Spring finally came to Kyoto last weekend.
And the city poured outside, to parks and the Kamo River.
These photos were taken just north of the bridge that crosses the river at Imadegawa, east of the Imperial Palace and Doshisha University.
It is where the Takano River and Kamo River come together and form the Kamo River (different Chinese characters, same pronunciation).
It is moreover a popular spot for picnics and cycling.
The picture above right shows the place where the two rivers join. There are small concrete steps in the river, which children (and adults) use to hop across the water.
Below left shows the path in the foreground, Mount Yoshida in the distance.
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