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Kimitaka S
台湾台中市13,882 条分享
2022年9月
修学院離宮のそばの音羽川に沿って比叡山へと登る坂。観光スポットと呼べるかどうかは分からないが、川沿いは山も見えて、気持ちのいい散歩道になっている。
撰写日期:2022年10月1日
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yoko3939
日本长野县3,412 条分享
2020年7月
京都修学院近くを流れる音羽川沿いの坂道。修学院離宮の脇より比叡山の山頂に至る古道である。親鸞聖人の石碑がたつ。
撰写日期:2020年8月11日
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yatra99
日本京都市95 条分享
2017年3月 • 独自旅游
京都市内から比叡山に登る登山道です。かつては朝廷から延暦寺に向かう特使が登ったり、逆に延暦寺の僧兵が強訴のために降りてきた道とか。
叡山電鉄の修学院駅から音羽川に沿って歩いて15分くらいで登山口(雲母橋)につきます。かなりきつい山道が続くのでそれなりの覚悟が必要です。延暦寺まで普通の人で2〜3時間といったところでしょうか。途中は、水飲退陣跡でチラッと京都市内が見えますが、それ以外は、ケーブル比叡駅まで眺望はありません。ケーブル比叡駅では京都市内を一望できます。
叡山電鉄の修学院駅から音羽川に沿って歩いて15分くらいで登山口(雲母橋)につきます。かなりきつい山道が続くのでそれなりの覚悟が必要です。延暦寺まで普通の人で2〜3時間といったところでしょうか。途中は、水飲退陣跡でチラッと京都市内が見えますが、それ以外は、ケーブル比叡駅まで眺望はありません。ケーブル比叡駅では京都市内を一望できます。
撰写日期:2017年3月27日
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Billy C
澳大利亚布里斯班14 条分享
2016年5月 • 独自旅游
I approached the climb up Mt Hiei from the Kirarazaka. There is very little written anywhere about walking up Mt Hiei, let alone this approach. MOst people take the Sakamoto cable car up the hill. But I wanted to experience what the Tendai monks would have on their climb to Enryakuji. I found a great article in the newspaper written by a local gardener who gave tips on his Top 10 walks around Kyoto, and he recommended the Kirarazaka approach as well, so I was sure I was about to experience something pretty special.
I took the train from Demachiyanagi to Shugakuin , got off and went into the great conbeni next store. I stocked up with 3 litres of water, 2 onigiri(rice balls), a litre of isotonic water, 2 bars of chocolate and 2 bananas. It was heavy!
I then walked about 20 minutes up towards Shugakuin, the Imperial Villa for Japan's royals, and followed the signs and some tips from a friendly security guard towards the trail head. You turn right ata Shugakuin and head towards the river.
Then you cross over the river and walk up a grassy track. You will see a cabin in the distance, and then there is another crossing. Follow signs to Kirarazaka. You cross back over the river and turn right. You will see the trailhead up ahead to the left. And it starts
It is steep. And it feels like it won't end. I was walking uphill constantly for three hours. I stopped a number of times for breaks and photos. It is shaded for much of the way, but it was still pretty warm. The amount of water I carried was easily justified, but added to the trudge.
I took the wrong path at one stage. I have included a picture so you don't take it. At one point the path simply disappeared. The slope was very steep, and I started to panic that I was going to slip as I was digging in with the sides of my boots just to stop from falling. It had rained the night before, so the ground was softer than normal. Then, I decided to stop and just breathe! I kept thinking I could see the path ahead of me, but that was an illusion. I was tired, and didn't like te idea of having to backtrack. I turned around to walk back out, and realised I could barely see where I had come from. Again, a deep breath. I asked the tree spirits to show me the way out. They did. I was drawn to the tree roots along the ground to hold onto and pull my way out of there. I made it back to the main track and kept heading up.
Finally, I saw the cable car ropes in front of me and figured I must be pretty close. Eventually, the forest opened up and the canopy gave way to breathtaking views of Kyoto, Lake Biwa and beyond. Afte another40 minutes, I reached Enryakuji, the home of Tendai Buddhism. A very beautiful temple, with many elderly people up on ladders pruning the trees as through they were tending to a bonsai. Special place, amazing energy, with many other smaller buildings to appreciate.
The sun was setting and I decided to give into the Sakamoto Cable Car for the ride down the hill. From there, it was a 20 minute downhill walk to the train station and a ride back into Kyoto. By the end of the day, I was proud of myself for taking the harder option. An 840metre climb from sea level, carrying some decent weight on my back, and managed to get myself back on track after a hairy situation. And all th way up, I saw just 3 very young people, running down the Kirarazaka, in thongs! Ah to be young again.
Hieizan is magical, as is the Kirarazaka.
I took the train from Demachiyanagi to Shugakuin , got off and went into the great conbeni next store. I stocked up with 3 litres of water, 2 onigiri(rice balls), a litre of isotonic water, 2 bars of chocolate and 2 bananas. It was heavy!
I then walked about 20 minutes up towards Shugakuin, the Imperial Villa for Japan's royals, and followed the signs and some tips from a friendly security guard towards the trail head. You turn right ata Shugakuin and head towards the river.
Then you cross over the river and walk up a grassy track. You will see a cabin in the distance, and then there is another crossing. Follow signs to Kirarazaka. You cross back over the river and turn right. You will see the trailhead up ahead to the left. And it starts
It is steep. And it feels like it won't end. I was walking uphill constantly for three hours. I stopped a number of times for breaks and photos. It is shaded for much of the way, but it was still pretty warm. The amount of water I carried was easily justified, but added to the trudge.
I took the wrong path at one stage. I have included a picture so you don't take it. At one point the path simply disappeared. The slope was very steep, and I started to panic that I was going to slip as I was digging in with the sides of my boots just to stop from falling. It had rained the night before, so the ground was softer than normal. Then, I decided to stop and just breathe! I kept thinking I could see the path ahead of me, but that was an illusion. I was tired, and didn't like te idea of having to backtrack. I turned around to walk back out, and realised I could barely see where I had come from. Again, a deep breath. I asked the tree spirits to show me the way out. They did. I was drawn to the tree roots along the ground to hold onto and pull my way out of there. I made it back to the main track and kept heading up.
Finally, I saw the cable car ropes in front of me and figured I must be pretty close. Eventually, the forest opened up and the canopy gave way to breathtaking views of Kyoto, Lake Biwa and beyond. Afte another40 minutes, I reached Enryakuji, the home of Tendai Buddhism. A very beautiful temple, with many elderly people up on ladders pruning the trees as through they were tending to a bonsai. Special place, amazing energy, with many other smaller buildings to appreciate.
The sun was setting and I decided to give into the Sakamoto Cable Car for the ride down the hill. From there, it was a 20 minute downhill walk to the train station and a ride back into Kyoto. By the end of the day, I was proud of myself for taking the harder option. An 840metre climb from sea level, carrying some decent weight on my back, and managed to get myself back on track after a hairy situation. And all th way up, I saw just 3 very young people, running down the Kirarazaka, in thongs! Ah to be young again.
Hieizan is magical, as is the Kirarazaka.
撰写日期:2017年2月16日
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