• 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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- Attractions -

• General's Tomb Qinglong Hall
  
  The Blue Dragon Hall, built in 2014 at the top of Higashiyama Mountain in
  Kyoto, enshrines the national treasure, Ao Fudo. In addition, the large stage
  of Qinglongdian is 4.6 times the size of the stage of Kiyomizu Temple. From
  this large wooden stage or the observation deck, you can have a panoramic view
  of Kyoto city. After visiting the observatory, you can also enjoy the entire
  cherry blossoms and experience the quiet courtyard scenery.
  
  ＊2025/04/05 The Qinglong Hall will not be open to the public. Please note that
  the large stage and courtyard will be open to the public instead.

  
  

• Gion Maruyama Park is the oldest park in Kyoto, opened to the public in 1886. There are various Japanese hotels, tea shops, and roadside stalls lined up in the center of Gion, attracting tourists from all over the world. There are more than 800 cherry trees in the park, the most famous of which are the Gion weeping cherry trees in the center, which can be called the king of cherry trees.

  
  

• Kodai-ji Temple is located in Higashiyama District, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It was built for Toyotomi Hideyoshi's wife, Nene, with funding from Tokugawa Ieyasu after Hideyoshi's death and the collapse of the political power. The temple was also Nene's residence in his later years and her burial place after her death.

  
  

• Nanzen-ji Temple is the earliest Zen temple in Japan built at the request of the royal family. Therefore, it is ranked among the five mountains in Kyoto and is the highest Zen temple in Japan.
  
  ※Note: This tour only visits the abbot's courtyard of Nanchan Temple.

  
  

• Keage Incline The Keage Incline, located near Nanzenji Temple, is part of the Lake Biwa Canal Project and was originally built for transporting ships. The railway is 582 meters long, with a height difference of about 36 meters, and the entire railway forms a large slope. There are more than 90 cherry trees planted on both sides of the railway. During the cherry blossom season every year, the scenery of the "Old Railway Cherry Blossoms" is considered to be the best cherry blossom viewing scenery in Kyoto!