Kyoto cherry blossoms

You can see in here almost all of view points in Kyoto. And ask host about detail of location.
And also there is a beautiful book which you can reffer it.
https://www.insidekyoto.com/best-place-to-see-cherry-blossoms-in-kyoto

Kyoto cherry blossom points where it's not so crowded.
It is hard to find the points where it is not so crowded at cherry blossom season. So search in webs and wrote below where supposed to be not so crowded. But I am not sure.

Kyoto cherry blossom spots less peouple
https://www.travel.co.jp/guide/matome/115/

Biwa-lake canal and Keage to namzenji-temple and Chion-in
Biwa-lake canal is rather outside of Kyoto, therefore not so many peoples go there. And the area is written in "Adventurous Exploring in Kinki Area" in this blog. Chion-in is south-east of Keage.

[Yamashina area and Biwa-lake canal]
Yamashina is a basin between Kyoto and Biwa-lake and surrounded by mountains. Only south short portion of the basin is opened to South east of Kyoto area. Water from Biwa-lake run through more southern vallay. the river in the vally named Uji-river run into a big pond named Ogura-Ike at there, then frew in to Osaka area. But the pond was reclaimed before second war,  so now there is large rice field. Anyway, the water from Biwa-Lake could not be utilized in Kyoto Area. So Ichiro-Tanabe constructed a long canal through "Biwalake-side east mountain" and "Kyoto-side west mountain". The canal run through north mountain foot of Yamashina Basin. The canal flow through East muntain of Kyoto to Keage power station and then flow into Big Okazaki Dam. From Keage a branch of the canal runs to north along backyard of Nanzen-temple through Aqua-duct made by bricks as Aqua-duct of Roma. From Okazaki dam the main canal flow to south and flow into Uji-river.
From JR yamashina station which is 1 station east from Kyoto station, go north then meat with the canal. then go right along the canal. At the last tunnel, left side is a road go to Keage-station and go right ,up to mountain arrive to mountain pass named Shinadokoro, then down to west, arrive to Nanzen-temple. From the mountain-pass, go to north to Daimonji-mountain then down to Ginkakuji, and from the mountain-pass go to south to Keage water power station.
http://www.psy.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/sosui-e.html
https://en.biwako-visitors.jp/spot/detail/53
https://www.okeihan.net/recommend/mizunomichi/biwakososui/01/

半木の道　（Nakaragi path） along Kamo-river to Kyoto botanic girden.
this is long distance area, so feel not so crowded.
https://2ponderful.com/2017/03/14/nakaragi-no-michi-the-pink-weeping-cherry-path/

Nishijin area (Suika tenjin, Myoren temple, Uho-in, Honryu-temple and Syakado) is not so famous.
西陣　京都で一番小さな桜の名所「水火天満宮」、日蓮が入滅したときに開花した桜「妙蓮寺」、西陣の隠れた花の寺「雨宝院」、松と本堂と桜のコントラストが美しい「本隆寺」、桜のカーテン「千本釈迦堂」。
https://sites.google.com/a/transwordtgm.com/https-sites-google-com-a-transwordtgm-com-sites/tgm-international/tgm-kyoto-guide/kamigyo-ku-area/hokyoji-temple?tmpl=%2Fsystem%2Fapp%2Ftemplates%2Fprint%2F&showPrintDialog=1


Kyoto animal zoo is not famous for cherry blossoms but beautiful.
https://www5.city.kyoto.jp/zoo/lang/en/

Fushimi  castle and cyu-syo-jima are not so famous but beautiful
http://www.kyotoguide.com/ver2/walking/walking-fushimi-.htm
https://www.japanvisitor.com/japan-city-guides/japanese-castles/fushimi-castle

Nara nishi-no-kyo area such as Tousyoudaiji temple and yakushi-temple are rather far from other view points. Also Houryuji temple is far from other view points.
https://www.visitnara.jp/destinations/area/nishinokyo/
https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e4104.html