Jōnan-gū Shrine Review

[Kyoto City South Palace] Although the weather is not very good today, it is raining and some wind, but still decided to come to the City South Palace to see the plum blossoms, because the branch of the City South Palace has arrived at the last time to enjoy the flowers, it is estimated that today after the rain should be thanked. So if you have friends who want to enjoy plum blossoms, hurry up tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, otherwise you can only wait for next year.

[Kyoto City South Palace ⛩️] City South Palace was built in the south of Kyoto after the safe relocation of the capital, so it is named City South Palace, and City South Palace is also called "Fangdi (ほうよけ) の Dashe". The guardian and deviator of the director's position are similar to our Chinese feng shui. The most famous of Chengnan Palace is to enjoy flowers. The four flowers of Mei, Yu, Yu, and Rattan in Chengnan Palace are the most famous. The offline is not the flower season, so there are not many people in Chengnan Palace, but if you want to think about quietness, the green eyes here are also a good choice. The south palace has the "Zhengwujiu" sacrifice, that is, the first month, May and September, for the south palace is more important three months, if these three months can also get the chu imprint written by the gods, the first month is red, May is silver, September is gold (Figure 9)

When I arrived in Kyoto, I wanted to go straight to Nijo Castle. Later, I got the information from the community and friends. The plum blossoms in the south palace of the city are opening. When are the monuments, but the flowering period depends on luck. I don’t often meet with friends to walk here and take pictures of the scene and plum blossoms. Like, when I arrived at the scene to buy a ticket, in addition to Mei and the garden, there were many birds flying around in the palace.

When you go to the plum season, you will hold a plum festival and you will get a special red stamp only at that time.

During the plum season, everyone lined up early in the morning. 4/29 is held at the Qushui banquet, so the admission fee of 600 yen is free all day.