off at Kibune-guchi. If you don't get off, you will reach Kurama-dera Temple. From Kibune-guchi, you can choose to walk for 30 minutes or take a bus for 10 minutes. The Kifune Shrine is not big. The main thing is that there are rows of Japanese vermilion lights on both sides of the stairs going up. They are very beautiful when photographed (there are also some in Kurama Temple), and there is also a very special water divination. Along the river, there are rows of riverbed mats for cooling off. It is quite pleasant to eat lunch while listening to the sound of flowing water. Kifune Shrine and Kurama-dera Temple are both famous places for viewing autumn leaves in the northern part of Kyoto. In the summer, they are covered with fresh green. Because they are located in the mountainous area, there are relatively fewer tourists, but the tour is also more leisurely and comfortable. #日本探店 #京都景点 #Kifune神社 #Kurama-dera Temple #Eizan Tram #Water Fortune Telling

The first time I went to Kyoto was during the maple leaf season. The Kinkaku-ji Temple, the Sagano Scenic Railway, and the Kiyomizu-dera Temple surrounded by a sea of red and green leaves left me in awe of Kyoto! Last summer, I went to the Kifune Shrine just to try the flowing noodles. Although the line was too long and I didn't get to eat, I enjoyed water fortune-telling and soaked up plenty of negative ions. This April, I came back to chase the cherry blossoms. Even though they weren't in full bloom, the weather was perfect as I strolled along. I enjoyed the seventy percent bloomed Yoshino cherry trees, a century-old Western-style restaurant, authentic sukiyaki, and more, satisfying both my eyes and taste buds. Indeed, Kyoto is my favorite place, without a doubt!

#KyotoTourism Kifune Shrine is a shrine located in Sakyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture. People visit the shrine mainly to pray for the safety of their ships, prosperity in business, and safety in their homes. The shrine itself is located in the mountains and is surrounded by beautiful natural surroundings. There are many souvenir shops and restaurants along the approach to the shrine, making it a popular tourist spot. "Kifune no Nagashi" is particularly known as a summer tradition. In this event, lanterns floating on the river create a fantastic sight, entertaining visitors. In addition, the autumn leaves are beautiful, making it an attractive place for nature lovers and tourists. There are also hot springs around Kifune Shrine, where you can enjoy nature while soothing yourself in the hot springs. It is known as a soothing place for people praying for the safety of their ships and good fortune.

Kifune Shrine is located in the mountains with a river flowing next to it, so it is surrounded by beautiful nature. Because it enshrines the god of water, the name of the shrine is pronounced "Kifune" rather than "Kibune". Kifune Shrine is said to be the birthplace of votive plaques. Also, because it is the god of water, they sell amulets in the shape of lures for anglers. If you go fishing, be sure to check! Kifune Shrine has very few parking lots. We recommend that you check the location of the parking lot in advance before visiting. Be especially careful on weekends and holidays! #KifuneShrine #Kyoto #Shrine

#Japan Attractions #Kyoto Attractions #Kifune Shrine The Kibune Shrine, located at the foot of Mount Kurama, is a little far from the center of Kyoto. You can choose to take the Eizan Railway to the Kibune-guchi station or take the Kyoto Bus to the Kibune station, which takes more than half an hour. I heard that this shrine is quite old. Historical data shows that it was built 1,300 years ago. It has a long history. The stone steps of the shrine are matched with the spring lanterns on both sides. Wow, it is really beautiful and very Japanese. It was drizzling when we went there, which was really appropriate because Kifune Shrine is used to worship the water god. In addition to sightseeing and taking photos, I also asked for a water fortune. The fortune will appear when seeing water. It is simply "water-seeing style" 🤭. It's fun and you must try it!

