5 Things To Remember In Kyoto

Kyoto used to be the capital of Japan and is famous for being the most beautiful city in Japan. Kyoto attracts visitors not only by its characteristic castle towns, hundreds of years old houses, but also lovely little things to remember when traveling to Kyoto: Kinkaku autumn season - Photo: Kikou1. My friend said that when traveling to Kyoto without visiting Kinkaku Temple (Golden Gate), it is considered to have neglected a very large part of Kyoto, because the Golden Gate Temple is considered as one of the world heritages not only of Kyoto but also Japan.The impression of Kinkaku is probably located in the main architecture with 3 floors of gold inlaid on the surface of a large lake. The entire wall of the temple is covered with 20 tons of gold bars, 200,000 pieces of gold leaf and 1

.5 tons of coating, but if you can .. brush your nails through you, you also get a little gold remaining in your nails.



But unfortunately it's just ... a dream, because no one can come near it. That's right, the beauty should just stand far away and watch, and love. Do not come near, it will glare away. An interesting point is that each entrance ticket here is designed into a charm, I have kept and took a photo to show it to you to wish the good luck and happiness will come me and my friends 2.



Traveling to Kyoto, I easily see young people dressed in kimono. In Kyoto, especially in Gion and Arashiyama, the image of groups of male and female friends "wearing" colorful kimonos is not unusual. It is interesting that each kimono has different colors and patterns. All are woven from threads of dissimilar color or may be a very high-strength dyed textile. I follow the steep roads around Arashiyama area in Kyoto to find the shops and eateries selling super delicious snacks. The shops are decorated with bold Japanese style. I don't hesitate to try sweet matcha ice cream, salty fish cake, and long cold salted cucumbers in the Japanese way. Cheap price.



Eating while watching the street, fun and no less poetic. 4. Again my friend gleefully said, coming here, do not forget to buy some bags of Yatsuhashi as gifts. A type of cake made from clean glutinous rice, soaked for a few hours, then cooked into sticky rice. The sticky, pure white sticky rice seeds are then placed in a stone mortar and crushed with a wooden pestle. A little sugar and a little cinnamon powder are mixed in during the pounding process, covered with soybean flour, often used by the Japanese for Tet and festivals. Is a delicious specialty cake of the ancient capital of Phu This funeral. I tried it with the enthusiastic invitation of the sellers with the Vietnamese word "buy 10 boxes get one more", and saw the Vietnamese words scribbled on a hard paper, surprised and smiled at the same time.



Unexpectedly, this dish was so popular with Vietnamese tourists. Yatsuhashi - Photo: Time5. Kyoto is also lovely with the image of the hand-drawn cyclo (in Japanese called Jinrikisha). This is a very different beauty of Japan in general and Kyoto in particular. Although born in 1869, but today these rickshaws are still in use. Images of healthy young men, tanned skin, wearing shorts and tight tops, mouth always smiling inviting tourists to ride will definitely be a "plus point" when it comes to this place, but according to the sister who comes with us, she innocently exclaimed "oh my god, the brothers here are so charming". That girl is so cute! But it is more adorable that in a country where everything is mechanized, even massively imported foreign labor for production, but there are guys pulling pure Japanese hand-drawn rickshaws. Perhaps Kyoto is modern but also very traditional for me, you and many others to "touch" and appreciate.



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