2025 Yawata Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

Location: Ishishimizu Hachimangu Shrine Station on the Keihan Main Line Tip: Using the Keihan Main Line two-day pass, you can easily go back and forth between Osaka and Kyoto, and you can use it non-continuously🥰 Up to Ishikimizu Hachimangu Shrine, to take the Manshan Cable Car, two days pass is included, very affordable 👍🏻 Then walk 15 minutes to see the shrine, the first time to see the shrine built on the mountain, quite huge and quite shocking 🥰 You can see the dragon and tiger carved on the top, which is very exquisite. There are also many national treasure-level exhibits behind the shrine. You can visit them piece by piece to learn about the history of the shrine📸 #Osaka Attractions

In Japan, filled with beautiful cherry blossom scenery, the Higashi-Yodo embankment is a famous cherry blossom viewing spot in the Kansai region. Located in Yawata City's Yodogawa River Park, the embankment is lined with cherry trees for about 1.4 kilometers, forming a magnificent cherry blossom tunnel. Every year in early April, when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, the entire embankment is covered with a pink sea of flowers, becoming an enchanting cherry blossom avenue. Visitors can enjoy the splendid cherry blossom views from the park's grassy plaza and observation deck, while also enjoying the pleasure of picnicking. Access to the Higashi-Yodo embankment is very convenient. It takes about half an hour from Kyoto by Keihan train to reach Yawata City's Nanajo Station, and then a 15-minute walk to the embankment. Along the way, there are signs guiding the route to the cherry blossom viewing spots, which is very convenient. Although the cherry blossom scenery here may not be as elegant as Kyoto's, its spacious space and picnic atmosphere attract many independent travelers and locals. On the way to the embankment, you can also buy food at convenience stores or enjoy a bento at the entrance, making the cherry blossom viewing trip even more perfect.

I went to Louisiana Mama in Yawata, Kyoto for lunch. At lunch, the main dish comes with a salad bar and a drink bar! There are many types of salads and drinks, so you will be very satisfied. From 14:30, there is also a dolce buffet, which is popular because all of the dishes are handmade by pastry chefs and look cute and delicious. At lunch, you can add handmade dolce for 400 yen + tax for 4 types! At dinner, all menus come with a buffet of appetizers, dolce, and drinks. There is no time limit, so we were able to take our time. [Louisiana Mama/Kyoto Yawata store] 📍194-4 Yawata Nakanoyama, Yawata, Kyoto 🚗Free parking available Opening hours: 11:00-21:30 Closed days: None #Kyoto sightseeing#Gourmet#777#Louisiana Mama#Buffet#Yawata gourmet#Lunch

Back cut embankment A popular local cherry blossom viewing spot Many people come here to have a picnic and enjoy the cherry blossoms on weekends~🌸 - : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : I never thought I could see such a magnificent cherry blossom forest. Stroll through the cherry blossom tunnel It's unbelievable that such a beautiful scenery exists Back Cutting Dike It was a surprise on this trip. No regrets at all~ - The Backward Tsukui is located in Yawata City, Kyoto. From Kyoto area Keihan Railway (only express, semi-express and ordinary trains) Get off at Yawatashi Station 15 minutes walk to - : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 🌸Cherry Blossom Viewing Event Date: March 25, 2023 - April 9, 2023: Shimonoseki Sakura Festival There are food stalls on site Admission fee: 100 yen #日本旅行 #日本景点 #樱花季 #travel #日本自由行

Rakugaki Temple, located in Yawata City, Kyoto Prefecture, is officially called "Tanden-an" and is a temple of the Myoshinji school of the Rinzai sect of Buddhism. The white walls inside the Daikokudo Hall serve as votive plaques, on which people can write their wishes as they like, hence the name Rakugaki Temple. Yawata City is far from Kyoto City and has few tourists, so the temple is only known to those in the know, but because of the unique feature of visitors being able to write their wishes on the temple building, the walls are filled with the wishes of those who visit. Every year on New Year's Eve, the temple is repainted pure white to welcome the new year. #KyotoTourism #Temple #Temples & Shrines #Temple & Shrine Tour #Kyoto

#gw2022jp I visited Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine in honor of the 13 Lords of Kamakura. I took the cable car from Iwashimizu Hachimangu Station, and walked down from Omotesando on the way back. At the foot of the mountain, there is a pine tree that is said to have been planted by Minamoto no Yoritomo. Admission is free, and it has a slightly desolate feel, so feel free to throw in some coins. This is a World Heritage Site that has been standing for 1,000 years.

