Where is the most beautiful road in spring? "More than 50% of all those living in Kyoto will tell you in philosophy, this is the path from the shrine of Wakaoji Kumano to the Yinkaku Ji Temple, and the cherry blossoms on either side of the road are as if you were in the middle of the road, looking up, and not even seeing the blue sky." Only large, large pink seas, and when the snow blowing petals in the river, like a pink river, so beautiful and dreamy.
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Walking in the spring day in the path of philosophy
philosophy is a river along the river in the Zuojing District, because the philosopher Nishida Toro has often come here for a walk, thinking about life and got its name.
The road to philosophy has always been a cherry blossom attraction. The philosophy of not going to the previous impression should be the feeling of the long trees and the fluttering of the cherry blossoms like the Tokyo area. I was afraid of a lot of people, so I got up early, and I stepped on the bicycle to the philosophy road at 5 o'clock.
The imaginary philosophy is almost the same. Compared to Tokyo's Meguro, the philosophical way is more subtle and delicate. Meguro is slightly more atmospheric, and the ancient houses on both sides are even more Let the philosophical way have more of the beauty of Kyoto; the two sides of Meguro are more modern high-rises. The flowers of the
philosophy are mostly white petals. When there is no light, there are not too many (Fig. 6-9). After the sun rises, it is also the beginning of the philosophical path. It is the most beautiful ~ (Fig. 2-5) The sun shines on the cherry blossom leaves. Occasionally, there are one or two small ducks in the creek water that swim slowly in the posture of Niu Jun; the stone bridges all form a beautiful picture of Kyoto. Walking on the stone steps, as if you are like the philosopher Nishida, reviewing your past and thinking about the future.
The only regret is that riding a bicycle in the past, because it is a gravel road, not very good to ride a bicycle, there is no parking place nearby, looking for a long time to stop, you can slowly go through the path of philosophy. There are many amazing shrines around
, and it is very recommended to visit the temple. After watching the cherry blossoms and seeing a flower, the happiness of life is just that!
Philosophical Way Address
Kyoto-Kyoto, Zuojing-ku, Kyoto Prefecture
Mio
Taking advantage of Qingming, I bought a super expensive ticket and flew to Kyoto. I found that this time, people all over the world came to Japan to see cherry blossoms, including Japanese locals who also came out and even forced a shadow of the long-term domestic holiday.
"Philosophy Road" is a quiet path to the east of Kyoto. The river runs from south to north, and is lined with high-end Japanese-style houses. The river is full of cherry blossoms. In the season, it becomes a place for everyone to punch in. . However, the degree of congestion is very good compared to places like Hatoyama, and it is quite easy to produce. This is also the first time I feel the dreamlike wonderland brought by the continuous cherry blossoms.
There is also a "philosophical cafe", sit down and taste the coffee, watch people come and go, and the years are like this.
Reminder, there are many people, bring a telephoto, avoid the avoidable.
Huangliang
The philosophical path of Kyoto should be the place where the cherry blossoms of Kyoto are opened earlier every year. It is also a place where many people like to see cherry blossoms.
When the weather is fine, a small road, full of cherry blossoms, quiet river water, is particularly comfortable. There are some seats on the river bank, sitting there, watching the flying pigeons, the crowds coming and going, the spring atmosphere.
Just want to feel quiet or the best in the morning or evening. There have been more and more tourists in recent years, and there is always a hustle and bustle in the daytime, lacking a trace of silence. Although it does not affect the pat-and-shoot scenery, it is less the feeling that Nishidas few days of meditation are here.
Iambazhua
The road to philosophy is a riverside path in Kyoto, which is very close to the Ginkakuji Temple and is suitable for play. The former philosopher Nishida Toshiro often came here for a walk and thought about the philosophy of life. It is named after the philosophy. The trails on the sides of the
river are full of cherry blossoms, and every spring is full of roads, so it is recommended as one of the most romantic walking trails. It is also a popular place for cherry blossom viewing in Kyoto.
The trail is not long. If you don't enjoy the cherry blossom season, you can walk through several temples and shrines and you can also take a tour.
Transportation: Take the city bus and get off at the "Ginkakuji Temple" or "Nanchanji" stop and walk for 5 minutes along the river.
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Introduction
The Philosopher's Walk is located in the foothills of Dongshan Mountain. It is next to an artificial river channel and passes through Faran Monastery before ending at Ginkakuji Temple. It is a walking path about 1.5 kilometers long and was once selected as one of Japan's famous roads. Because the philosopher Nishida Kentaro often came here to think about the philosophy of life, the famous cherry trees lining the roadside were donated by the artist Mrs. Hashimoto.
Where is the most beautiful road in spring? "More than 50% of all those living in Kyoto will tell you in philosophy, this is the path from the shrine of Wakaoji Kumano to the Yinkaku Ji Temple, and the cherry blossoms on either side of the road are as if you were in the middle of the road, looking up, and not even seeing the blue sky." Only large, large pink seas, and when the snow blowing petals in the river, like a pink river, so beautiful and dreamy.
A path by the river is full of cherry trees, which are really beautiful when they bloom, but if you come in autumn and winter, it's probably bare. It's also a very crowded place.
A long, narrow walkway is a good place for the cherry blossom season, but it was crowded at that time. It connects the Yinge Temple and Yongguan Temple, along the way there is a stream, some homes around.
A long, narrow slate road, one side is a small road, the other side is a channel, there are a lot of fish from time to time, this area is very quiet, when going to the Yinge Temple will pass, beautiful.
This pedestrian path following a canal in Northern Kyoto links Ginkaku-ji and Nanzen-ji, two of the most famous temples in the city. The path takes its name because 20th century philosophers used for meditation and contemplation, and it's still a great place to get away from the city traffic, especially when the cherry trees are in bloom.
Best 2KM walk along the path with beautiful scenery.
Nice pleasant path for a walk. It starts around Ginkakuji (Silver Pavilion) and continues north for about 2 kilometers. Lined with cherry trees, this is a popular spot in the spring when they are in bloom.
The concentrated site of blooming sakura in early April can be found along the narrow canal that goes through a neighborhood (in Higashiyama district) with small old houses, lots of souvenir shops and restaurants. It’s called The Philosopher’s Walk (or Path), and it’s about 2 km long. It is probably beautiful here during any other season, but of course, the blooming cherries lining the sides of the canal make this a must visit site for cherry blossom viewing. Young women dressed in colorful geisha outfits add unique flavor. There are a lot of tourists here but it doesn’t take away the magic from seeing this amazing display of beautiful celebration of spring.
Philosophers walk is a pleasant stroll along the waterway . I got to see this with the tail end of the cherry blossoms. It was very pretty and can only imagine what full bloom looks like. I regret not buying a little sketch from one of the artists on the bridge. Lots of interesting food and shops along the way.