• Departing from Kyoto Station, you can visit five famous places in one day, and the rich itinerary will leave you wanting more.
• Enjoy cherry blossoms in spring and red leaves in autumn, an in-depth trip with breathtaking scenery
• Eat Uji bento on the Uji River and feel the flavor of Uji on your tongue
• Take a tour with a Japanese tour guide and experience first-hand the courtesy and kindness of Japanese service

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- Attraction Introduction -

• Kenshuji Temple (Visit only in spring)

Kenshu-ji Temple is located in the Yamashina area of ​​Kyoto and has close
ties with the Imperial Family. The approach to the temple gate is lined with
white walls and cherry trees, making it a great place to enjoy cherry blossoms
in spring and new leaves in summer.

• Daigo-ji Temple's Sanbo-in Inner Hall is a renowned cherry blossom viewing spot personally chosen by Toyotomi Hideyoshi! Located on Mount Daigo in Kyoto, Daigo-ji Temple is a World Heritage Site, with many of its buildings and art collections designated as National Treasures of Japan. The "Daigo no Hanami" (Cherry Blossom Viewing) held by Toyotomi Hideyoshi at the foot of Mount Daigo-ji's Sanbo-in Inner Hall in 1664 (Keicho 3) cemented Daigo-ji's historical reputation as a famous cherry blossom viewing spot.

  
  

• Byodoin Temple, a national treasure featured on the Japanese 10-yen coin! The Phoenix Hall of Byodoin Temple was built in the late Heian period by Fujiwara no Yorimichi, who served as Kanpaku (regent). It is the only remaining precious building from that era, and the only one of its kind in all of Japan. Its most distinctive feature is that it is built on an island in a pond, symbolizing the Pure Land floating on water. The vermilion carved beams and painted pillars are reflected in the pond, making the symmetrical structure appear even more magnificent and noble.

  
  

• Toji

  
  

Located in Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto City, this temple is also known as Kyōō-
gokoku-ji. It is the head temple of the Tō-ji Shingon sect. Founded in 794, it
is a national temple built after Emperor Kanmu moved the capital to Heian-kyo
(Kyoto). It is the only remaining structure of Heian-kyo and was listed as a
World Heritage Site in 1994 as part of the "Cultural Properties of Ancient
Kyoto." The five-story pagoda within its grounds is the tallest five-story
pagoda in Japan. Every autumn, the temple grounds offer a continuous stream of
autumn foliage viewing tours, attracting numerous tourists from home and
abroad. This tour allows you to skip the queues and enter directly, making it
convenient and easy.

• Mimuroto-ji Temple (not recommended for spring visits)

There's more to it than just hydrangeas! Sanmuroto-ji Temple is a famous
flower temple in Kyoto, with its 5,000-square-meter garden blooming with
flowers all year round. Besides cherry blossoms in spring, there are azaleas
in April and May, hydrangeas in June, lotus flowers in summer, and autumn
leaves. Beautiful scenery abounds throughout the year.