Bamboo and stone lanterns invite visitors. Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine is located on top of Mt. Otokoyama in Yawata City and has a beautiful vermilion-painted shrine building (national treasure). The shrine, which is said to have used madake bamboo from around Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine and has a deep connection to bamboo, is lit up by the light of the bamboo lanterns. During the "Hikari no Kyoto" period, the approach cable car will be operated specially at night. Enjoy a special night! Address: 30 Yawata Takabo, Yawata City, Kyoto Prefecture 614-8588 #lightofkyoto #cablecar #shrinetour #kyototourism #trip2022

Japanese food is already a delight on its own but Kyoto has to be the best prefecture for food in Japan. 🇯🇵 Home to seven 3-star michelin restaurants, Kyoto houses the 3rd most number of michelin restaurants in a city. 🤩 Try the best A5 wagyu you will ever taste (hint: it’s not Kobe). 🤫 It’s called Matsusaka and it’s such a rarity that it is harder to procure than Kobe beef. 🤤 Besides food, Kyoto is a wonderful mix of modern and tradition, with lovely sightseeing locations full of Japanese culture spread around the city. Perhaps the most famous would be the geishas in Gion. 🎎 🏯🎍 Lots of opportunities to hike as well, with arashiyama and otokoyama surrounding the city. 🥾 #japan #travel #foodtrip

Beigeti is a bit like a private cherry blossom viewing spot of the Japanese. It is not a must-see for tourists like the Philosopher's Path, and its transportation location is closer to the countryside, but the Japanese love to go there. The standard operating procedure of the Japanese is that after arriving at the station, they go to the supermarket to do some shopping, then walk to Beigeti to find an open space to put down a picnic mat and stay there for the whole day. We, as locals, of course, follow this model, watching cherry blossoms, drinking beer, listening to music, chatting, and walking the dog on the embankment. This daily life is so enviable. The cherry blossoms on the back are not small and cute, but majestic, as if to say, if you want to see cherry blossoms, I will give you a whole row of them. # Sakura Frontline

●Name Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine ●Access From Kyoto Station, transfer to the Kintetsu Railway at Tanbabashi Station and transfer to the Keihan Railway. Get off at Iwashimizu Hachimangu Station. Transfer to the Sando Cable Car from Hachimanguguchi Station and get off at Hachimanguyamagami Station. 5 minutes walk. ●Points It is one of the three major Hachimangu shrines in Japan, the others being Usa Jingu Shrine in Oita Prefecture and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine in Kanagawa Prefecture. The shrine was built to protect the back demon gate (southwest direction) of Heian-kyo, and is known as one of the leading shrines in the country for warding off evil. When you arrive at the top of the mountain by cable car, you will see a different world. In spring, it shows a different face with cherry blossoms🌸 and in autumn, it shows a different face with autumn leaves🍁. #Kyoto #Historical Sites #Hachimangu Shrine #Historical Sites

Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine is one of the three major Hachimangu Shrines in Japan. The 10 main shrines are designated as national treasures. The Ogatama tree, which was the motif for the tree on the 1 yen coin, is carefully protected. #Historic Sites Western Japan #Western Japan

#chinatravel Katsura River is definitely the highlight of my trip to Kyoto! We were wandering around Kyoto area and strolled over to Katsura River in the late afternoon. The scenery was breathtaking and a feast to eyes! The water was shining from the sunlight. You could also choose to have a boat ride 🛶 to explore the area. It as fun to watch the boatman uses long bamboo poles for the steering.

