Embark on a journey through Fushimi Inari Shrine, where a vibrant red tunnel of thousands of Torii gates awaits. If time permits, you'll also visit Sanjusangendo, Japan's longest wooden building, housing 1,001 golden Guanyin statues.

Next, you'll venture to Uji, the "Tea Capital of Japan," with its heritage sites and tea culture. Cross the iconic Uji Bridge, visit the Ujigami Shrine, and marvel at Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall. Uji Park offers seasonal beauty, and the city is a haven for tea lovers and craft enthusiasts.

Your day concludes with a return to Kyoto. If time allows, explore Nishiki Market for its array of traditional foods and gifts. Alternatively, wander through the timeless streets of Sannenzake and Ninenzake, leading to the enchanting Gion District, where you can immerse yourself in Japanese culture until evening.

Experience the red Torii maze in the light and shadow
Admire more than 1000 statue in the longest wooden building
Pray to the God of Tea for luck in Ujigami Shrine
Explore the ancient history in Byodoin Temple
Enjoy the best tea snack in Uji city street

Important to know

Extra fees to be paid on-site:

Fushimi Inari Taisha: Free
Sanjusangendo: 600 JPY/person
Ujigami Shrine: Free
Uji Park: Free
Byodo-In Temple: 700 JPY/person

Know in advance:

Please note that the booking price for vehicle type is Van (for 1-6 people group) and mini Bus (for 7-9 people group)

This tour involves walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes
Please keep your valuables safe with you during the trip. The tour operation will not be responsible if there is any loss, theft or damage
Please abide by local Japanese laws and regulations to avoid violating the law and affecting your own rights and interests
The driver can communicate in basic English during the experience but professional in-time translation software can be used for other languages if needed

Remember to bring: