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The senbon torii are the most recognizable frames in Kyoto. Red gates contrast with almost any clothing. Farther up the mountain there are fewer people.
At a glance
Suggested time6–8 is best, or evening
CrowdsVery busy by day. Fewer people as you walk uphill.
What to wearKimono, or your own clothes in a light color
Suggested lengthabout 30–45 minutes
NoteThe shrine is free and open all day. Do not stop in the middle of the path.
Good for
- Suggested hours:7:00
- Suits:Solo portraits and kimono sessions
Package length and prices: Pricing.
Nearby places
Gion, Nanzen-ji, Eikan-do, Arashiyama, Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka, Philosopher’s Path, Yasaka Pagoda, Hokan-ji
FAQ
When is the best time to shoot at Fushimi Inari Taisha?
6–8 is best, or evening
How crowded is Fushimi Inari Taisha?
Very busy by day. Fewer people as you walk uphill.
What should I wear at Fushimi Inari Taisha?
Kimono, or your own clothes in a light color
How long does a shoot at Fushimi Inari Taisha take?
about 30–45 minutes