Obrigatória a visita. Apesar de um pouco cansativo, a partir de um determinado nível, o percurso torna-se repetitivo. A vista do topo da montanha para a cidade e bonita, sem se vislumbrar. Pode sempre sair a meio caso o cansaço aperte. Se coincidir a visita com o final de tarde, tem motivos de sobra para tirar proveito da sua máquina fotográfica ou móvel.
starstarstarstarstar Jose Felix
Mais de 10.000 portais até o topo da montanha. Muito Lindo, uma boa caminhada, 2horas, ida e volta, com paradas p foto, e la no topo tomamos um sorvete e em descansavamos.
starstarstarstarstar Tafnes Homa
Um lugar de paz, devido a covid estava bem vazio então foi possível visitar todo o lugar sem grandes muvuca, só não segui os arcos vermelhos até o topo porque estava quente, e eu estava com minha cachorrinha.
starstarstarstarstar Leonardo Fujiyama
Achei bem legal visitar esse lugar. Prepare-se para caminhar bastante, caso queira! Lugar de muita paz. Dá pra tirar fotos bem legais! Quanto mais você andar, mais você foge da aglomeração e mais tranquilo vai ficando. Dá pra chegar nesse lugar facilmente de trem. Recomendo!
starstarstarstarstar Eduardo Marafon
Un hermoso templo sintoista ubicado en la misma ciudad..es impresionante la cantidad de torii q hay...gran cantidad de templos....llegar a la cima del monte es una tarea tiránica...subía y subía y no había cuando llegar..toma más de 50 minutos..la cima muestra una vista ah...un bosque de bambú hay espectacular..vale la pena visitarlo es imperdible
starstarstarstarstar Rafael Bellido
2 botellas con agua y algunos paquetes de galletas es lo que vas a ocupar para completar el recorrido de casi 3 horas por la montaña. Es hermoso el lugar y te recomiendo sentarte en los escalones a descansar mientras escuchas la naturaleza misma. Te ayuda a tomar fuerza y seguir. Espero disfrutes tu viaje por este lugar.
starstarstarstarstar Jafet Del Angel
Venha preparado para caminhar e pra sempre estar bem movimentado. Cada templo tem seu significado não se esqueçam de respeitar a religião e cultura do próximo🙏🏻
starstarstarstarstar ミヤキVanessa
The walk up the mountain through the Tori gates is wonderful, and getting up early to beat the crowds is definitely worthwhile. There are lots of brilliant photo opportunities, and getting there early lets you get the best photos of the iconic gates. There are a few different routes to take, so you can make your visit as long or short as you'd like. Getting to the top in the heat can get uncomfortable though.
Due to its tremendous history, this is mostly crowded place .
The colourful atmosphere here is so amazing looking attractive.
starstarstarstar Rohatash Chaudhary
Beautiful~ It is quite busy at the very beginning but the further you get up, the less and less people there are~ You can get all the photos you want further on. If you want to avoid the crowds, as with most places you have to go early. Also be aware that there are places you cannot take photos or videos. I saw a few tourists being asked to delete photos they took of on going ceremonies. Please be respectful~
starstarstarstarstar Ro Newcombe
Talvez as fotos criem magia, não é tãotudo aquilo que mostram no Google , mais vale o passeio.
starstarstarstar Samara Chiba
É uma escadaria sem fim 😅 Pensei que não iria conseguir chegar ao topo ,mas consegui. Um lugar lindo e incrível e não paga a entrada até o momento que fui 2022 ,o estacionamento também era gratuito pelo menos até o momento que visitei. O bom é que era 24 horas e não tem aglomeração de pessoas.
starstarstarstarstar Amanda Shimoda
Amazing human achievement in building these throughout history. Come early as the crowd builds quickly. It’s almost impossible to find secluded areas to take pictures. People are nice and understand you want to take pictures though which is a great aspect of Japanese culture. Many tourists like myself to ask directions if you get lost.
starstarstarstarstar Choverine
The shrine gates are really a site to behold - the sheer number of them leading you up the mountain, each inscribed and with their distinct colouring.The start of the trail is very busy and there are lots of people taking photos and selfies which is why I'd recommend heading a bit further up and if you have the energy, reaching the very top! It is a bit of work but probably about 40 mins to get to the top but there are different routes you can take to shorten the trip and stop at other points. We went at about 9:30 in the morning on a weekday and it was fairly busy but not too bad (no people traffic jams - only a rogue car as shown in my photos !)The higher you get, the less people you encounter and the more views you'll see so lots of opportunities for pictures.There are also lots of shrines, big and small, on the way which are well worth visiting on your journey. The stalls selling trinkets and food/drink are also worth stopping in, even if it's just to have a bit of a break!
starstarstarstarstar Arash Khosravi
Precioso, recomendable ir de día ya que tienen carteles indicando que hay jabalís y monos y de noche no se les ve a penas.
starstarstarstarstar Kali Suzume
Quite the experience and well worth it! The trek around the mountain is around 6km and goes up to 233m in height. Whenever going upwards, there’s usually stairs.
