It doesn't get heavy at all. The aroma from the teppan grill is super tempting, and the portions are generous. The vibe inside is lively but not chaotic. The staff are friendly, and you can really feel the steady professionalism of a long-established place.
Vicky Liu's Reviews
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Walking through the Snow Valley, the snow walls on both sides looked kind of gray and dirty. It was pretty different from what I imagined snow walls would be like.
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Whether it's daytime or night, you'll get a totally different visual experience and sense of awe. The night view, in particular, is absolutely unforgettable.
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The main hall, built entirely of wood, has been damaged many times by fires and earthquakes. There's a big wooden pillar in the back with a hole at the base—people line up to crawl through it. It's said that if you make it through, you'll get rid of bad luck and receive good fortune! 👍
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This is one of Kyoto's five great temples. Every autumn, it gets super crowded with visitors.
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There aren't many tourists here, so it's really peaceful. Maybe that's because it's a bit hard to get to. But if you want to escape the hustle and bustle, Sanzen-in in Ohara is a great choice.
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The whole route is 7.3 km with four stations, and it takes about 30 minutes one way. You can enjoy different scenery in every season if you visit at different times of the year.
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I bought the Odakyu 2-day pass, which includes the ropeway ride. Passing through Ubako, Owakudani, and Sounzan, the scenery is absolutely stunning. You can see both Mt. Fuji and Lake Ashi on the round trip.
