The village of Kibune in Kyoto, Japan
Wednesday, 12 Mar 2025
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Perfection.
Let me live and die here please.
I can imagine what it smells like in there after the rain…..
Japan is so photogenic
Just finished watching Shogun and I need a house in a small village like this. I yearn to have tea sitting watching the rain fall on a small Japanese garden! In Canada I do have a covered front porch and my wife and I love to sit outside and enjoy the thunderstorms! Great picture.
Had the most delicious bowl of yuzu ramen by the river here before hiking to Kurama.
Bring me back now plz.
Looks amazing, I can’t wait to get back to Japan
I can hear “Alone in Kyoto” by Air in the background.
What an awesome picture. Those leaves make the image look much higher resolution than it is.
This looks like something you’d see in a Ghibli movie.
That’s some karma that
Breath taking
Beautiful 😻
This is where I want to live.
Coooool
So beautiful!
10/10 would want to yeet a Subaru Impreza down that road as fast as possible.
Nice pic! I would love to live there it looks so nice 😭
Can someone in Japan adopt me, Im a U.S citizen.
Looks like the entrance to like a hidden village. Or something that, Once you pass the threshold. You’re transported to another world entirely. Like a world were monsters, demons and yokai all live.
貴船, in see you like me were wondering how to write it
Precious ship, basically
貴重品 のき、で 船
Wow. That’s real?
This would fix me
Looks like a great place for a Sunday drive!
/r/AccidentalGhibli but not really accidental, more like inspiration for.
Population: 50
Average age: 70
This one of them “no foreigners allowed” parts of Japan
I want to go so bad!
Do you know why it looks good? No cars parked outside. In Japan, I heard (but I’d like to have more details) that many places ban parking outside and if you own a car, you need a private parking spot.
I walked through there, it’s pretty cool. Not a lot of tourists in that area
Is this where rich locals live?