The Golden Pavilion, a golden reliquary that represents the Pure Land in this world, shines with beautiful pure gold leaf, and is surrounded by the Koko Pond and a vast garden. It is a popular spot not only in Japan but also overseas, and is a place that many tourists visit throughout the year. It was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994.

Arashiyama is a popular scenic spot in Kyoto. The classic Togetsukyo Bridge is a symbol of Arashiyama, spanning the Katsuragawa River. You can enjoy the scenery of each season, and the changing seasons show a different face, with cherry blossoms, fresh greenery, autumn leaves, and snow. It is a spot that makes you feel the atmosphere and is good for photos. There are also places nearby that give you a taste of Kyoto, such as the world heritage site Tenryu-ji Temple（If you wish to enter, please pay 500 yen on the spot.）, which is famous for its beautiful gardens, and the Bamboo Grove Path, which is beautiful all year round. There are also lots of restaurants and shops, so you can enjoy the local cuisine.

The village of Kayabuki-no-Sato in Miyama, which evokes the traditional scenery of Japan, has 39 thatched-roof houses out of a total of 50 houses in the village, and you can enjoy a walk through the beautiful natural scenery of the traditional scenery of Japan. In 1993, it was selected as an important traditional building preservation district by the national government, in recognition of the high degree of preservation of the historical landscape, including the buildings constructed using traditional techniques.

Fushimi Inari Taisha is the head shrine of all Inari shrines in Japan, and it is a place where many people visit to pray for business prosperity, agricultural success, prosperity, and the safety of their families. The “thousand torii” - the many vermillion torii lining the approach to the main shrine - are popular even overseas, and the shrine is one of Japan's top tourist spots, bustling with visitors from both Japan and overseas.