Sannenzaka & Ninenzaka

三年坂二年坂

The name of the three years old is said to be connected to Shimizu Ji Temple, and there is a 'zi'an pagoda, which is said to have been safely delivered, and the Japanese word for the production of peace is close to the pronunciation of 'sanen' and 'sanen'. Anyway, it is a special walk through the old street over 1200 years old and the visitors looking at the buildings and clothing of these ancient features

This place is the path under the Kiyomizu Temple, in fact, he will have separate paths on both sides, and you can also go shopping. It feels good. It should be a place with cultural characteristics in Kyoto.

Kiyomizu-dera is a block. The specific one is not very clear. It feels similar. That is, the degree of liveliness is different. In other words, the streets of Kyoto are really clean and very comfortable. You can also see the five-heavy Towers around, which is very good.

It is a slope of Kyoto style and is a protected area of important traditional buildings in Japan. The two-year-old Guojia building, which extends from the north of Gaotai Temple to the south, has a long history of red-shelled lattice and insect-cage window style. In the nenji, there are various Japanese snack shops, Kazunori grocery stores, and the acorn Republic around Miyazaki Sakai animation, and there are doll shops, kimono shops and Shimizu porcelain stores.

Overall, I''d have to say that this historic area was intriguing to see because of the old streets and buildings. But I had to give it a 3 because of how unbelievably crowded it was.

Sannenzaka, or Sannen-zaka, is a stone-paved pedestrian road and tourist attraction in Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto, Japan. The road is lined with traditional buildings and shops, and is often paired with the similar road, Ninenzaka.