Arashiyama Station serves as a major access point for numerous tourist attractions in Sagano, including the bamboo grove and Togetsukyo Bridge, making it a bustling hub. But did you know the station building itself is a captivating space?
The "Kimono Forest," installed in July 2013, is an art installation featuring 600 poles with Kyo-yuzen designs, creating a stunning forest-like ambiance. By day, the vibrant colors enchant visitors; by night, the magical lighting creates an ethereal atmosphere.
Kyo-yuzen is a traditional dyeing technique developed in Kyoto during the Edo period. Its beautiful patterns and colors have captivated people for centuries.
The "Kimono Forest" offers a contemporary expression of the traditional beauty of Kyo-yuzen. Located inside the station building, visitors can enjoy its beauty regardless of the weather.
It's also a highly popular photogenic spot, with many tourists taking commemorative photos.
When visiting Arashiyama, be sure to visit the "Kimono Forest".
The "Kimono Forest," which presents a different charm by day and night, will surely enrich your travel memories.
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