Explore Kyoto under rainfall as the vlogger visits iconic sites and hidden gems across the historic city. Beginning at the Keage Incline, a famous cherry blossom spot featuring disused railway tracks now turned into a peaceful walking path, viewers are introduced to one of the most atmospheric scenes in Kyoto, accentuated by the gentle shower. The journey continues to the Suirokaku, an elegant aqueduct in the Nanzen-ji temple complex, admired for its brick arches and tranquil ambiance especially during rain.

Next, the vlog highlights Tenjuan Temple, renowned for its Zen gardens and quiet corridors, which offer a unique, contemplative experience during wet weather. The vlogger then drops by Sanmikouan, a local eatery, capturing the warm interior and authentic cuisine that Kyoto is known for. Clamp Coffee Sarasa also makes an appearance—a cozy café popular with locals and visitors alike, perfect for escaping the rain and savoring Japanese-style coffee.

The trip includes a stop at Cotoha, a known florist and café hybrid, and finally To-ji Temple, one of Kyoto’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites and famous for its five-story pagoda. The rain brings out the lush greenery and deepens the historical charm of To-ji’s temple grounds. Throughout the vlog, practical tips for traveling Kyoto in the rain are provided, making this video valuable for travelers considering a flexible itinerary come rain or shine.

Keage Incline and Suirokaku are well-loved for photography walks, while To-ji Temple is easily accessible from Kyoto Station and hosts monthly flea markets. Each featured destination reflects Kyoto’s blend of history, spirituality, and contemporary culture, enhanced by the serene rainy weather.