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  • Arashiyama-Takao Parkway
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    Kyoto Kyoutoshi Ukyou-ku Umegahata Hinoki-cho 11
    "A scenic drive toll road connecting Arashiyama and Takao in Kyoto. In addition to offering spectacular views of Rakusei (western part of Kyoto), various leisure spots are scattered along the route. The observatories set up in the mountains offer a panoramic view of Kyoto urban district and the Hozu River, etc. and there are many facilities such as a flower park, a grass dog run, a waterside zip line up to 10 meters high and 150 meters long, and a spot for barbecuing in nature, where couples and families can enjoy. ""Arashiyama Fishing Area"" is also popular among fishing enthusiasts."

    桜や紅葉の時期ではない閑散期は車もガラガラでとても走りやすくて、適度なワインディングなので楽しいです。 ドライブにはちょうどいい場所だと思います。

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  • Arashiyama Bamboo Grove
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Ukyo-ku
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  • Shuzan Kaido Road
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    Kyoto Fu Nantan City Zuyama Highway
    Shuzan Kaido is a road that passes through Kyoto's Ukyo Ward and through the mountains to the city of Obama in Fukui Prefecture. It is famous for being one of the many roads built from the former Wakasa Province to Kyoto for transporting fish and other seafood, and it was nicknamed the Mackerel Road. The availability of roadside stations and campgrounds along the road makes it a popular, heavily traveled course for bicycle touring in the Kitayama Range.
  • Saga Toriimoto
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    Kyoto Kyoto-shi Ukyo-ku Sagatoriimotosennocho
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Kyoto Arashiyama / Sagano / Takao
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Observatory / Outlook Observation Tower Traditional Streets/Houses Historical Road Street Lighthouse Skyline, etc. Hill Bridge Garden Row of trees Dams

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