Day 1 — Southern Kyoto
Temples06:40Fushimi Inari before the crowds
09:30Tōfuku-ji gardens
12:15Ramen at Kyoto Station
Reordered to dodge a rainy afternoon
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Kyoto, 3 days, food + temples ✦ AI routing
Fushimi Inari · sunrise, no crowds
Nishiki Market · 12 min walk
Day 2 — Downtown
Food crawl10:00Nishiki Market tasting walk
14:00Tea ceremony, Gion backstreets
Day 3 — Arashiyama
Nature08:20Bamboo grove & monkey park
16:45Riverside kaiseki dinner
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