Kyoto without people!? How to take photos without people even on the weekend💗

Kyoto is very popular during the autumn leaves season. I went to Kyoto at that time 🎵 I wanted to take a photo without people in it, so I visited Ninenzaka before 7am (around 6:45am) in the early morning! There were about 15 foreigners on Ninenzaka at this time, but there weren't that many, so I waited a little and was able to take a photo without people in it 🥹 In fact, about two people were in it, but since it was just two, I used an eraser magic 🪄 Usually this slope is filled with people and it's hard to take photos 😭😭 It's almost impossible to not have people in it 😭 But if you choose the right time, all the shops will be closed, but if you're mainly interested in photos, be sure to go before 7am! ​​I stayed at a nearby hotel and returned to the hotel before breakfast, but if you have time, it's also a good idea to visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple on the way 👍 Kiyomizu-dera Temple opens from 6am, so it's recommended for an early morning walk! Touring early morning photography spots 📸 Recommended course: Yasaka Pagoda → Ninenzaka → Sannenzaka Transportation: Walk from the hotel (I stayed at NOGA HOTEL KYOTO KIYOMIZU, so it was about a 15-minute walk) *I posted an article about NOGA HOTEL one time ago! Tips for success ✅Aim to reach Ninenzaka between 6 and 7am! ​​📝In autumn and winter, the sunrise is around 6:30, so if you go around that time, the morning glow will be beautiful! In summer, it's best to go earlier! ✅If possible, stay at a hotel within walking distance of Ninenzaka! #KyotoTourism #KyotoTouristSightseeing #PhotographyTechniques #PhotographySpots #WinterTrip #Ninenzaka #Sannenzaka #YasakaPagoda #FiveStoriedPagoda

Post by lupinus0527 | Dec 2, 2023