• Nara Park - Nara Park is a must-visit destination in Nara City and is among the oldest parks in Japan. Spanning 660 hectares, it is famous for its free-roaming deer and renowned temples. These gentle creatures are considered sacred messengers of the Shinto gods and wander freely in Nara. Over time, these charming deer have learned to bow to visitors as a gesture for a treat.

For over 1,300 years, humans and deer have coexisted harmoniously in Nara. Today, they are protected as Natural Monuments and are revered as holy animals in Nara.

• Senbon Torii - Among the approximately 30,000 Inari shrines in Japan, Fushimi Inari Taisha is the head shrine dedicated to worshiping the Shinto god of rice, Inari. The shrine is famous for Senbon Torii, thousands of vermilion red torii gates that form a breathtaking and immersive tunnel-like path up the sacred Mount Inari.

Since its founding in 711 AD, people have gathered here to pray for abundant harvests, business success, the safety of their homes and families, and the fulfillment of all other wishes.

• Arashiyama - Situated in the western part of Kyoto, Arashiyama is a popular tourist spot celebrated for its natural beauty, historic sites, and scenic attractions. This area has been a favored destination since the Heian Period (794-1185) when nobles would visit to enjoy its picturesque landscapes.
• Arashiyama Bamboo Grove - The bamboo forests of Arashiyama are a must-see when visiting Kyoto, serving as a symbol of the city. This stunning and serene natural attraction is known for its towering bamboo stalks and tranquil ambiance.

Strolling along the peaceful paths surrounded by lush greenery will help ease your mind. You can truly feel time slow down as you take in the beauty of nature. The groves are especially captivating when a gentle breeze causes the tall bamboo stalks to sway gracefully.

• Nonomiya Shrine - Nonomiya Shrine is a Shinto shrine in the Arashiyama district on the west side of Kyoto. Unlike most shrines that feature iconic vermilion torii gates, Nonomiya Shrine has a distinctive black torii gate known as a kuroki torii. Despite its small size, the shrine has a long history, founded in antiquity as a purification shrine for imperial princesses appointed as priestesses for Ise Shrine.

Nonomiya Shrine is known for assisting and interceding on behalf of women, and many visitors are women seeking love or wishing for children and a safe childbirth. Many of the omamori available at the shrine reflect the theme of women’s happiness, and a variety of amulets can be found at the shrine office.

• Arashiyama Kimono Forest - The Kimono Forest is a unique textile art installation consisting of 600 clear acrylic cylinders, each standing 2 meters tall. These pillars are adorned with vibrant kimono fabrics featuring a range of designs, from elegant floral patterns to geometric shapes and traditional Japanese symbols. The installation showcases 32 traditional Kyo-yuzen designs.

The Kimono Forest is a must-see attraction that offers a unique and enchanting perspective on traditional Japanese textiles and craftsmanship.

• Togetsukyo Bridge - The Togetsukyo Bridge is the most iconic landmark in Arashiyama. Originally built during the Heian Period (794-1185), it was reconstructed most recently in the 1930s. This famous bridge spans the Katsura River and offers picturesque views of the surrounding mountains and riverscape.
• Arashiyama Rilakkuma Tea House - “Rilakkuma” means “Bear in a relaxed mood.” Rilakkuma is a character that is impossible to dislike.

It’s a delightful place to explore, and the Rilakkuma cafe & shop blend in beautifully. Visitors are drawn into Rilakkuma’s world, where they embrace a lazy and relaxed lifestyle while enjoying everything Rilakkuma offers.

The first floor features a variety of exclusive Rilakkuma items that can only be found in Japan. The second floor is a café offering lunch, drinks, and snacks, accompanied by the adorable Rilakkuma character. There are also Rilakkuma plushies on the tables for photo opportunities.

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Embark on a timeless journey through Kyoto and Nara, where tradition seamlessly merges with modernity.

In Nara Park, meet the charming free-roaming deer that bow gracefully in hopes of receiving a treat. Discover the stunning torii gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine, and explore the Arashiyama area, featuring the tranquil Bamboo Forest, Nonomiya Shrine, the iconic Togetsukyo Bridge, Arashiyama Rilakkuma Tea House, and the exquisite Kimono Forest.

Departing from Osaka, enjoy a magical blend of nature and history with the guidance of our friendly and professional guide.

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