#Sannenzaka

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Sannenzaka - Kyoto, Japan

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Kyoto in winter by Ryogo Urata

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#kyoto December 2022 #sannenzaka (at Sannenzaka, Kyoto) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpQHXOfvNGb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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🌸 京都 Kyoto. Spring, 2021. #銀閣寺 #Ginkakuji (Silver Pavilion); #三年坂 #Sannenzaka slope; #高台寺 #Kodaiji Temple bamboo grove; #清水寺 #kiyomizudera Temple; #名代おめん #Myodai Omen soba (at Ginkaku-ji) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdA6TpqP3zw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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ma ano ginagawa mo

gumugulong pababa ng daan bb sobs

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Sannenzaka - Japan

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Kiyomizu-dera, Sannenzaka and Ninnenzaka Streets, Kyoto

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Early morning walk along the Sannenzaka Path. @travelgraphics

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Kyoto

Chawnzaka / Sannenzaka / Ninenzaka Houkan-ji

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Sannenzaka - Kyoto, Japan

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Tag 27. 30.07.2023

22KM auf dem Tacho. Nach unserem Marathon-Tag gestern verließen wir erst 11:00 Uhr das Haus. Wir waren beide im Tiefschlaf, Schlaf, den wir unbedingt brauchten. Zuerst ging es zum Pokémon Shop, wo verschiedenste Memorabilia der japanischen Serie verkauft wurde. Erkennt ihr ein paar Pokémons wieder? Daraufhin ging’s auf den Nishiki-Markt, wo wir Gyoza Knödel kosteten, verschiedene Fischstände beäugten und das Karasuma Viertel erkundeten. Da unsere U-Bahn Karten eine Malfunktion hatten, fuhren wir zum Hauptbahnhof, um das Problem zu beheben.

Nach erfolgreichem Beheben des Problems hieß das nächste Ziel das Gion Viertel. Nach Bewunderung des Yasaka-Schreins liefen wir über die Hanamikoji Straße Richtung Kennin-Ji Tempel. Der älteste Zen Tempel Kyotos, im Kennin-Ji standen wir voller Ehrfurcht und besichtigten die Ausstellungsräume samt Decke der Drachenzwillinge und Gärten. Im Anschluss ging’s nach Sannenzaka ins Starbucks Nineizaka, der einzige Starbucks weltweit mit traditionell japanischer Tatami-Sitzboden. Wir tranken Kaffee und einen Karamell-Milkshake, probierten Earl-Grey Donuts und unterhielten uns lebhaft mit einer kanadischen Familie aus Toronto.

Gegen 17:00 Uhr marschierten wir hoch zum Kiyomizu-dera Tempel auf dem westlichen Hang Kyotos und besuchten wunderschön bemalte Tempelgebäude, die im Wald verstreut waren. Wir machten beide einige Bilder und liefen schließlich zur U-Bahn Station, als letzte Station des Tages war nämlich das Shinto-Schrein „Fushimi Inari-Taisha“ angesagt. Berühmt für seine tausenden roten Tori-Tore, schlenderten wir vorerst in der Dämmerung durch die Tore. Webster wollte jedoch unbedingt nach oben und (was wir erst im Nachhinein rausfinden) hieß dies 300 Höhenmeter und durchnässte T-Shirts. Zumindest hatten wir nicht mehr 36^C und unversöhnlichen Sonnenschein. Zum Abendessen ging’s 21:00 Uhr in der Nähe des Hotels erneut in ein Ramen-Restaurant, wo es köstliches Ramen und frittiertes Hühnchen gab. Gerade schauen wir Formel 1 und ruhen unsere Beine aus, die heute verrückte 22km mitmachen mussten. Gute Nacht und einen guten Wochenstart!

Day 27. July 30, 2023

22 kilometers on the odometer. After our marathon day yesterday, we didn't leave the house until 11:00 a.m. We were both in a deep sleep, much-needed rest. First, we went to the Pokémon Shop, where various memorabilia of the Japanese series were sold. Can you recognize a few Pokémons? Then, we headed to the Nishiki Market, where we tasted Gyoza dumplings, checked out various fish stands, and explored the Karasuma District. As our subway cards malfunctioned, we went to the main station to fix the problem.

