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Окей, сорри, завис в реале. Что конкретно нужно?
Сува -- Suwa.
Но если у вас совсем времени мало, переночуйте прямо у подножия горы, на озере в Kawaguchiko. Там тоже есть онсен-отели, они везде есть.
распланируем последние два дня. 12 утром поездом в К до 14 двух дня в осакском аэропорту.
Надеюсь от озера К есть поезд в город К. Ну да доедем как-то. Дальше что 12-14 числа?
Киото -- единственный город в Японии с несгоревшиму деревянными памятниками архитектуры, одна из двух древних столиц страны. У них там всегда было двоевластие -- император и шогун. Киото, имперский город, не бомбили, так как считали, что японцы озвереют от этого и будут биться до последнего японца. Вот тебе список из АИ, с которым я вполне согласен:
1. Hike the Fushimi Inari-taisha Torii Gates
Clander the mountain through thousands of vivid vermilion torii gates at this shrine dedicated to the Shinto god of rice and agriculture. The lower trails are bustling, but the paths thin out as you ascend to peaceful wooded areas.
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2. Photograph the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest
Stroll beneath towering, luminous stalks of green bamboo in Arashiyama. It is one of Kyoto's most photographed spots, so arrive early in the morning to beat the crowds and enjoy the serene atmosphere.
Embrace Someplace
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3. Wander the Gion District
Explore Kyoto’s most famous traditional entertainment district. Walk the lantern-lit alleys as evening approaches, and you might catch a glimpse of a geiko (Kyoto's term for geisha) or maiko (apprentice) hurrying to private appointments.
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4. Visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple
Perched on the slopes of Mount Otowa, this ancient UNESCO-listed temple is famous for its massive wooden stage that offers sweeping views over Kyoto. Afterward, take a stroll down the preserved, historic streets of Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka.
Where Are Those Morgans
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5. Marvel at Kinkaku-ji (The Golden Pavilion)
This iconic Zen Buddhist temple sits beautifully overlooking a calm, reflective pond. Its top two floors are completely covered in brilliant gold leaf, making it one of the most stunning sights in the city.
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6. Sample Street Food at Nishiki Market
Known as "Kyoto's Kitchen," this narrow, 5-year-old covered shopping arcade stretches for five blocks and houses over a hundred lively stalls. It's the perfect place to try skewers, fresh seafood, local sweets, and matcha treats.
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7. Relax at a Traditional Tea Ceremony
Participate in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony to experience the meticulous preparation and deep Zen philosophy behind matcha. Many authentic tea houses offer guided sessions where you can learn about the history and etiquette of chanoyu.
Embrace Someplace
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8. Step Back in Time at Nijo Castle
Discover the former Kyoto residence of the Tokugawa shoguns. The castle is renowned for its "nightingale floors" (wooden boards designed to chirp when walked on to warn against assassins) and its beautifully landscaped Ninomaru Garden.
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9. Wander the Zen Gardens of Ryoan-ji
Visit this temple to experience the most famous karesansui (dry rock garden) in Japan. Fifteen carefully placed rocks are arranged in a bed of white gravel in a way that at least one rock is always hidden from view, no matter where you sit.
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10. Walk the Historic Pontocho Alley
Experience Kyoto's traditional atmosphere after dark in Pontocho. This narrow, atmospheric alley runs parallel to the Kamo River and is packed with closely packed, traditional machiya (wooden merchant houses) that operate as exclusive bars, restaurants, and teahouses
Я лично не люблю чайные церемонии, это очень скучно, а так вполне годный план.
