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    Tourists just keep coming all day long. It's definitely one of Kyoto's most famous spots.

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    There are lots of kimono rental shops near Kiyomizu-dera. Since I came all this way, I definitely recommend trying it out.

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    One of the most famous temples in Kyoto. Standing on the Kiyomizu Stage, you get a great view of the city. The stage is built with 139 solid wooden pillars and not a single nail—such impressive craftsmanship has been perfectly preserved.

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    I got to experience the nighttime visit at Kiyomizu-dera. Most of the shops along Sannenzaka were already closed though.

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    I hope I can visit again next spring after the pandemic is over.

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    Kiyomizu-dera is a must-visit when traveling to Kyoto. It's a famous spot and a World Heritage Site. Even though it's always crowded, the environment is really well maintained.

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    The Kiyomizu Stage is such a unique structure. Not a single nail was used in its construction, which is really impressive craftsmanship. This technique actually came from China's Tang Dynasty.

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    The cherry blossoms are gorgeous, and every season has its own unique charm. This is a famous spot in Kyoto—highly recommended.

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    I happened to run into a group of Japanese students on a school trip. The whole Kiyomizuzaka area was packed with students. Every single one of them was super polite and well-behaved. You can really see how Japanese people learn to follow the rules from a young age.

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    There are all kinds of souvenirs at the top of Kiyomizu-zaka. Just being here makes you feel at ease.

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