• Visit 5 popular cherry blossom viewing spots in one day from Kyoto Station
• The whole trip is led by a Japanese tour guide, saving time on planning transportation routes
• Enjoy the rich spring scenery by viewing a variety of cherry blossoms at your leisure

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- Attraction Introduction -

• General's Tomb Azure Dragon Hall
  
  Built in 2014 atop Higashiyama in Kyoto, the Seiryuden Hall houses the
  National Treasure, Seifudo. Furthermore, the Seiryuden Hall's main stage is
  4.6 times the size of Kiyomizu-dera Temple's stage, offering panoramic views
  of Kyoto from its wooden stage and observation deck. After visiting the
  observation deck, visitors can enjoy the cherry blossoms and the tranquil
  garden scenery.

  
  

• Gion Maruyama Park, Kyoto's oldest park, opened to the public in 1886. Located in the heart of Gion, it boasts a variety of Japanese restaurants, tea shops, and street stalls, attracting visitors from all over. The park is home to over 800 cherry trees, with the Gion weeping cherry trees in the center being the most famous and considered the king of cherry trees.

  
  

• Kodai-ji Temple is located in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It was built by Nene, the principal wife of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, after Toyotomi Hideyoshi's death and the collapse of his regime. With the support of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the temple was built for her deceased husband. It was also Nene's residence in her later years and her burial place after her death.

  
  

• Nanzen-ji Temple is the earliest Zen Buddhist temple in Japan built by imperial decree, and therefore ranks above the Kyoto Gozan (Five Great Zen Temples) as the highest Zen Buddhist temple in Japan.
  
  *Note: This tour only includes a visit to the abbot's courtyard of Nanzen-ji Temple.

  
  

• The Keage Inclined Railway, located near Nanzen-ji Temple, is part of the Lake Biwa drainage project and was originally built for transporting ships. The railway is 582 meters long with an elevation difference of approximately 36 meters, forming a steep incline. More than 90 cherry trees line both sides of the railway, and during the cherry blossom season, the "Old Railway Cherry Blossoms" create a breathtaking scene, considered one of the best cherry blossom viewing spots in Kyoto!