How to capture Kyoto in one day (SKY HOP BUS＋Bamboo＋Inari)京都1日周遊チャレンジ‼︎

京都に生まれ育った僕が、
初めて京都旅行をしてみた。

My name is Hiromu. I am a Japanese historical film actor. My grandfather’s father is a movie actor in Uzumasa, Kyoto. I was born in Kyoto and grew up in Kyoto. Some of my relatives are Geiko and Maiko.

That’s why I grew up in a family with more knowledge about Japanese culture and Kyoto than the average Japanese. I’m doing YouTube in the hope that I can be of some help to you.

People who come to Kyoto from abroad say, “I want to go to the Arashiyama bamboo grove, I want to go to the red spot of Fushimi Inari Shrine.”

From Kyoto Station, the two are in opposite directions, but they are the most popular and the second most popular tourist destinations.

Also Kinkakuji and Kiyomizudera! Downtown Kyoto is very inconvenient to get to by subway. Especially Kinkakuji is too far from the station.

Do you want to eat locally and are interested in experiencing a tea ceremony? Actually, you want to travel to Kyoto for a month, but you also want to go to Tokyo, Hokkaido, Osaka, and Hiroshima.

We thought of a way to experience Kyoto in one day.

I was born and raised in Kyoto, and this is the Kyoto capture method I planned. Kyoto in July is holding a festival, so I put it in the plan. We usually spend all day at the festival, so this plan is a crazy time attack.

You can watch this video for reference. We recommend splitting this day into 2-3 days of your trip. There is also a 2-day pass for this bus. Also, going to Monkey Park on a different day in Arashiyama would be a fun experience. cute little baby monkey.

The famous symbol marks like this are not the only recommended places to spend your time in Kyoto.

A secluded temple deep in the mountains and a secret old restaurant that serves grilled wild vegetables and fresh river fish. The quiet Kamo River is beautiful with reflections on the surface of the water at night.

The rain-soaked old streets illuminated by mysterious lights are the true charm of Kyoto. It’s not like wearing a kimono in the heat and running a stamp rally at symbolic buildings while suffering from heatstroke.

The plan for this video was to incorporate a unique time in Kyoto while visiting many places. It was difficult to plan, but I also incorporated what I think is the real charm of Kyoto.

I will continue to broadcast Kyoto to you on my channel! Then I’ll be waiting for you to come to Kyoto.

Please subscribe to the Himemaru channel!!