After successfully resolving the issue, our next destination was the Gion District. After admiring the Yasaka Shrine, we walked along Hanamikoji Street towards the Kennin-Ji Temple. The oldest Zen temple in Kyoto, we stood in awe at Kennin-Ji and visited the exhibition rooms with the Twin Dragon ceiling and gardens. Next, we went to Starbucks Nineizaka in Sannenzaka, the only Starbucks worldwide with traditional Japanese tatami seating. We had coffee and a caramel milkshake, tried Earl Grey Donuts, and had a lively conversation with a Canadian family from Toronto.

Around 5:00 p.m., we walked up to the Kiyomizu-dera Temple on the western slope of Kyoto and visited beautifully painted temple buildings scattered in the forest. We took some pictures and finally headed to the subway station, as the last stop of the day was the Shinto shrine "Fushimi Inari Taisha." Famous for its thousands of red torii gates, we strolled through the gates in the twilight. However, Webster insisted on going to the top, and (as we later found out) this meant climbing 300 meters in elevation and ending up with soaked t-shirts. At least, it wasn't 36°C and scorching sunshine anymore. For dinner, we went to a ramen restaurant near the hotel at 9:00 p.m., where we enjoyed delicious ramen and fried chicken. Right now, we are watching Formula 1 and resting our legs after the crazy 22km they endured today. Good night and have a great start to the week!

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Kyoto’s Iconic Street Food at Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka

Looking for places to eat and drink the next time you go Kyoto? Look no further than this video as she brings you around Higashiyama Ward, enjoying tofu, wagyu burger, cloud cake and soda float!

1. Okutan Kiyomizu (Tofu & Yudofu)

2. Nesshinya (Wagyu Beef Cheese Rice Burger)

3. Kumonocha (Cloud Cake)

4. Tamago Parlor (Fruits Soda Float)

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If I Went on a Trip with You: Chapter 11

i almost typed ‘if i went on a date with you’ in the title whoops

Previous part (Chapter 10)

Next part (Epilogue)

Aizo: I’ve seen Sannenzaka on TV and in magazines, but it really is different to actually be here in person…

Aizo: It looks just like the set of a drama or a movie!

Yujiro: It’s been used as an actual filming location before, though. Wait, I mean, don’t you think that it’s actually rather mundane?

Aizo: Ugh… Can’t you just agree with me honestly for once?

Yujiro: It’s impossible because I don’t understand you at all.

Aizo: Haah… That’s always how it is with you, huh. Well, it’s fine, though.

Aizo: We’ve seen most of the place, so it’s about time that we headed back to the inn, right?

Yujiro: Yeah.

Yujiro: Bonds don’t just exist within family members, you know?

Yujiro: This view that I can see from Kiyomizu-dera, as well as the view from the stage when I’m standing by your side, Aizo…

Yujiro: I think both of them are equally good views. I also think that we’ll be able to see much better scenery than those.

Yujiro: I wonder if such a thing can be called a bond as well.

Yujiro: (Why did I say that? That was way too embarrassing…)

Aizo: Oi. Why are you walking so far away from me?

Yujiro: It’s not that I’m doing so or anything. Legend says that it’s not good to fall here, so I’m just trying to be careful.

Aizo: Eh, for real?! You should’ve said so earlier…!

Yujiro: (I hope that he’ll hurry up and forget all about our earlier conversation.)

Aizo: Hey, going back to our conversation from just now, I’ve been thinking about what we’re lacking.

Yujiro: (...Of course he didn’t forget about it.)

Aizo: If we were a comedy duo, you’d be the funny man, and I’d be the straight man… Don’t you think it’d be pretty sweet if we had these roles?

Yujiro: Why am I the funny man? No matter how you think about it, it fits you more, no? Whatever, just forget all about what happened earlier.

