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Togetsukyo, which is the symbol of Arashiyama, is a bridge that spans across the Oi river. It took its name a long time ago for its appearance as if the moon is crossing over the bridge. The view from here of Arashiyama is great so we recommend you to take a walk along the riverbed near the bridge.
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The Torokko, or trolley train, is a tourist train that runs across the Hozu river valley with Sagano as its base. Some of the cars are without glass windows so you can feel the wind and light on your skin. Average speed is at 25 km/h and it takes about 25 minutes. The view of cherry blossoms and the beautiful valley seen from the train is truly something.
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The boat tour follows the approximately 16 km stream from Kameoka to Arashiyama in Kyoto. The expert captain will steer the boat with experienced techniques and dramatically glide through the rocks. The tour takes around two hours. You will feel the refreshing breeze blowing along the river while looking at the beautiful sakura-colored valley.
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(Source: PIXTA)
Togetsukyo, which is the symbol of Arashiyama, is a bridge that spans across the Oi river. It took its name a long time ago for its appearance as if the moon is crossing over the bridge. The view from here of Arashiyama is great so we recommend you to take a walk along the riverbed near the bridge.
(Source: PIXTA)
The Torokko, or trolley train, is a tourist train that runs across the Hozu river valley with Sagano as its base. Some of the cars are without glass windows so you can feel the wind and light on your skin. Average speed is at 25 km/h and it takes about 25 minutes. The view of cherry blossoms and the beautiful valley seen from the train is truly something.
(Source: PIXTA)
The boat tour follows the approximately 16 km stream from Kameoka to Arashiyama in Kyoto. The expert captain will steer the boat with experienced techniques and dramatically glide through the rocks. The tour takes around two hours. You will feel the refreshing breeze blowing along the river while looking at the beautiful sakura-colored valley.
(Source: PIXTA)