Departure:09:50 Address: Kyoto-HachijoguchiBus LoadingArea, HigashikujoNishisannocho, Minami Ward, Kyoto, 601-8003 Japan. The tour guide will be holding a “GOGODAY” flag for easy identification. Please arrive at the meeting point at least 10 minutes before departure

Visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple, founded in 778 and recognized as a National Treasure of Japan, and spend approximately 60 minutes exploring this iconic Kyoto landmark. Famous for its wooden stage overlooking the city, the temple is also a popular place to pray for love, matchmaking, and good fortune. Admission is at the guest’s own expense (Adults: 400 yen; junior high and elementary school students: 200 yen). Walking time within the temple grounds is approximately 10 minutes, and sightseeing may be adjusted due to weather conditions or crowd levels.

Stroll through Sannenzaka, a beautifully preserved historic slope near Kiyomizu-dera, and spend approximately 15 minutes exploring this charming area. The street is lined with traditional wooden houses, souvenir shops, and local snack stalls, offering a glimpse into old Kyoto. Walking time from nearby attractions is about 5–10 minutes, and time spent here may vary depending on crowd conditions and weather.

Walk along Ninenzaka, one of Kyoto’s most picturesque historic streets, and spend approximately 15 minutes enjoying its traditional atmosphere. Lined with preserved wooden townhouses, cafes, and souvenir shops, this gentle stone-paved slope is ideal for photos and short breaks. Walking time from Sannenzaka is about 5 minutes, and the visit duration may vary due to crowd levels or weather conditions.

Visit Yasaka Shrine, one of Kyoto’s most famous Shinto shrines, and spend approximately 20 minutes exploring its grounds. Located at the eastern end of Gion, the shrine is dedicated to health, safety, and good fortune, and is especially lively throughout the year. Walking time from Gion is about 5 minutes, and sightseeing time may vary depending on weather conditions and crowd levels.

Fushimi Inari Taisha is a famous Shinto shrine in Kyoto, celebrated for its striking “Thousand Torii Gates” that create a picturesque tunnel along the mountain trails. The shrine is dedicated to Inari, the deity of rice and prosperity, and is a popular spot for both locals and tourists seeking blessings for success and good fortune. Visitors can stroll through the vibrant red gates, explore smaller shrines along the path, and enjoy panoramic views of Kyoto from the hillside. It offers a unique cultural experience and is one of Japan’s most photographed landmarks.

Nara Park, is a famous for its freely roaming friendly deer, which are considered sacred in Japanese culture. Visitors can enjoy walking among the deer, feeding them special crackers sold in the park, and taking in the natural beauty and historic surroundings. The park also provides access to nearby attractions like Todai-ji Temple and Kasuga Taisha Shrine. A typical visit lasts about 1 to 1.5 hours, though some attractions within the park may need to be skipped due to capacity or weather conditions.

Visit Todai-ji Chumon, the impressive Central Gate of Todai-ji Temple, and spend approximately 15–20 minutes viewing this grand wooden structure and its guardian statues. The gate marks the formal entrance to the temple complex and offers a great photo opportunity, with views toward the Great Buddha Hall beyond. Located within Nara Park, walking time from nearby areas is about 5 minutes. Sightseeing time may vary depending on crowd levels and weather conditions.

(Return) 17:45–18:15 This tour does not pass through Kyoto on the return. Return time is an estimate and may vary due to traffic or weather. Please avoid scheduling activities after the tour. The operator is not responsible for delays.