The most beautiful small street in Kyoto, Japan

Japan's most charming small street: once the largest geisha district in Kyoto, tourists check in wearing kimonos. When it comes to Kyoto, Japan, those who have traveled to Japan must be familiar. It is one of the three major tourist destinations in the Kansai region of Japan, the other two being Nara and Osaka. Tourists coming to the Kansai region almost never miss Kyoto, a historical and cultural ancient capital with a history of thousands of years. Here, most of the buildings are listed as World Cultural Heritage, and it is also one of the important towns of traditional culture in Japan. Among them, the most popular small street for tourists is undoubtedly Hanami Lane. Hanami Lane is a north-south street on the west side of the old teahouse Manting in Kyoto, located 100 meters west of Shijo Avenue. The street environment is quiet and well-planned. Although it is not long, the teahouses with curtains lined up deeply attract a large number of tourists. In the crowd, tourists in kimonos are visible everywhere. This seemingly quiet but very lively small street can be said to be one of the most beautiful places in Gion.