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Dane and Stacey
"Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka Streets are absolute must-see areas in Kyoto. The Sloping streets are lined with historic Japanese-style buildings showcasing traditional architecture, even Starbucks is in a renovated house that’s over 100 years old. The streets are filled with souvenir shops, cafes, restaurants and tea houses. If you're keen to rent a Kimono, this is a very popular spot to do it. Gion is Kyoto's most famous geisha district. Like Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka, the streets here are filled with shops, restaurants and tea houses. The most popular area of Gion is from Hanami-koji Street to Kenninji Temple. Note - the government has prohibited photography in certain areas so pay attention to signage and respect Geisha/Maiko if you are lucky enough to cross paths. "
"This is one of the typical streets, full of souvenir shops but as you can expect it's overcrowded! That day was raining and I thought it would put people off, well if it did, I'm shocked. It was so crowded that I didn't go to any shops. If you want to shit one of those IG videos and take cool pics, you should go at 5 am. "
Jenn Slaid
"This is a very cute (and popular) area. It’s worth wandering around, finding a quiet coffee shop and looking at some souvenirs. Go early if you want less crowded photos (like 7/8 am!)"
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