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Stunningly gorgeous photography of Kyoto shows why it remains one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
Often celebrated as a popular tourist spot for its deep and thriving traditional Japanese culture, Kyoto is home to many of Japan's most famous and sacred attractions. What may be lost in all the clamor to explore popular areas, however, is just how naturally gorgeous Kyoto is. The must-visit Arashiyama bamboo grove is just one of many of natural wonders that Kyoto boasts on the best 30 places to visit in Japan, and at times simply taking in paths uncharted in Kyoto is an experience that tops rushing to any of the major temples and shrines.
Daigoji Temple
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
If you've never been fortunate enough to visit Kyoto, or are simply seeking the nostalgia of a prior visit, photographer Daiki Inada may be providing the best opportunity around to absorb the ancient capital's natural beauty through his marvelous camerawork. Japanese people often take pride in how sharply defined the four seasons of the country are, and Kyoto is the perfect canvas to show off both his skilled artistry as a photographer and the beautiful touch of each season. Below are a few standout examples of his amazing work, which cover Kyoto's splendor during both day and night. For more breathtaking shots such as these, please follow him on Twitter, Instagram, and give his official website a look as well.
Sakura
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
Fushimi-Inari
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
Rurui Temple
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
Hanatourou
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
Yasaka Pagoda at Night
Source: (C) Daiki Inada
Late night shrine
Source: (C) Daiki Inada