Known as the “Flower Temple” of Kyoto, Mimurotoji is celebrated for its stunning seasonal flowers, including hydrangeas, azaleas, and lotus blossoms. Even outside the blooming seasons, visitors can enjoy its beautiful temple grounds, traditional architecture, tranquil gardens, and over 1,200 years of history. Located in the peaceful hills of Uji, the temple offers a relaxing escape from the crowds and a chance to experience a quieter, more spiritual side of Kyoto’s cultural heritage. Admission to Mimurotoji Temple is not included in the tour price. Admission fees are paid separately on-site if guests choose to enter. Entrance fees are payable on the day (approximately ¥1,000 during flower festival seasons).

A quiet hidden temple with a calm and traditional atmosphere, ideal for travelers seeking a peaceful Kyoto experience away from heavy crowds. Admission to Eshin-in Temple is not included in the tour price. Admission fees are paid separately on-site if guests choose to enter. Entrance is usually free, but special exhibitions or seasonal events may require a small fee payable on the day.

A beautiful Zen temple famous for its scenic approach path and tranquil surroundings. Especially popular during autumn foliage season. Admission to Koshoji Temple is not included in the tour price. Admission fees are paid separately on-site if guests choose to enter. Entrance is usually free, but special seasonal visits may require a small fee payable on the day.

One of Japan’s oldest surviving Shinto shrines and a UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by nature and serenity. Admission to Ujigami Shrine is free. Any optional donations or special event fees are not included in the tour price. Admission fees are paid separately on-site if guests choose to enter.

Enjoy relaxing views of the Uji River and surrounding scenery while crossing this iconic bridge connecting Uji’s cultural landmarks.

Stroll through the traditional Uji Matcha Street near Byodoin Temple, famous for authentic Japanese tea culture, matcha sweets, and historic tea shops such as Nakamura Tokichi, Itoh Kyuemon, and Masuda Chaho. Guests can enjoy free time for shopping, local cuisine, and riverside views along the Uji River. The area is also home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Byodoin Temple, known for its beautiful gardens, reflective pond scenery, and the iconic Phoenix Hall featured on Japan’s 10-yen coin, making it one of the country’s most recognizable cultural landmarks. Byodoin Temple is typically open from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM (last admission 5:15 PM). Admission fees are not included in the tour price and are payable on the day if guests choose to enter (approximately ¥700 for adults). Guests are welcome to explore the temple grounds and surrounding area at their own pace.