Kyoto: Day 4
I went to the best temple in Kyoto, the Kinkaku-ji Temple. It's my favorite temple I've visited so far. I also went to see Daitoku-ji Temple and Kyoto Imperial Palace. I felt temple'd out after seeing so many temples and shrines in the past few days.
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| The subway is so clean in Japan and the train is always on time. |
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| This sidewalk also allows for bicycles. |
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| The Kinkaku-ji Temple, or Golden Temple, from a distance |
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| Kinkaku-ji Temple |
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| There were so many people here, but my photos don't include them. |
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| Detail of the temple |
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| The temple from the back |
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| Want to practice your coin throws? Aim for the bowl in the middle. |
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| Information about Kinkaku-ji Temple on the pamphlet |
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| After visiting Kinkaku-ji Temple, I was so hot. This is ice cream in a plastic tube. |
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| Next stop: Daitoku-ji Temple |
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| There are so many temples in Daitoku-ji, some of them are not open to the public. This one is though. |
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| Inside the Kyoto Imperial Palace |
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| Walking tour of the palace |
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| Courtyard |
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| More buildings |
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| Garden inside the palace grounds |
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| Wall surrounding the palace |
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| Curry with rice at Coco Ichibanya |
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| I want to try all the Japanese snacks. These are some. |




















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