Located in Yawata City, Kyoto Prefecture, "Sewari-tei" is one of the most famous cherry blossom spots in the Kansai region. Every spring, the 1.4-kilometer-long cherry blossom path blooms on both sides of the riverbank, forming a spectacular cherry blossom tunnel, earning it the title of Kansai's number one cherry blossom sea. Getting there is very convenient. Take the Keihan Electric Railway to "Iwashimizu-Hachimangu Station," and it's about a 10-minute walk from there. There's a convenience store near the station where you can stock up on drinks, bento boxes, or snacks, making it a great choice for a picnic. During the annual Cherry Blossom Festival, a ticket booth is set up at the entrance (admission fee: 100 yen), and a centralized garbage collection area is provided. However, there are no trash bins along the route, so it's recommended to bring your own garbage bags to keep the area clean. Sewari-tei not only boasts a high density of cherry blossoms with lush tree shapes but also offers a dual scenery of the cherry blossom tunnel on the embankment and the open grassy area below. Whether you're strolling and taking photos or laying out a picnic mat to quietly enjoy the view, you can create your own piece of springtime paradise. During the Cherry Blossom Festival, food stalls are set up, selling local snacks like takoyaki, yakisoba, and skewers, allowing visitors to enjoy delicious food while admiring the blossoms. Photography enthusiasts flock here, drawn by the quintessential Japanese atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for couples, families, and friends to spend a leisurely afternoon together.

The After-Festival Yoiyama It's a hidden gem with fewer people than the First-Festival. Speaking of the Gion Festival, one of the highlights is looking at home jewelry...

#springitinerary 🛏️ Hotel: Tassel Hotel Sanjo Shirakawa - Spacious, modern hotel right beside a stream (peaceful atmosphere) - Large bathroom with bathtub, pajamas & amenities provided - Right next to 🚇Higashiyama Station - Walking distance to: Convenience stores, Heian Shrine, Gion 🎋 Arashiyama Bamboo Forest 🚇Arashiyama Tram Stop 🕒 Open 24/7 | 🎟️ FREE ⚠️ Come before 8 AM for soft lighting and fewer crowds ⚠️ There are hidden tea houses in the forest that offers matcha with tranquil forest views 🌉 Togetsukyo Bridge - Stunning river & mountain backdrop, especially during cherry blossom season - Stroll along the Katsura River: peaceful, scenic, local playing boats 🍜MUST Try: Matcha dango, tofu & yuba ramen, matcha kakigori with mochi 🏛️ Byodoin Temple 🚇 Keihan Uji Station 🕒 8:45 AM – 5:30 PM | 🎟️ 700 yen - The Phoenix hall is FEATURED on the back of the 10 yen coin ⚠️Walk behind Phoenix Hall for hidden garden paths & quiet spots ⚠️ DON’T MISS the Hoshokan Museum (included in the ticket): Contains Original phoenix statues, bodhisattva carvings, interactive restoration exhibits ⛩️ Fushimi Inari Shrine 🚇 Fushimi Inari Station 🎟️ FREE | Open 24/7 - Famous for Senbon Torii (Thousands of vermilion gates) - Full hike to summit: ~2 hrs roundtrip ⚠️TIP: Hike past the halfway point to avoid crowds - 🍜 MUST Try: Inari Sushi & Kitsune Udon (fox deity’s favorite!) 🐟 Nishiki Market 🚇 Shijo Station - "Kyoto’s Kitchen": Fresh seafood and local snacks - 🍜MUST Try: Sashimi bowls, grilled seafood, matcha treats 🌉 Pontocho Alley - Atmospheric alley beside the Kamogawa River - Restaurants range from yakitori to fine dining - 🎎 Possible Geisha and Crane sightings ⚠️From May–Sept: Enjoy kawayuka dining (outdoor platforms overlooking the river) 🏯 Chion-in Temple 🚇 Higashiyama Station 🎟️ FREE (500 yen for Hojo & Yuzen Gardens) - Famous for Japan’s largest wooden gate (Sanmon Gate, built in 1619) ⚠️Climb the gate to see beautiful lush greeneries 🧱 Nanzen-ji Temple 🚇 Keage Station 🎟️ FREE (500 yen for grounds) - Known for Roman-style aqueduct: Interesting contrast between Meiji-period vs Roman style architecture ⚠️ Don’t miss Keage Incline: Stroll along the old railway tracks with cherry blossoms or autumn foliage above you (depending on season). Famous place for wedding photography! 👘 Kimono Experience Itinerary (Walking Distance): - Ninenzaka & Sannenzaka: Ancient cobbled lanes (since 808 AD) - Yasaka Pagoda: Iconic 5-story pagoda (photo hotspot!) - Kodaiji Temple: ⚠️ Visit the Hidden bamboo grove behind temple (peaceful & NO crowds!) - Kiyomizu-dera: Massive wooden terrace, built with no nails! ⚠️ Stunning views across Kyoto and seasonal foliage - Yasaka Shrine: Over 1350 years old, host of Gion Matsuri #japan #kyoto #japantrip #travel #thingstodo #museums #myitinerary

