arashiyama, narnia and other things.
COS sweater, Sly jeans, vintage scarf, Papermint bag, Zara heels.
Photos from the third day of my trip to Kyoto. My sister and I discovered this very photogenic path on the other side of a tunnel near our hotel and proceeded to dub it 'Narnia'...mostly because the tunnel looked somewhat dark and vaguely creepy from afar, so we didn't expect to find much on the other side. Especially since the last time I walked through a somewhat dark and vaguely creepy tunnel was when I was 10 and resulted in my discovery of a graveyard as the sun was setting. Safe to say that 11 years later, I have at least become intelligent enough to explore such tunnels in the morning instead of the evening (I was, however, not intelligent enough to notice that I dropped my scarf on the way back to the hotel, and had it returned to me by a nice grandma).
After that I headed over to Arashiyama for most of the day, which ended up being my favourite spot this trip. Meaning I took too many photos and caused my camera to die by dinnertime. Here's a couple photos including Arashiyama's neighborhoods, the Oi River and some food, because I couldn't resist. Contemplating a post dedicated to the desserts I consumed in Japan at the moment...
Photos from the third day of my trip to Kyoto. My sister and I discovered this very photogenic path on the other side of a tunnel near our hotel and proceeded to dub it 'Narnia'...mostly because the tunnel looked somewhat dark and vaguely creepy from afar, so we didn't expect to find much on the other side. Especially since the last time I walked through a somewhat dark and vaguely creepy tunnel was when I was 10 and resulted in my discovery of a graveyard as the sun was setting. Safe to say that 11 years later, I have at least become intelligent enough to explore such tunnels in the morning instead of the evening (I was, however, not intelligent enough to notice that I dropped my scarf on the way back to the hotel, and had it returned to me by a nice grandma).
After that I headed over to Arashiyama for most of the day, which ended up being my favourite spot this trip. Meaning I took too many photos and caused my camera to die by dinnertime. Here's a couple photos including Arashiyama's neighborhoods, the Oi River and some food, because I couldn't resist. Contemplating a post dedicated to the desserts I consumed in Japan at the moment...
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