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kankou ni iku

観光かんこう　に　行いくkankou ni iku
to go sightseeing
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Usages of kankou ni iku

京都きょうと　へ　観光かんこう　に　行いったら、　まず　博物館はくぶつかん　へ　行いきたい　です。kyouto he kankou ni ittara, mazu hakubutukan he ikitai desu.
If I go sightseeing in Kyoto, I want to go to a museum first.
来年らいねん　は　家族かぞく　と　一緒いっしょ　に　京都きょうと　へ　観光かんこう　に　行いく　つもり　です。rainen ha kazoku to issyo ni kyouto he kankou ni iku tumori desu.
Next year, I plan to go sightseeing in Kyoto with my family.
日帰ひがえり　で　京都きょうと　へ　観光かんこう　に　行いく　なら、　始発しはつ　に　乗のった　ほう　が　いい　です。higaeri de kyouto he kankou ni iku nara, sihatu ni notta hou ga ii desu.
If you’re going sightseeing in Kyoto on a day trip, it’s better to take the first train.
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