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Even if you regularly upload all the evidence and refute the claims, it's difficult if it goes on like this!!

I'm going to explain it in detail now! So please stop summoning Galang!
You don't even have 2 million won^^!!!

I went on a family trip to Japan with my parents ㅎㅎㅎ

I'm going to upload a few photos that turned out well, so I can show you guys a tour of Japan by proxy.

The place I visited was Kyoto!

In Japan, each city has a tower that symbolizes that city.

This is Kyoto Tower and Kyoto-Yodobashi (electronics department store) in front of it.

There really were a lot of foreigners lol

"Enadori no Towa" (Energy drink corner of convenience store) that often appears in Japanese black company anime

Here's a snippet of Japanese culture that won't let you sleep lol

I'm also indebted to you!

'Tonquixote' is full of not only Koreans but also foreign tourists

It is similar to Daiso, Homeplus, and E-Mart in Korea, but the product classification is so poor that it is mind-boggling.

It's fun to watch, but it's still a bit boring.

Even better, the adult goods corner on the third floor was very solid.

The stage of Fushimi Inari Shrine.

When there is an event, this is the place where traditional dances are performed and ancestral rites are held!

The impressive 'Senbon Torii' with endless rows of torii

Contrary to its name (1,000 Torii), there are actually over 10,000 torii lined up endlessly.

If you see endless torii gates in anime or other works influenced by Japanese style, you can assume that they were inspired by this.

For your information, all of these are donated items, and their prices range from a minimum of 1.7 million won to a maximum of 13 million won.

On a clear day, eating in the building next door and looking straight at the Kyoto Tower!

However, since all of the Japanese buildings are low and flat, I didn't really feel the need to climb up to the tower to see them.

Should I say that the skyline is a bit boring? Hahaha

The 'Kiyomizu stage' that appears in 'Jump off the Kiyomizu stage' (a Japanese proverb meaning to strengthen one's will)

There were so many people there I thought I was going to get crushed. ㄷㄷㄷ

Fortunately, the weather was great throughout the trip so we had a hard time... No, the pictures turned out really pretty!

Kiyomizu-dera = Kiyomizu-dera = Clear Water Temple

The most symbolic place with the name. It is a place to draw water and make a wish.

In the past, it was a tradition to drink one stream of water from three streams and make a wish.

They each mean health, academics, and achievement, but there was also a saying that if you drink too much of them, your luck will be ruined and you will suffer misfortune...

Is it because the tradition has changed now that they don't even drink water, but only do the temizuya (a ritual of washing hands at a shrine)?

Higashi Honkanji, which has a completely different style and feel from other Japanese buildings

It lacked the cute charm typical of Japanese architecture, and was characterized by its “overwhelming size,” to the point that it could be said to be the largest wooden building in the Orient.

It was a truly unique experience, one that was both Japanese and not quite like Japan.

A common sight on top of a utility pole in Japan, where power lines are not buried underground due to earthquakes.

There are these vicious thorns all over the place to prevent birds from sitting and pooping.

Golden Pavilion and scenic lake.

How much would I get if I took that gold and sold it! Hahahahaha

It is said to be plated at 0.1mm, which makes it extremely luxurious.

It must have been so splendid that the caretaker of the Golden Pavilion, jealous of its splendidness, set it on fire and it completely burned down. Now, it has been rebuilt.

In the novel 'The Temple of the Golden Pavilion', the description of his unique emotions of jealousy is superb.

It was a little windy, so it didn't turn out perfectly, but

The reflection of the Golden Pavilion in the lake (mirror lake) is really beautiful!

"Kimuchi's Main Branch (Kimchi's Main Branch)" discovered on the way

This is a suspicious store lol

It is said that recently, kimchi stew has taken the number one spot in Japanese home cooking, surpassing the traditional jagaimo (potato and meat soup)!

"Kimono Forest" where a path is made by wrapping kimono fabric around lights

And the dragon's bead that you can meet there. Is it a bead that has abandoned all worries or something?

Arashiyama Chikurin, Japan's iconic bamboo forest

It must have been hard here because the crowds were so huge ㅠㅠ

The very stiff bamboo was beautiful.

In Korea, too, this place is often chosen as a location for movies and dramas because of its unique atmosphere.

Perhaps the bamboo forest from Circus Heart was also set here? I'm cautiously guessing. Hahaha

This is just a Maneki Neko (a cat that brings good luck) that I found at a private home.

It was a decoration that was really easy to come across haha

Katsura Imperial Villa, a royal garden and a strolling garden, offers unique scenery.

Here, the beauty of Japan's 'scenery compression' was brought to life, allowing for a very Japanese experience.

There are many other places I've been to, but the ones in the photos above are probably the ones that gave me the most Japanese experience.

And maybe it's because Kyoto is a tourist destination, but I had a hard time feeling 'cheap Japan'.

The prices were really outrageous ㅠㅠ

If you just eat one meal, you can easily earn 10,000 to 20,000 won;;;

As a bonus...

Visited the Blue House and Bukaksan Mountain the day before departure

The exterior is very Korean, but the interior is very Western-style, which was a unique experience lol

+ I did it, but it was too bad and I'll wait for tomorrow

Then bye bye

Hello! I'm Bbang Minhyuk from the first generation of Stove Crew~~

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Ah, it already says it in the title...

Please wait until Friday~~

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