If you are looking for somewhere with the best scenery or instagramable photos with the least crowd, then this is the place for you. It is located at the slightly Northern part of Kyoto City and it is on the hill. Thus, you might be able to see it snowing if the timing is right. (best photo if snowing). Too bad snowing ended weeks before I go, but still able to see some frozen snow on the ground/tree/roof, which made it a good view for photos as well. It is slightly further away from the city yet it is reachable by public transport. There were 4 of us, so we chose to take the cab, if you are solo or smaller group, just take the public transport with max 3 transfer only. Overall it should take 1 hr+/- to reach thr by public transport or 40min+/- by car. It is extremely amazing when we reach there earlier, no crowd + cold weather with some snowman and snow'rabbit' on the ground. Good time to take photo without stranger (which we would hope to see it happen at all tourist spots) Restaurant were not open before 11am. There is one souvenir shop where you can have some light cookies and hot drink though. It is a temple on the hill, where you can also pray, buy souvenir/amulet. One thing that is different from the rest is, you may pay 200 yen to get a paper and put it into the water for some fortune telling, the words will appear slowly on the paper after you put it into the water for a few seconds. There is a Qr code provided for translation as well. Such a unique experience. evening time, you may see they lighthen up the lamp and it makes it even more stunning view. I left earlier for other destination so didn't make it to that moment. I suggest you to try it if you have time for that. After finish, you can either take the shuttle bus (which is quite frequent), or slowly walk down from the temple to JR station, it takes maybe 20-30min but you will definitely see something different. Name: kifunejinja shrine 贵船神社 Opening hours: 0600-1800 daily Getting there: find a way to get to Keihan line Demachiyanagi station, walk 2 min transfer to same station Eizan Line, and all the way until Kibuneguchi Station. Walk 20-30min to reach there, or take the shuttle bus to go up there. Fee: free entrance

KyotoDriving Tour: Night Attractions📸Kifune Shrine The shrine for tourists is so quiet There is only the sound of running water More attractive than sunshine But be aware of the opening hours of Kama Shrine If you come too late you can just visit from the stairs

Spot: Kifune Shrine Access: 4 minutes by bus from Eizan Electric Railway Kifuneguchi Station, a short walk from the Kifune bus stop Kifune Shrine is a popular spot where you can enjoy fresh greenery in summer and snowy scenery in winter⛩️ The shrine is located deep in the mountains, surrounded by nature, and has a sacred atmosphere. The stairs in the first photo are also famous as a photo spot, and during snowy seasons, snow piles up on the stairs, creating a very beautiful view. If you're interested, please visit😊 (In winter, the temperature drops significantly compared to Kyoto city, so please be careful about what you wear❄️) #snowscape #tripmemory2022

📍Kifune Shrine This shrine is closest to Kifuneguchi Station on the Eiden line. You will need to climb for about 30 minutes, but once you reach the top, you will reach the famous Kifune Shrine!! Especially now during the autumn foliage season, there are just too many people, so if you go, I recommend going in the morning or other times ⏰ But it was a place rich in nature and relaxing. The leaves were also colored, and it was a wonderful space ♡ Photo tip ✍️ Try using the stairs to take a photo with depth, like the first photo 📸 The torii gate and the autumn leaves create a nice contrast! I took this photo with my iPhone. 【Address】180 Kurama Kifune-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 601-1112

It has been praised as one of the most beautiful shrines in Japan many times. The lanterns on both sides of the shrine's approach will also be lit in autumn and winter, forming a dreamy scene. Many people set up cameras at the door to capture the most beautiful moment. The shrine also has a famous water fortune telling that allows people to explore the future. When leaving, follow the road along the stream and watch the small lights appear on the stream, and your mood becomes calm. Location: 180 Kurama Kibunecho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture #JapanAttractions #OverseasTravel #ResidentWriter

The god who protects Kyoto's water source It seems that he has continued to protect Kyoto's precious water through rain-making and rain-stopping rituals. It is said that he is famous for his blessings of finding love. The magnificent view before climbing the stairs is soothing to the soul. There are also restaurants and shops nearby where you can enjoy a meal. It is a place that shows different faces depending on the season. #Kyoto

Address: 180 Kurama Kifune-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 601-1112 You can enjoy Kifune Shrine in any season, spring, summer, autumn, and winter, and it is very mystical and soothing to the soul. I recommend the water fortune telling! If you are interested, please go! #WesternJapan #trip2022

●Name Kifune Aioi Cedar ●Access 180 Kurama Kifune-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 🚗There is no parking, so please use a nearby parking lot ●Points There is a "Aioi Cedar" on the mountain path in Kifune The tree is 1000 years old‼️ Please be sure to notice it along the way Aioi is related to "Aioi", which means that both husband and wife will live long lives This cedar has one root that becomes a sacred tree Kifune is truly a mystical place, so it's a place you'll want to visit on a weekday #KyotoTrip

