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The Arashiyama area offers a magnificent natural backdrop and a view of Kyoto's historic landscape.
There are many places of interest, such as the autumn leaves of the mountains viewed from the Watarigatsu Bridge, which evokes the original Japanese landscape, Tenryuji Temple, and the pathway through the bamboo grove.
Here is a model course to enjoy Arashiyama in autumn while avoiding the crowds as much as possible!

From the best places to view the autumn leaves to the worst spots, we will guide you along with the best times to view the leaves!

Kiyomizu-dera Temple is one of the most popular tourist spots in Kyoto. We introduce a sightseeing course that allows you to fully enjoy not only the standard spots, but also the most talked-about spots!
From "Kyoto Station" of JR Sagano Line bound for Kameoka, get off at JR "Saga-Arashiyama Station" and walk 12 minutes.
Time required: approx. 30 min.
In the morning, enjoy popular breads in the Japanese-style space [Bread, Espresso, and Arashiyama Garden], which was renovated from a 210-year-old prefectural-designated cultural asset residence. The Blanty Set (pine) is a luxurious morning meal that includes five kinds of bread, a mini salad, seasonal tiramisu, and more. The thoughtfulness of giving you a bag to take home is also appreciated.
Blanc Tea Set (pine): 2,800 yen. A very satisfying set with 5 kinds of bread, jam, cured ham, mortadella ham, camembert cheese, mini salad, cakesalet, small seasonal bowls, seasonal tiramisu, cannele, fruit sandwich, mini juice, and drink.
Tenryuji Temple was built in 1339 to mourn the repose of the soul of Emperor Godaigo, and early morning visits are recommended as there are fewer visitors. The Sogenchi (Sogen Pond) Garden, which retains the appearance of the garden as it was when it was created by the monk Muso Kokushi about 700 years ago, is so beautiful with the changing leaves in autumn that you will want to spend the whole day looking at the garden.
[Sogen Pond Garden in the autumn foliage at Tenryuji Temple
If you come to Arashiyama, you cannot miss a stroll along the "bamboo grove path". [A 400-meter path of bamboo and hedges runs from the north side of Tenryu-ji Temple to the entrance to Okusaga. Feel the beauty of the Japanese landscape of "bamboo" as far as the eye can see and the clear morning air of Arashiyama.
Visit KAMISHARAKU for souvenirs. In the store, which was renovated from her parents' house, you will find homemade shichimi (seven spices) created by Kayoko Kamisha, a condiment meister who believes that "a sprinkle or a spoonful can make a dish more delicious. The cute packaging makes it a perfect gift for those who are indebted to you!
From left: Yuzu Ichimi (yuzu flavor) 756 yen, made from the aromatic yuzu peel, which is peeled in the company's own workshop. Kiyomi orange shichimi (seven spices): 756 yen. Aosanori nori salt, one of the most popular salt series, is 540 yen.
Sansai soft serve ice cream, 594 yen, has a gorgeous aroma of sansho (Japanese pepper) and a refreshing aftertaste.
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