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- Sannenzaka: A charming, narrow slope filled with around 60 shops and restaurants, where you can find traditional Kyoto crafts and treats. - Arashiyama: Known for its stunning natural beauty, famous bamboo grove, and the scenic Katsura River. - Fushimi Inari Taisha: Walk through thousands of red torii gates, each donated and inscribed with a name, and discover fox statues, symbols of the Shint...

The Shrine of the Fox Deity, Fushimi Inari Taisha. This trail is lined with around 10,000 bright orange torii gates leading up Mount Inari. 📍Fushimi Inari Taisha, Kyoto, Japan

Just opposite Ueno Station, Ameyayokocho is a bustling 500-meter market filled with goods, food stalls, and supermarkets offering VAT refunds! 📍Ameyayokocho, Ueno, Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo in October offers lovely weather and fewer tourists-perfect for exploring! Expect temps from 13-24 °C, mostly sunny skies, with a small chance of rain. Bring layers, walking shoes, an umbrella, and sunscreen to stay comfortable. 📍Tokyo, Japan

Ueno Zoo, Japan’s oldest (founded in 1882), is famous for its giant pandas! The main entrance is just inside Ueno Park. Comment if you spot your favorite animal in the video. 📍Ueno Zoo, Ueno, Tokyo, Japan

Nearly 1,200 deer roam freely here, symbolizing the region's rich history. You can feed them deer crackers and make a new furry friend! 📍Nara Park, Nara, Japan

GOKAGO in Sannenzaka serves up rich, ceremonial matcha and a cozy vibe, perfect for a break on the way to Kiyomizu-dera. 📍GOKAGO, Kyoto, Japan

Sannenzaka, a charming stone-paved path in Kyoto’s Higashiyama district, is a narrow slope lined with around 60 shops and restaurants selling traditional Kyoto products and foods. 📍Sannenzaka, Kyoto, Japan