Japanese traditional road

Tourists are forbidden to take photos near Huajian Hutong, because it will cause interference to the local area. According to Kyodo News, the old-fashioned street view of Gion Garden, a famous tourist attraction in Kyoto, attracted many foreign tourists to take photos, but some tourists took photos privately, which caused great trouble to local residents.

Therefore, the local residents' association has launched a new initiative to prohibit tourists from taking pictures near the garden. Offenders will be fined 10000 yen. There are some traditional buildings such as Japanese teahouses and restaurants around Huajian Lane, which are very popular with Japanese tourists. However, in recent years, uncivilized behaviors such as unauthorized filming or unauthorized entry into private territory have occurred from time to time.

There are many paths near the temple, and there are Japanese houses on both sides of the path. They are very distinctive and beautiful, and most of them are written in English or simplified Chinese: some warnings such as no filming. The street view of Gion Garden, a famous scenic spot in Kyoto, began to be forbidden to take pictures, and the streets near Huajian Road were also forbidden to take pictures. 20 16 The road was blocked due to tourists taking photos, and taking photos in Times Lane has been banned.

Most temples in Kyoto have also begun to ban the shooting of Buddha statues, because it is considered a great disrespect for Buddhism. Taking pictures on the beautiful red leaves of Tofu Temple in Kyoto is also prohibited. Modern people basically like taking pictures. They record their lives by punching in. They use photos instead of eyes to enjoy the beautiful scenery. Although it lost its goodwill, it left an eternal memory and a lack of records. They always feel a little lost, which also makes many people lose interest in punching in.