Visited in July 2022 Kifune Shrine in Kifune, Kyoto ⛩ In the summer, you can worship the god associated with water in this area famous for its riverside terraces 😊 Many people visit in search of summer coolness, and there are long lines at restaurants ☺️ From Kyoto Station, it is recommended to take the subway to the Kokusai Kaikan and then take a taxi from there ✨ The Eiden line is also very charming, so I recommend enjoying both 🚃 *Kifune Shrine 180 Kurama Kifune-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 601-1112 #SummerWeekendTrip #Kyoto #KyotoTrip #KifuneShrine

#Overseas Travel #Kyoto, Japan #Japan Travel The most famous part of Kifune Shrine is the long sando with two rows of red lanterns, which is the best spot for taking photos. Kifune Shrine is also famous for its relationship-making skills. It is a great pilgrimage site for worshippers who wish to pray for love, a good relationship, and a good marriage. The sacred tree in the shrine is a cedar tree with a history of more than a thousand years. It symbolizes the couple's long life together and is a pilgrimage site for many couples. address 180 Kurama Kibunecho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto transportation Get off at Eizan Electric Railway Kibune-guchi Station (吉船口駅) and walk for 30 minutes, or take bus No. 33🚌 to Kibune Station and walk for 5 minutes

This is a view that can only be seen in winter, and it takes less than an hour from Osaka on the Keihan line from Yodoyabashi to Demachiyanagi, then transfer to the Eizan Electric Railway and you'll arrive in less than 30 minutes. If you live in the Kansai region, be sure to come to Kifune to see the rare snow scenery. Highly recommended! #Snowscape #KifuneguchiStation #KifuneShrine

Kifune Shrine⛩ at the foot of Mount Kurama Very famous as the god of matchmaking💕 The scenery changes with the seasons, and the riverside terrace is also famous in summer😊 After worship, you can have your fortune read by water✨ Float it in the pond in the grounds and wait for the letters to appear✨ The shrine is rich in nature and very pleasant😊 There is also a route from Kifune Shrine through the mountains to Kurama Temple, so if you have the time and energy, this is a recommended course🙌 *Kifune Shrine 180 Kurama Kifune-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 601-1112 #Kyoto #Temple and Shrine Tour #Kifune Shrine

After visiting Kifune Shrine, I enjoyed a stroll around the area. It's so quiet that you can hear the beautiful sounds of nature, from the birds chirping to the flowing river. On the way, I came across moss-covered tree stumps, and was moved by the otherworldly feeling that time had stopped. It has its own beauty in every season, so I'd like to come back to see the snow scenery as well. The parking lots in the area get very crowded, so I recommend going first thing in the morning. #Shrine #Kyoto #Kifune Shrine #Breathtaking Views #Kimono #Yukata #Japanese Clothes #Photo Guide for Tourist Spots

Kifune Shrine is always crowded. In these times, Kyoto is pretty empty on weekday mornings, so I recommend it. I went for a walk in a yukata with a black cat pattern that matches the vermilion of the torii gates of Kifune Shrine. Kifune Shrine is a place where clear, clean air and a refreshing breeze pass through. When I climbed the stairs to the top, the view was also spectacular. #spectacularview #Kyoto #shrine #KifuneShrine #yukata #Japaneseclothes #kimono #kimono

Kifune Shrine, located in the inner sanctum of Kyoto, is an ancient shrine surrounded by refreshing greenery. It is popular among women as a power spot for matchmaking. Many visitors come to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the four seasons. In the summer, it is cooler than the city, making it a popular summer resort, and the scenery of riverside terraces lined up along the Kifune River is also a "summer tradition in Kyoto." In addition, there are water festivals and Tanabata festivals, and in the fall, the beautiful autumn leaves and fantastic lighting will delight the eyes of visitors. Please come and visit us! ! #Breathtaking views #Summer trips #Historical sites #Japan Genki Project 2021 #Historical sites #Amazing nature #Summer trips #Breathtaking views #Trips with children

▽What's it like? The staircase lined with lanterns is a very popular spot on social media. This shrine has such a long history that it is even mentioned in the Nihon Shoki, and is said to bring good fortune, such as marriage and luck.   ▽Recommended points During the day, you can enjoy the lush greenery of the shrine and the flowing river, and when the sun goes down, you can see the lit lanterns. You can also enjoy the snowy scenery in winter and the lush greenery in summer. This shrine can be enjoyed at any time of the year.   ▽Access 4 minutes by bus from Kibuneguchi Station on the Eizan Electric Railway 40 minutes by car from Kyoto Station #Kyoto #Kyoto Trip #History #Historical Sites #Temples and Shrines

