Pic 1 : Still a lot of people coming at 3pm.
Pic 2: Stop by and had crepes at one of the shop.
Pic 3: Passed a Pagoda on the way to Kodaiji
Pic 4: Passed a nice Japanese house with cherry blossom in full bloom
Pic 5: Hear no evil, See no evil, Speak no evil -temple on the way to Kodaiji
Pic 6: Potrait Shot
Pic 7: Kodaiji Temple map
Kodaiji temple is the ringal school of zen buddhism in Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto. It is the largest sub temple of keninji brach established by Nene in 1606 to pray for her late husband. Be prepared to spend around 1 hour walking around the garden. We took some time to stop and admire the weeping cherry blossom located in one of the tea house ground.
Pic 8: Stunning scenery of nearby temples after the entrance at Kodaiji Temple
Pic 9: One of the hut in Kodaiji
Pic 10: The gardens are the work of Enshu Kobori and the teahouses were designed by the legendary teamaster Sen-no-Rikyu.
Pic 11: Weeping cherry blossom
Pic 12: The gardens are the work of Enshu Kobori and the teahouses were designed by the legendary teamaster Sen-no-Rikyu.
Pic 13: One of the temple at the top of the hill leading to the bamboo groves
Pic 14 : Bamboo groves at Kodaiji
Pic 15: Bells at the exit of Kodaiji
Pic 16: Kodaiji temple
PIc 17: Ryozen Kannon -war memorial commemorating the Japanese who died during World War II located in Eastern Kyoto
Pic 18: Sakura potrait shot 2
Pic 19: Sakura potrait 3
Pic 20: Pagoda view from Nene no Michi
Pic 21: Pagoda view from Nene no Michi
Pic 22: Buddha statue
Pic 23: Weeping Cherry Blossom at Maruyama Park - main center for cherry blossom viewing in Kyoto, Japan
Pic 24: Booking a spot under the cherry blossom trees while waiting for friends to arrive
Pic 25: Takoyaki sign board
Pic 26: Takoyaki
Pic 27: Eating under cherry blossom at Maruyama park
Pic 27: Street lamp at Maruyama Park
Pic 28: Yasaka Shrine
Pic 29: Sushi and sashimi prices in Gion
Pic 30: Kyoto Tower
Pic 31 : Back to Shinsaibashi
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