Explore Kyoto's ancient temples and bamboo forests at night🌙

Kyoto Classic Arashiyama + Fushimi Day Trip Guide

The Arashiyama area has always been one of the must-see attractions in Kyoto, with charming natural scenery, numerous temples and shrines, and special photo spots. This trip connects Tenryuji Temple, Nomiya Shrine and Fushimi Inari Chibon Torii. Perfect for morning departure, sunset back to the hotel, comfortable trip and great for photography.

🗺️ Trip route recommendation
1. Tenryuji Temple (Arashiyama)
2. Nomiya Shrine (next to the bamboo forest in Arashiyama)
3. Chibon Torii (Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine)

Tenryuji Temple (Arashiyama)
Tenryuji Temple is the largest Zen temple in Arashiyama, certified as a World Heritage Site. The garden view changes with the seasons, with maple leaves in autumn and cherry blossoms in spring. Through the ancient temple hall, you can overlook the mountain view of Arashiyama in the distance, take pictures of the Yamato Garden, the surroundings of the mountain pond are very Japanese ancient charm.
Address: Japan 〒616-8385 Kyoto, Ukyo Ward, Sagatenryuji Susukinobabacho, 68
Opening hours: Depending on the season, the earliest is 07:30, the latest is 17:00 closed, admission closes at 16:50
Must-play items:
-Garden Walk: The main garden (Caoyuan Pond Garden) The views vary in all seasons
- Visit the main hall: feel the Zen atmosphere of Kyoto
- Arashiyama Bamboo Forest: The bamboo forest next to the temple is in one go with the temple
Check-in spot:
- Azalea Pond faces the background of Mount Arashi
- The perimeter corridor of the temple
Game Tips:
- Crowded It is recommended to queue up at 08:30 in the morning
- Autumn maple or cherry blossom season is recommended to reduce crowds in advance
- Loud noises or eating and drinking are prohibited in the temple

Nomiya Shrine
Arashiyama Bamboo Forest Walk straight into Nomiya Shrine, a small shrine that prays for luck, studies and children. With a natural log torii gate at the entrance, surrounded by bamboo forests, it feels mysterious and serene.
Address: Japan 〒616-8393 Kyoto, Ukyo Ward, Saganonomiyacho, 1
Opening Hours: Open all day year-round
Must-play items:
- Pray for good luck: ask for signatures nearby on the book
- Kuroki Torii: Log torii check-in
- Divine Stone Stroking: It is said to have wish fulfillment properties
Check-in spot:
- Corner of Bamboo Grove Road
- Shrine Delicate Guard
Game Tips:
- The shrine is small and less crowded in the morning
- A walk along the bamboo forest of Arashiyama connects attractions, a short walk away

Senbon Torii (Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine)
Kyoto’s landmark-level photo-taking scene, the orange-red Chibon Torii Yanshan Road, is best suited for taking photos with a sense of mystery. The shrine owner prays for a prosperous business and a healthy family. The scene is full of cinematic feel.
Address: Fukakusa Yabuunouchicho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 68, 612-0882 Japan
Opening Hours: Open all day year-round
Must-play items:
- Pilgrimage to the Torii Tunnel: Walk through the Chibon Torii
- Worship at the main hall: feel the local faith
Check-in spot:
- Torii Serial Promenade
-The Inari fox statue beside the mountain road
Game Tips:
- Come early or at dusk is most beautiful, avoid the big crowds during the peak season
- Wear comfortable shoes and walk up the mountain for about 1 hour (can only visit the low section to check in)

One-day itinerary suggestions:
In the morning, visit Tenryuji Temple and Nomiya Shrine from Arashiyama Station, and rest and dine at small shops in Arashiyama Street at noon. In the afternoon, transfer to Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, climb the torii gate for photos, and in the evening or return to your hotel or city to continue your trip.

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