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Japan’s Most Unusual Temple Is Hiding in This Bamboo Forest

Walk Arashiyama Bamboo Forest and Nonomiya Jinja, cross the Randen rails, then drift the Philosopher’s Path past Hōnen-in, Otoyo Jinja, Eikan-dō, Nanzen-ji, and the Suirokaku aqueduct—Kyoto’s calm route, filmed in late July with practical heat tips and respectful etiquette. We start under the bamboo canopy (how to film it, why the takegaki fences matter), pause at Nonomiya’s rustic kuroki torii, and hop the Randen streetcar crossing. Across town, we follow the willow-lined canal: detour to Hōnen-in’s moss gate, bow at Otoyo’s mouse guardians, and step into Eikan-dō and Nanzen-ji for shade and history (don’t miss Suirokaku and the Keage Incline). Along the way you’ll get first-timer etiquette, best light, hydration tips for summer, and a simple map-friendly flow you can copy. You’ll see / learn: • Arashiyama: Bamboo canopy shots, Nonomiya Jinja (Genji link), Randen rails • Philosopher’s Path: canal story, Hōnen-in (sand mounds), Otoyo (health/study ema) • Eikan-dō (Looking-Back Amida), Nanzen-ji Sanmon & Suirokaku arches, Keage Incline • Etiquette: quiet lanes, stay on stones/paths, no drones, ask before filming inside • Summer tips: early/late start, electrolytes, shade pacing, cash for cafés/vending If it’s your first time in Kyoto and you want calm, filmable moments instead of crowds, this is your route—bamboo tunnels to canal stones. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:15 Arashiyama Arrival (Bamboo Canopy) 2:46 Randen Streetcar Crossing 3:02 Philosopher’s Path Start (Ginkaku-ji Area) 7:28 Ojizo-sama (Monk-like Guardians) 8:05 Bamboo canopy 9:48 Randen Streetcar Crossing 10:30 Nonomiya Shrine 11:50 Cooling Off by the Vending Machine 13:25 Morning at NOHGA 13:55 Tetsugaku-no-michi (Philosopher's Path) 14:25 Canal Textures & Summer Pace 15:50 Kyoto Kokeshi House 18:14 Do's & Don'ts 20:50 Heat Tips & Etiquette 20: 52 Wrap up #Kyoto #Arashiyama #PhilosophersPath #Nanzenji #JapanTravel #KyotoGuide