Arriving in Yufuin feels like stepping into a fairy-tale world. From the moment you get off the train, it feels completely different and removed from the outside world. Everything here has a fairy-tale feel, and even the mirror where you get off the train looks cute. Walking into Yufuin Floral Village, it's filled with the creative style of Hayao Miyazaki. Spending a day here feels like having a dream and being inside a fairy-tale world.
Yufuin Floral Village | Review by 禎禎
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Mt. Otowa Kiyomizu-dera Temple
Opened in the year 778, the temple was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 1994. In the 130, 000 m2 area of the precincts spread out on the hillside of Mt. Otowa, there are more than 30 cathedrals and monuments, including national treasures and important cultural properties.
I visited Kiyomizu-dera Temple in person this April. Although it wasn't during the blooming season, so I couldn't see the beautiful sight of flowers in full bloom, these photos still show how vibrant it is. You can also tell from the photos that its influence and fame are beyond comparison with ordinary temples. When looking up at it from below, you can see that it was built by interlocking pieces of wood, unlike modern buildings reinforced with steel and concrete. It shows the craftsmanship and artistry of the Japanese artisans who built it. I’ll definitely visit again if I have the chance, and I invite everyone to come admire this traditional Japanese temple architecture!!
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Kyoto Tower (Nidec The Kyoto Tower)
It is located right in front of Kyoto Station. It was designed in the shape of a lighthouse to illuminate Kyoto, and is the tallest building in Kyoto at 131 meters. It has been visited by over 32 million people since it opened in 1964.
After getting off the plane, I immediately took the Haruka. It was already dark, and as soon as I exited the station, the dazzling Kyoto Tower came into view. Since I was little, I had only ever seen it on TV in Detective Conan. When I finally saw it with my own eyes, the feeling was hard to put into words. Visitors who come here should experience this feeling too.
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Tenso Shrine
Tenso Shrine sits on a quiet perch along the southeastern shore of Lake Kinrin. The shrine's origins trace back to Emperor Keikō, the 12th emperor of Japan, who commanded Hatsume-hime of Hayami District, Bungo Province, to enshrine the spirit of the imperial ancestor here. The shrine building faces the lake, with Tenso Kami enshrined at the center, Yasaka Shrine to the right, and Konpira Shrine to the left.
Walking deep into Yufuin, the first thing that comes into view is the vast Lake Kinrin. The most impressive sight is the torii gate hidden by the water. Seeing it in different seasons brings different feelings. When it's foggy, it feels as if some deity is about to descend. When it stands clearly in the calm lake, it has a sense of tranquility with a touch of mystery. No matter how many times I visit, I have a different feeling each time!!!
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