- Day 2 of cherry blossom chasing features spots along the Keihan Railway line: Seine River Embankment and Daigoji Temple. Originally, Fushimi Jikkokubune was also planned, but since there was no "sakura blizzard," we decided to skip it last minute. 🟡 Cherry Blossom Route 【Osaka ➵ Seine River Embankment ➵ Daigoji Temple ➵ Umeda】 📍 Seine River Embankment 🚇 Transport: Take the Keihan Railway to "Iwashimizu Hachimangu Station," then walk 15 minutes. There’s a supermarket along the way selling picnic snacks. 📬 Tips: ❶ Lots of tourists—walk further in for fewer crowds. ❷ The grass on the right side near the entrance is sparse and backlit in the morning, so fewer people take photos there, but it’s actually great for empty shots. ❸ There’s a stamp station at the entrance—don’t miss it if you collect stamps. ❹ Arrive before 9 AM. The entire embankment is lined with beautiful cherry trees, perfect for wide shots—no need to fixate on that one viral tree! 📍 Daigoji Temple 🚇 Transport: Take the Keihan Railway to "Rokujizo Station," then transfer to a bus and get off at "Daigoji-mae." 💰 Cost: ¥1,800 (all-access pass) / ¥800 (single hall). 📬 Tips: ❶ The Reihokan and Garan areas are more photogenic, but the all-access pass offers better value. ❷ The temple’s restaurant is crowded—consider eating before visiting. ❸ All three halls sell the all-access pass—don’t just queue at the entrance. 🍣 Food Recs: 🟠 Sumo Chaya Yagura: A random family restaurant near Rokujizo Station—later found out it might be run by sumo wrestlers. Their tempura teishoku (set meal) was decent. 🟢 Ginza Kagari: Oysters were sold out, so we tried the chicken paitan ramen—rich broth, no wait at 5:30 PM.

#EnjoyJapan ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ 𝙸𝚗𝚏𝚘𝚛𝚖𝚊𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗 ￣￣￣￣￣￣￣ 𖠿 Quatre Stone Oven Bread Workshop ⚑ 22-5 Yawata Bizen, Yawata City, Kyoto Prefecture 614-8048 ⌚︎ 8:00-18:00 Closed on Tuesdays 𓀤 Keihan bus or car ＿＿＿＿＿ 𝚁𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚎𝚠 ￣￣￣￣￣ This bakery has been featured on TV. I read in reviews that if you go early, the bread may not be available, so I went around 10am on a weekday, but most of the bread was available. 🌟 You get a free cup of hot coffee ☕️ There's also an eat-in space 🙆 The stone oven anpan was delicious ♩ #domestictravel

