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One Of Kyoto's Best, Most-Visited Sites Is A Serene Walk Through A Breathtaking Bamboo Forest
Kyoto is so mobbed during high season, in fact, that the government has actually banned tourists from certain neighborhoods.
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Kyoto's Newest Hotel Has Ryokan-style Rooms, Private Onsens, and Its Own Bamboo Forest — Here's What It's Like to Stay
"The hotel is surrounded by natural beauty, from the lush bamboo groves to the ancient sakura trees, making it an ideal base for those looking to explore the authentic Kyoto experience." ...
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Connected by bamboo, Kyoto shrine honors Thomas Edison
he was introduced to Japanese timber bamboo through the Kyoto governor at the time. The bamboo was growing in an area around Mount Otokoyama, where Iwashimizu Hachimangu shrine is located.
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When travelling to Kyoto, here’s how to escape the crowds
From downtown Kyoto, a quick 20-minute train ride will get you to the outskirts of the city, and in the mornings you can have the bamboo forest and shrines all to yourself. A must-see is ...
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What To See In Kyoto Japan In 48 Hours
The Arashiyama Bamboo Grove also known as the Sagano Bamboo Forest is a natural moso bamboo forest in Kyoto that has various pathways for tourists and it is ...