Every year, Kifune Shrine will be lit up at night for about a month starting in July with Tanabata bamboo decorations🎋 This year, in 2021, it will be held from July 1st to August 15th, from dusk to 20:00✨ Why not write your wishes on colorful strips of paper at Kifune Shrine, surrounded by greenery⛩ I'm also planning to go somewhere during this period. I haven't written my wishes on strips of paper much on Tanabata until now, so I thought I'd do it for a change💦 Access: Take the train bound for Ichihara from Eizan Electric Railway's Demachiyanagi Station, which is a 3-minute walk from Keihan Railway's Demachiyanagi Station, for about 20 minutes. From Ichihara Station, take a 5-minute bus ride to Kifuneguchi. From Kifuneguchi, take a 13-minute bus ride to Kifune. From there, it's a 7-minute walk. The above method is an example. It's a little hard to get to, but there are several ways to get there, so choose the one that suits your time of day♪ #Recommended for a Tanabata date #Escape the summer #Support tourism #Kyoto #Kifune Shrine #Fresh greenery #Support tourism #Amazing views

I keep posting about the same place💦 It can't be helped, as there are so many things to see☺️ Kifune Shrine is divided into three parts: the main shrine, the Yuisha shrine, and the inner shrine. The first and second pictures are the main shrine, and the third is the inner shrine. The famous "Kifune Momiji Lantern" is in the main shrine. It is the approach to the main shrine. The third picture is the inner shrine, which is about 700m up the Kifune River from the main shrine. This used to be the main shrine. Access: Take the Karasuma subway line to Kokusaikaikan Station, then take the Kyoto bus from the Kokusaikaikan Station bus stop to Kifuneguchi, then take the Kyoto bus from Kifuneguchi Station, which is a 1-minute walk away, to Kifune, then walk 5 minutes #Kyoto #supporttourism #freshgreen #greenfoliage #KifuneShrine #supporttourism #greatview

"It has a Ghibli-like atmosphere," that's exactly right. Kifune Shrine is located deep in the mountains in Sakyo Ward, Kyoto City. Due to the influence of manga and novels, it is believed to be a god of matchmaking, and many young couples visit the shrine. Everyone has probably seen the "Kifune Momiji Lanterns" lined with red lanterns in photos at least once. It is a representative tourist spot in Kyoto♪ The scenery of the roads around the shrine is also very atmospheric✨ The scenery of old inns and restaurants lined up on both sides of the narrow road is also wonderful♪ It was just the time of year when the greenery was beautiful. On the way back, I ate mazesoba at Kyoto Ramen Koji at Kyoto Station😋 Access: Take the subway Karasuma Line to Kokusaikaikan Station, take the Kyoto Bus from the Kokusaikaikan Station bus stop to Kifuneguchi, and take the Kyoto Bus from Kifuneguchi Station, which is a 1-minute walk away, to Kifune, and then walk for about 7 minutes. #Tourism support #Kifune Shrine #Fresh greenery #Kyoto #Kyoto Station #Tourism support #Breathtaking view #Gourmet trip

This is Kifune Shrine. It is a shrine in Sakyo Ward, Kyoto City, and is one of Kyoto's most famous tourist spots. The symbol of the shrine is the lanterns lined up on the stairs at the entrance! ✨ The red lanterns lined up in a row surrounded by the fresh greenery of early summer are mysterious, and it feels like you're in the world of Ghibli (lol) Basically, you can take beautiful photos all year round. It's beautiful regardless of the time of day♪ The basic business hours are 6:00-18:00. It also seems that limited-time illuminations are held every year in all seasons. The most recent Tanabata illuminations are scheduled to be held from Thursday, July 1, 2021 to Sunday, August 15, 2021. The hours are from sunset to 20:00. Access: Take the Kyoto Bus from the bus stop in front of the station at Kokusai Kaikan Station on the Karasuma Subway Line to Kifuneguchi, then take the Kyoto Bus to Kifune, get off and walk for 5 minutes. Even though it's in Kyoto City, it's located deep in the mountains, so it's not very accessible. #Supporting tourism #Spectacular views #Kyoto #Kyoto trip #Kifune Shrine #Fresh greenery #Supporting tourism #Spectacular views #A trip to enjoy spring