Every time I want to go on a pick-and-eat trip with my kids, this time it’s finally the right month and time! 😎 And the farm can also book online in advance 👍 Don't be afraid to come without a place ~ The farm is really very clean, indoor and huge! There are two kinds of strawberries inside that can be picked and eaten right away Including 🍓Changeki, 🍓Red ほつぺ Zhang Ji is larger and sweeter😋 Red ほつぺ is smaller, sweet with a little sour Pay before entering, watch a short video explaining picking strawberries🍓, then the staff will take you into the indoor farm, distribute a small plastic bag, then you can pick and eat within 50 minutes 😋😋😋 Our family immediately rushed into the field after typing the card. We booked 12:00, but due to rain and the wrong way late, the staff was very kind to arrange for us to enter and count back 50 minutes for us 🥰🥰🥰🙏🏻 Super nice! The strawberry season is expected to end in late May to early June. If will go might as well try this experience, or bookmark 🔖 to go again next strawberry season! ——————————————— 📌おさぜんOsazen Farm 2600 Yen Approx HK$140/person (adult) 1700 Yen Approx HK$90/person (3-17 years old) 500 Yen Approx HK$28/person (1-2 years old) Free (under 1 year old) #11-person family trip #JapanFamilyTour #OsakaFamilyTour #strawberry picking #いちご狩り観光 Farm #Osaka #Kyoto #Kansai Trip #kyoto #osaka #KyotoFreeTravel #JapanFreeTravel #2025 Japan Tour #April Good Places 2025

#springitinerary River Park in the Sewaritei District is one of those places that feels like spring exploded in the best way. If you’re around during cherry blossom season, it’s pure magic, like a 1.5 km pink tunnel just begging for slow strolls and snack breaks. People bring blankets, set up little picnics, and just vibe under the sakura trees. It’s super laid-back and full of good energy. The park itself is right where three rivers meet, so you’ve got these open grassy spaces, peaceful views, and plenty of room to just sprawl out and do nothing. There’s even a little observation deck if you’re into that panoramic moment. And if you feel like a mini adventure, wander off a bit and you’ll find Hachimangu Falls. It’s a low-key waterfall tucked into the woods. Super quiet, super peaceful, and honestly the perfect way to wrap up a chill day outdoors.

This garden is adorned with numerous cherry blossom trees lined up beautifully. It features a long walking path where visitors can enjoy strolling and taking photos. Located just a 1.5-hour train ride from Osaka, it’s easily accessible. Despite the number of tourists, the area is spacious with plenty of photo spots. There are also restaurants and restrooms available. If you're looking for a place to enjoy cherry blossoms and have a picnic, this is highly recommended. It’s sure to leave a lasting impression. Definitely worth a visit!

The must-visit place for cherry blossom viewing in Kyoto every year is definitely the Back Ware Tsui, which is also one of the favorite cherry blossom viewing spots for Japanese locals! There are green grass and a whole row of cherry blossoms here for you to leisurely enjoy the most beautiful scenery of spring. You can have a picnic here with your family, friends, and loved ones and spend a comfortable afternoon. Remember to get a commemorative stamp after playing for a while at the entrance, don't miss it~

#cherryblossom25 Stretching along the Kizu River in Yawata City, this 2km-long embankment transforms each spring into one of Kansai’s most spectacular—yet oddly underrated—cherry blossom sites. Planted with 250+ towering Somei-Yoshino trees, the "Divided Levee" creates a pink canyon effect so dense, sunlight barely touches the ground. 🌸 Why It’s Epic ✔ Tunnel of Blossoms – Trees planted just 3 meters apart form a continuous floral archway ✔ Historical Engineering – The 17th-century levee was built to split the river and prevent floods ✔ Zero Crowds – Unlike Kyoto’s packed spots, you’ll share the path mostly with cyclists and local grandmas

