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A Record of a 6-Day, 5-Night Trip to Kyoto with My Parents We visited the Chikurin Bamboo Grove in Arashiyama, Blue Bottle Kyoto, Tenryu-ji, and Nijo Koya. For Kiyomizu-dera, we went at 10 AM and took a taxi straight to the entrance to avoid the crowds. The wooden terrace, built with the kakezukuri method without using a single nail, was fascinating—and so high it was almost scary. We also stopped by the streets of Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka! The Kawai Kanjiro Memorial Museum, the former home of potter Kawai Kanjiro, overlaps nicely with the Kiyomizu-dera route, making it an easy stop on the same day. Even the furniture, lighting, and doorknobs were either designed or collected by him! At Nishiki Market, known as Kyoto’s kitchen, we enjoyed a variety of fried foods—especially the fried oysters—and finished with a beer. We also picked up some whole beans at Weekenders Coffee nearby. We reserved a visit to Katsura Imperial Villa in advance from Korea. True to its reputation as the birthplace of minimalism, it was made up of tatami layouts, lattice window frames, and bamboo fences—and yet it was breathtaking. Our stay was at Kyokoyado Muromachi Yutone. It accommodates three guests, includes an in-room hinoki bath and Japanese breakfast, and the shared lounge overlooking the garden felt almost completely private. We’ll be back to Kyoto again. There are still cafés I saved that I haven’t visited yet. ⏱ Timestamps 00:00 Arashiyama, Chikurin Bamboo Grove 00:34 Blue Bottle Kyoto Arashiyama 01:07 Tenryu-ji 01:50 Lunch - Sukiyaki 03:27 Nijo Koya (Hand-drip Café) 04:47 Dinner - Hitsumabushi (Grilled Eel Rice Bowl) 05:26 Kiyomizu-dera, Ninenzaka · Sannenzaka 07:02 Kawai Kanjiro Memorial Museum 07:38 Nishiki Market 09:40 Weekenders Coffee 10:36 Katsura Imperial Villa 11:25 D&D Department 11:46 Evening Walk Along Gion Riverside 12:17 Accommodation - Kyokoyado Muromachi Yutone 13:45 Sushi Lunch 14:47 Tableware · Lifestyle Goods Shop