Not so many possibilities for views over the city, but there’s plenty to see and experience.
Also wild but cuddly cats. Warnings about wild boars and monkeys (don’t pet them!), but I didn’t see any.
starstarstarstarstar Mads Petersen
This place is amazingly beautiful and shows how much Japanese people respect this shrine by looking at those thousands of gates. It's so cool. If you come to kyoto, this place is a must! I tried hiking up there just half way (the first loop). Let's say, it requires some good health to do so as it's up and down the hill. It was a good hike for the first loop taking around 1 hour and a half to do so. Good exercise!
starstarstarstarstar Van W.
Hermoso paseo por los 1000 Tori, ir con tiempo y buen estado. Muy buena vista de Kyoto
starstarstarstarstar Pablo Patitucci
Un lugar sensacional, vale la pena 100% subir hasta la cima de la montaña y beber Sake en ese lugar. Al mismo tiempo, al subir hasta la cima hay muy pocos turistas y es muy grato tomar fotografías sin molestar a nadie.
starstarstarstarstar Luciano Ferrada
The walk up the mountain through the Tori gates is wonderful, and getting up early to beat the crowds is definitely worthwhile. There are lots of brilliant photo opportunities, and getting there early lets you get the best photos of the iconic gates. There are a few different routes to take, so you can make your visit as long or short as you'd like. Getting to the top in the heat can get uncomfortable though.
starstarstarstarstar Jordan Heath
The walk up the mountain through the Tori gates is wonderful, and getting up early to beat the crowds is definitely worthwhile. There are lots of brilliant photo opportunities, and getting there early lets you get the best photos of the iconic gates. There are a few different routes to take, so you can make your visit as long or short as you'd like. Getting to the top in the heat can get uncomfortable though.
starstarstarstarstar J H
Fushimi Inarila entrada es gratuita y esta abierto a cualquier hora del día. Aunque es aconsejable madrugar o ir de noche por la gran cantidad de visitantes.Este santuario siempre esta lleno de visitantes pero a medida que vas subiendo cada vez hay un poco menos. Se pueden ver como estan construidos los toris desde este camino por el que subi.
starstarstarstarstar Ramón Solís García (Worldanimox)
It lives up to thy hype!
Fushimi Inari Taisha is one of the most iconic spots in Japan and for good reason. This temple and hike is beautiful. Photos don’t do it justice.
The hike took my family about 80 minutes total. We had a 6 year old and a two year old with us and both did well with all the stairs. My two year old did need to be carried from time to time, but mostly going downhill. I would say this is definitely a child friendly activity.
The crowd levels were astonishingly lower than I expected. This lead to more time on the path alone and a more peaceful climb. **
I recommend bringing yen on the climb as there are plenty of places to buy bottle water, tea, and even ice cream at the view point.
This temple is easily assessable by train and is located just outside of the station.
**Disclaimer* My family and I went in spring of 2022 where Japan was still closed to tourist. If you are coming when the county is reopened be prepared for bigger crowds than I experienced
starstarstarstarstar Morgan Bayrasli
É muito bonito e muito cheio, tinha o objetivo de subir até o topo da montanha e chegamos .O caminho e longo mas em toda sua extensão tem uma paisagem de tirar o fôlego e muito templos onde podemos fazer pedido, pequenos restaurantes, e máquina de refrigerante
starstarstarstarstar Arte na Madeira -Margareth Yamane
Principal santuario sintoísta dedicado al espíritu de Inari (deidad japonesa de la fertilidad), situado en Fushimi-ku. Visitar este santuario, y ver los miles de toriis rojos que delimitan el camino por la colina, es uno de los grandes motivos de la visita a Kyoto. Junto con Kiyomizu-Dera, encontrarás los mejores puntos para ver toda la ciudad de Kyoto. Recomiendo hacer todo el camino, ya que aunque en la parte más alta no se puede ver más allá de un pequeño templo, la experiencia bien vale la pena, además de poder escoger un camino de bajada diferente a través de un bosque de bambú. Subir los +1200 escalones bien merece la pena, ya que cuanto más subas, más alejado estarás de las aglomeraciones, y podrás disfrutar mejor del camino (y hacer buenas fotos). Aunque hay un buen trecho andando (se puede hacer en bicicleta), recomiendo ir el mismo día que visitéis Kiyomizu-Dera, ya que quedan en la misma parte de la ciudad, y así dejáis para otro día las zonas más alejadas como el Pabellón Dorado (Kinkaku-ji) y Arashiyama, donde encontrarás el famoso Bamboo Grove o bosque de bambú.
starstarstarstarstar David Moreno
Un lugar que te dejará impresionado con los miles de Toris. Tuvimos la suerte de ver como cambian los Tori por deterioro. Se llega fácilmente desde la estación de Kioto en un pequeño tren local, también se puede llegar desde Nara. Existen varios senderos para poder pasear y admirar con tranquilidad. Las vistas desde todo lo alto de la colina son fantásticas.
starstarstarstarstar Eduardo エドゥアルド
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