Japan

Theme Park Review 2013 Trip Reports

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Part Four

Hirakata Park, Fushimi Inari-taisha, and More

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And you'll encounter more of Inari's messenger foxes.

Keith and I were walking the paths together and we didn't go all the way up the mountain; it was getting late in the afternoon, and a group of us wanted to go into downtown Kyoto for dinner.

The next opportunity I have to visit Kyoto, I will plan for the time to see everything here.

Waiting on the platform to catch our train into the city, we checked the map for what sounded like a happening scene; we picked the Gion district, famous as Kyoto's "geisha" area. Our mission was simple: find a killer sushi restaurant and have one insane meal, cost be damned.

We wandered around for a bit, passing some interesting buildings...

This one looks like it might have a story to tell...

Here's a backlit shot of the Gion district's badass geisha statue.

 

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