Kyoto Temples
We went to visit some of the Kyoto temples which were Kiyomizu-dera which is Kiyomizu temple and Kinkaku-ji which is Kinkaku temple. ‘Kin’ means gold, ‘Kaku’ (in this case) means palace. So gold palace temple is Kinkaku-ji. Kiyomizu basically means very clear water.
Wandering around Kiyomizu in Kyoto, Japan
The slopes from Kiyomizu-dera is also nice thing. Nice atmosphere buildings and shops… You sometimes see ‘Maiko’ (looks like Geisha) there and we saw them by chance.
Outside the front of Kiyomizu temple in Kyoto, Japan.
At Kinkaku-ji, unfortunately it was heavily raining though we were successful taking photos of Kinkaku-ji temple.
The golden temple at Kyoto, Japan.
Ironically, the weather was clearing up after we left Kinkaku-ji temple. It just seemed to be one of those days where every time we attempted to take a video or photo shoot the weather would quickly go dark and start raining.
The golden temple in Kyoto, Japan.
Kinkaku-ji (Golden temple) garden area.
After visiting Kyomizu-dera & kinkaku-ji were had to make the long journey to Kanazawa.