Aizo: I won’t forget about it. No matter how you look at it, I’m the straight man, and you’re the funny man, right?

Yujiro: Eh… Are you serious?

Aizo: That’s what I just said, didn’t I? You can ask Suzumi too.

Yujiro: I think everyone would have the same opinion as me, though. I mean, doesn’t a funny man actually have to be funny?

Yujiro: (I was wondering what he was going to say… but it ended up being yet another weird thing… well, it’s just like Aizo to do that, though.)

Aizo: It’s been quite some time since LIPxLIP was formed, but I still don’t know you that well.

Yujiro: That’s my line.

Yujiro: (Why is he so quick to speak, yet he keeps the most important things hidden under a lonely look on his face?)

Yujiro: (He really isn’t honest… Well, not that I’m better than him in that regard.)

Aizo: …But, well, this trip was kinda fun. 

Aizo: Also… I’m really thankful that you found my strap for me.

Yujiro: Eh?

Aizo: To be honest, I had completely given up on finding it… so I’m happy that you did.

Yujiro: (That should be my line… Thanks to Aizo, my first ever trip wasn’t bad at all…)

Yujiro: I—

Yujiro: (For not giving up on me and for going out with me, really—)

Yujiro: It was really hard to take care of you.

Aizo: Huh?! That’s my line! Besides, you’re—

Aizo: …

Yujiro: ...What?

Aizo: Nah. …I don’t want to argue with you anymore today. I’m glad that I came on this trip with you, and that’s all I’m gonna say!

Yujiro: Agreed. It was a nice change of pace… Let’s go to practice as soon as we return.

Yujiro: (We have lots of things to do from now on, after all.)

Aizo: …Let’s head back to Tokyo.

Aizo: We’ve got to make all of the things that we talked about come true.

Aizo: Let’s continue to do our best together in Tokyo!

Yujiro: …

Yujiro: (He really does say a lot of unnecessary things, doesn’t he…)

Yujiro: (Even if he didn’t bother to say it aloud, I already feel the same way that he does…—)

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Sannen-Zaka Slope

Postcard from Japan. Sannenzaka, or Sannen-zaka, is a stone-paved pedestrian road and tourist attraction in Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto, Japan. The road is lined with traditional buildings and shops Thursday Take me To…

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Day 11 - Japan Blog - 17 February 2024

Today was the DAY! We got seats for lunch at Kichi-Kichi Omurice (which we tried to get last year but they had a different reservation system which booked out months in advance in less than an hour…!) now you have to be at the restaurant at 8am for the password and at 9am the website opens up for the 10 seats inside the restaurant.

We had a bit of time before lunch so we went to the Nintendo Store and had a nice walk around before it was time for our reservation. We shared a table with a bunch of American dudes from NYC (and surrounds); some of them had no idea what they were in for and one guy was filming with three cameras HAHA! Kichi Kichi is CRAZY! He is crazy in the most normal way. The food is yummy and the show is awesome! He even helped show me how to cook the Omurice properly. Arigato master! After lunch we used our Hop on Hop off ticket to get around Kyoto (it's actually a great way to do it, considering there aren't any trains in Gion area...!) and we went to the Golden Pavillion called Kinkaku-Ji. It was so pretty with the reflection in the water. Then we got back on the bus to go to the Gion district. I wanted to take Ben to the starbucks along the Sannenzaka path.

The sun was going down and it started to get cold... a lot of the shops were closed so we had to walk back to the hotel. We got a bit lost and walked the wrong way -- but when we got back to the hotel I decided to drink all the booze we had accumulated over the trip. But of course, dinner. Ben wanted the yakatori place thats next to our hotel but we have never been past and had an opportunity to go in -- or theyve been busy or closed. After waiting there for 25 mins and being told they werent serving any more people -- I settled on sushi. (Keeping in mind, neither of us usually eat fish— all this was only $36 including drinks and dessert) it was so fresh and amazing — I NEED MORE! (Ben hated it!)

This is one of the Evangelion Craft Beers I found...! This one is an Orange IPA. 🍊🍺