Kamo River

鴨川

There is no specific need to go somewhere, just because it is a few walkways and relaxing parks by the river, I think it is very suitable for walking, it feels very relaxed and natural, there is not too much artificial landscape.

There is no fixed area of the place, because the river is a place to relax or sightsee on both sides, you can see the one there, very suitable for a walk.

Kyoto's urban rivers, the water volume does not look particularly rich, relatively calm, and seems relatively shallow. There are riverbank parks on both sides, many citizens walk and activities, the scenery is good, relatively quiet.

Seeing this name thought it was a big river, did not expect that the water of Lushan is so shallow a river, artificially built a small dam, the water level raised a little bit. Can take a boat inside, rewarding the oysters and rewarding the oysters are very good.

Kamogawa, the mother river of Kyoto, flows quietly in the center of Kyoto. The clear river, dense residential areas, long trails, green vegetation, witnessing Kyoto's long history, telling the peaceful time of the city. On the banks of the Yachuan River, watching flowers bloom and fall, watching people come and go, watching ducks and flying, is really a good place for lyrical and pleasant.

Kamo-gawa River that flows from north to south ward of Kyoto is loved by both locals and tourists. Two most popular activities around the river are picnic and scenic walking. The riverbanks always seems busy each morning and evening. At morning, people love walking leisurely along the west side of the riverbank, while at afternoon until evening, the riverbank is filled with people who love resting on their worn out body while enjoying the fresh and tranquil atmosphere, which is influenced by Kamo-gawa River in the middle of busy downtown Kyoto. Both free replenishing activities in the heart of Kyoto.

The Kamo River is located in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. The riverbanks are popular walking spots for residents and tourists. In summer, restaurants open balconies looking out to the river. There are pathways running alongside the river on which one can walk along the river, and some stepping stones that cross the river.

There are said to be thousands of bridges across the Kamo Gawa river, which runs through Kyoto. We have been walking around the Kamogawa side many times in the evening and morning in Kyoto, looking at the morning runners, chattering, dating Japanese, looking at the river fish and water birds, and sighing at the harmony between man and nature.