The Takao to Kiyotaki walk, Kyoto
The Takao to Kiyotaki walk follows a river downstream from Kozan-ji, Jingo-ji and Saimyo-ji temples to Kiyotaki village. The path is particularly beautiful during the momiji season.
Kiyotaki-no-Michi path near Jingoji.
Pine trees beside the river on the path to Kiyotaki.
Signpost to Kiyotaki.
Pine trees line the path to Kiyotaki.
Deciduous trees overhang the river on the path to Kiyotaki.
Half way to Kiyotaki there is an open area with benches.
The path crosses the river and runs through tall reeds.
Sunlight on the path to Kiyotaki.
The path to Kiyotaki before it takes a detour away from the river.
After the village of Kiyotaki, the increasingly rocky path continues beside the river until it ends at a high bridge. A road from Kiyotaki leads up through a long tunnel to Otagi Nembutsuji temple.
Boulders in the river.
A rocky part of the river.
Sunlight on the river.
View from the bridge in the direction of Kiyotaki .
