@sunnyinkyoto_32: Did you know there’s samurai history in Kyoto you can still see today!? 🤯🗡️🇯🇵 In Sanjo Bridge in Down Kyoto you can still see sword marks from a battle that happened in a long time ago! At the night of June 5, 1864, the Shinsengumi (supporters of the Tokugawa shogunate), attacked a group of Sonno Joi-ha (supported the emperor and wanted him to regain power) at the inn “Ikeda-ya”near a smaller brindle in Sanjo. The battle field was extended to the Sanjo-ohashi Bridge. And the marks of the swords are still can be seen on the ornamental cap of the bridge. 😌☝️ Did you know this little cool detail about Kyoto? Let me know in the comments!✨ #Kyoto #Samurai #Japan #JapaneseCulture #KyotoJapan

Leonardo Xing Chu Stribezki :

my bad i scratched it

世界がハマるニッポン【外国人に聞いてみた】1 :

She is my wife! Hope everyone know it🥰

Aldos_Kirin🐺🇲🇽 :

There's also the Mibudera temple i Believe

JudoJoNny :

Damn, I was there 2 months ago and missed this. 😢

Canada5🇨🇦🇬🇧 :

So cool will definitely check it out in November

Conaiz :

This a pretty cool info😃

ivanraro :

I love you 😍😍😍😍

ZeppelinRules :

thank you

WackyZackyPewPew :

Zura janai. Katsura da.

RayG :

que perfecta eres Sunny 🤩❤️

ogun687 :

I literally walked past there. 🤦🏽‍♂️

しよく:syoku🇯🇵 :

ローソンみたいな服だなと思ったらローソン出てきてフフッとなっちゃった

Szymon Osemlak :

ありがとう🫡

Kyoto Virtual Tour :

40年近く京都に居るのに知りませんでした。自転車に乗って見に行きます🚲

Gp27 :

eZduzit053 :

A little slice of Japanese history!🥰

Julio Cesar Gandara :

Ese río sale en un anime que se llama Kobayashi maid. O se parece. Muchas gracias por la información

Tolosama :

😍😘

黒死牟 ( ᴹᵉˢˢᴹᵉʳ ) :

🥰🥰🥰

thecripper85 :

😍