Upon arriving at Kansai Airport, we took the Haruka train to Kyoto and stayed at the Ala Hotel Kyoto near Kyoto Station. It’s just about an 8-minute walk to the hotel, which is super convenient! After dropping off our luggage, we headed to Fushimi Jukkokubune. Unfortunately, the boat ride reservations were already fully booked, and it wasn’t possible to reserve even a month in advance. However, simply walking around the area without taking the boat still allowed us to enjoy the stunning scenery! After visiting Fushimi Jukkokubune, we went to Sewari-tei to admire the cherry blossoms. The main focus of the day was visiting these two spots for cherry blossom viewing. Haha! We were so lucky to see the blossoms in full bloom. Walking from the station to Sewari-tei took some time, but the cool weather and strong breeze made it quite pleasant. Even before reaching Sewari-tei, we could see the breathtaking view from afar—a whole row of cherry blossoms! It was so beautiful. Many people were picnicking under the cherry trees, creating a very relaxing atmosphere. I absolutely loved it here. After enjoying the cherry blossoms, we returned to Kyoto Station.

A Weekend Warrior's Shanghai-Kyoto Round Trip to Catch the Last of the Cherry Blossoms Saturday early morning Shanghai-Osaka flight 7:00-10:20, prepared for a smooth immigration process. With Haruka delayed by 40 minutes, decisively opted for the bus. Bus departed at 11:20, arrived in Kyoto around 13:00 after a 1.5-hour journey. Headed straight to Philosopher's Path from Kyoto Station. Day 1 Route: Philosopher's Path - Daifuku Shrine - Nanzen-ji Temple - Maruyama Park - Kodai-ji Temple. Power walked the entire route, finished touring by 16:30 and returned to hotel. Stayed near Shijo Kawaramachi, very convenient with shopping right downstairs. After shopping at drugstores, returned to hotel for a brief rest and even managed to join a conference call. Went downstairs for dinner at 19:00, walked to Takase River (8-minute walk) to photograph cherry blossoms at night. Found a random yakitori place in Kiyamachi, after dinner took a digestive walk along Kamo River. Day 2 Route: Woke up early to visit Sewaritei (unfortunately it rained on April 13), only stayed briefly. Took train from Sewaritei to Fushimi Jukkokubune (30 minutes). The Fushimi boat rides start at 10:00, so arriving around 9:30 is fine. Fushimi Jukkokubune was in its cherry blossom snowfall period - Kyoto's aesthetics are truly flawless and extremely photogenic. Left at 11:00 for Takashimaya to grab lunch and continue shopping. Afternoon bus to Kansai Airport 17:10-18:49, more shopping at duty-free shops, finished shopping and caught the 21:30 flight back home.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 The road, which is a few kilometers long, is lined with cherry trees that grow downward and bend, and it is really beautiful with the sloping grass. As a spring picnic spot that is also loved by locals, there are dense tent camping on both sides. It is really comfortable to lie under the lush cherry trees. ❗️Travel tips 1️⃣ Go early to take photos. If you want a completely empty shot, you should arrive around 7 o'clock. If you are not so strict, it is best to arrive before 9 o'clock. It is directly accessible by subway and only a short walk away. 2️⃣It is recommended to walk directly inside after arriving. The slope and cherry blossom scenes are similar, and there are fewer people as you go inside. 3️⃣The internet celebrity 🌲 is in the middle of the left side. Look where there are many people taking photos upwards from below, and most of them are speaking Mandarin. Personally, I don’t think there is any need to dwell too much on this tree, as there are still many trees of special shapes on the road. 4️⃣Currently, a maintenance fee of 100 yen is required to enter, and there are garbage bags at the door that you can take for free. 5️⃣There are no restaurants nearby. If you don’t want to eat at the expensive stalls, you can bring some with you in advance. 🗓Time: 2025.04.06 9:00 AM 📸Equipment: a7m4+720GM+Tamron 28200 📍Address: Just follow the navigation and follow the flow of people when you arrive at the station; it is about 30 to 40 minutes away from downtown Kyoto

