Immerse yourself in the autumn night of Kyoto, the ancient Japanese capital.
Marvel at the historical charm of iconic landmarks such as Kitano Tenmangu
Shrine and Shozan Resort Kyoto.

• Go to Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, a famous spot for red foliage, and enjoy the nighttime illuminations of red leaves

  
  

• Enjoy Kaiseki-style Kyoto cuisine for dinner, watch a maiko performance, and take a commemorative photo

  
  
• After dining, stroll through Shozan Resort's Japanese garden to enjoy the night maples
• The car is equipped with a trilingual (English/Chinese/Korean) audio guide throughout the journey
  
  *In case of vehicle inspection or maintenance, there may be a vehicle replacement

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— What You Can Expect —

• Kitano Tenmangu Shrine
  
  Kitano Tenmangu Shrine in Kyoto, dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, offers a
  serene retreat steeped in history and cultural significance. Surrounded by
  lush gardens and centuries-old structures, the shrine transforms during
  autumn, with vibrant red maple leaves adorning its grounds. As night falls,
  the shrine takes on an enchanting aura, inviting visitors to take a peaceful
  stroll illuminated by strategically placed lights, enhancing the beauty of the
  seasonal foliage.

  
  

• Shozan Resort Kyoto
  
  Nestled at the base of Mount Takagamine, Shozan Resort Kyoto beckons with its
  captivating blend of extensive Japanese gardens, traditional architecture, and
  a range of amenities, including a wedding chapel, swimming pool, and five
  restaurants. Established in 1951 by Masao Matsuyama, founder of the renowned
  kimono company 'Shozan,' the resort occupies an estate once owned by the
  eminent Edo Period artist Honami Koetsu. Explore the Japanese-style garden
  adorned with famous trees such as plum, cherry, azalea, and maple,
  harmoniously paired with Kishu stones from Wakayama. Specially designated
  flora like Kitayama cedar trees, red plums, and white plums fill the air with
  fragrance year-round, making Shozan Resort Kyoto a tranquil haven where nature
  and history seamlessly converge

  
  

• Maiko Dance Performance
  
  A Maiko, an apprentice Japanese geisha typically aged 14 to 20, specializes in
  Japanese dance at banquets, accompanied by music and other performances. Their
  training covers culture, etiquette, language, decoration, poetry, music, and
  more. Every action reflects strict requirements, embodying grace and poise.
  During your visit, a Maiko will perform live at the banquet hall, providing a
  unique and captivating experience. Don't forget your camera to capture these
  wonderful moments!

  
  

• Kyoto-style Kaiseki
  
  Kaiseki is a traditional Japanese multi-course meal that reflects the
  seasonality of ingredients and emphasizes artful presentation. Shozan offers
  Kyoto-style kaiseiki cuisine, a local delicacy thoughtfully crafted with
  locally sourced ingredients from Kyoto. This culinary experience embodies
  Kyoto's light, elegant, and noble style, providing a rich and delightful
  dining experience that celebrates the essence of the region.