The Takao to Kiyotaki walk
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. |
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Kiyotaki-no-Michi path near Jingoji. |
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Pine trees beside the river on the path to Kiyotaki. |
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Signpost to Kiyotaki. |
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Pine trees line the path to Kiyotaki. |
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Deciduous trees overhang the river on the path to
Kiyotaki. |
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Half way to Kiyotaki there is an open area with
benches. |
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The path crosses the river and runs through tall
reeds. |
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Sunlight on the path to Kiyotaki. |
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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. |
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Boulders in the river. |
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A rocky part of the river. |
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Sunlight on the river. |
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View from the bridge in the direction of Kiyotaki . |