Speaking of spring, it's cherry blossoms🌸 I went to the Cherry Blossom Festival, which is held in Kyoto's famous cherry blossom-lined street! The 2025 Cherry Blossom Festival has plenty of photo spots! Even though there are so many visitors, there are almost no lines at the food stalls, and it's a great place to go when you leave! There are a lot of families with children in the area, so it's easy to bring your little crybaby baby 👶🏻! It will be held until Sunday, April 13th! Please go and check it out🌸 📍Location: About 10 minutes walk from Keihan Iwashimizu Hachimangu Station 💰Price per person: 100 yen 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (2025 Cherry Blossom Festival) #Spring 0 yen trip

Last March, I stayed in Japan for half a month, immersed in the cherry blossom chasing. Every place was breathtakingly beautiful! This note shares 5 must-visit cherry blossom viewing spots in Kansai at one time. There are also super practical travel strategies and tips at the end of the article. Princesses, please save it! 🌸5 Best Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots 1. Kamogawa, Kyoto (April 1): Kamogawa is a must-visit place for cherry blossom viewing, with cherry blossom trees all along the river. Even if there are many people, it is easy to produce films. 📍Transportation: Kyoto Kamogawa Gojo or Nanajo Station (Exit 5) 2. Nagoya (March 31): Bring a picnic mat and have a picnic under the cloud-like large fields of white cherry blossoms. The breeze blows and the petals fall rustling, which is super dreamy. 📍Transportation: Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine 3. Kanagawa (March 30): A classic cherry blossom viewing spot, with pink cherry blossoms lined up in a row, instantly filling the hearts of girls. 📍Transportation: Kanagawa Prefecture, Minamiashigara 4. Omuro River (March 26): The cherry blossoms here grow in a residential area with a small river next to it. The houses and cherry blossoms are captured in the photo together, making it seem like you have walked into an anime world. 📍Transportation: Arashi Electric Narutaki Station 5. Kyoto Yodo (March 25): The cherry blossoms here are rosy red in color, and when viewed in clusters, they have a unique beauty. 📍Transportation: Kyoto Yodo Station Tips for chasing cherry blossoms 1. Weather for photography: Sunny days can help you capture the transparent beauty of cherry blossoms, while cloudy days are suitable for taking atmospheric photos. 2. Flowering period strategy: Due to climate reasons, the blooming time of cherry blossoms varies slightly every year, so be sure to do your homework before traveling. 3. Keep warm: There is a big temperature difference between morning and evening in March and April, so don’t forget to bring a coat when you go out. Come on, embrace the romantic cherry blossom season! #日本樱花赏 #坎西樱花赏 #樱花季攻略 #Nagoya樱花

🌸Charming Hachimangu Shrine ~ There is also a small cluster of cherry blossoms inside You can stay for 30 minutes to two hours There are many unique amulets and poem sticks. Take the Keihan Main Line and get off at Iwashimizu Hachimangu Station (you can take the limited express, semi-express, or local trains) 🌸This is a station named after a shrine, quite unique... It is also the starting point of this journey. You can choose to walk up the mountain, or take the Iwashimizu Hachimangu cable car, which will take you to the entrance of the shrine in just three minutes. It only takes a few minutes to walk up. There is also a hand wash area ~ wash your body and mind ~ the water is super cold ❤️ ➡️It is recommended to take the front seat of the cable car when going up the mountain ~ you can see the scenery of the entire road The whole temple is decorated with a lot of red and gold, it looks spectacular👍 There is also a small secret place ~ the observation deck on the mountain ~ the scenery is super beautiful and you can enjoy the whole mountain ⛰️ ~ it’s a pity that the wind 🌬️ is a little strong ⬅️The scenery down the mountain is really great👍You can see the scenery around the entire station, it's super beautiful 📍Address: Japan〒614-8005 Kyoto, Yawata, Takabo−３0 🕰️Business hours: 6:00-18:00 💰Average consumption: 0 yuan #Kyoto Sakura