Kyoto

The itinerary was well-planned, the scenery was beautiful, and the driver was very professional. Highly recommended.

There was no need to purchase a ticket, and boarding was very easy. Prepayment made the process very smooth. The majority of the passengers were inbound tourists, mostly of Asian descent. There were a huge number of seagulls, and since they were being fed, seagulls were constantly flying around the boat during the cruise, creating a slightly unusual atmosphere.

Highly recommended for families traveling with children! Changing flight times is extremely convenient, eliminating worries about flight delays and saving a lot of queuing time. When entering the station, you can scan your child's barcode first to let them pass, then scan the barcodes of accompanying family members, and finally swipe your card to enter. The whole process is smooth and convenient! Exiting the station follows the same process. Just make sure your internet connection is working after you get off the plane, otherwise you won't be able to scan your card to enter the station!

It's a pity the weather was bad and we couldn't take the boat, but the little train and the horseback riding trails were beautiful. Our guide, Kelly, was friendly and gave detailed explanations. 👍👍👍

The Eizan Electric Railway one-day pass can be easily exchanged at Demachiyanagi Station, allowing unlimited rides on the same day. This time I visited Miyake Hachiman Shrine, Kurama Shrine, and Kifune Shrine. Although it wasn't autumn foliage season, the scenery along the way was still beautiful!

When traveling with family, simply show the document to board the bus; it's simple, practical, and inexpensive.

It was even more enjoyable than I imagined! The spaces, utilizing mirrors, light, and video, continued one after another, making you feel like you were immersed in a different world just by walking around. I was particularly impressed by the exhibits that made the space appear to stretch on endlessly using mirrors, the works where flowers spread across the entire area, and the spaces that shone like jewels. The scenery changes depending on where and from which you view it, so taking photos is also fun. In person, the scale and immersion are even greater than what you see in photos or videos. Adults can thoroughly enjoy it, and there are many places where you can take photos together, making it a great memory of our Kyoto trip. However, some of the popular exhibits were crowded, making it difficult to take photos at your leisure. Even with that in mind, it was a place I was glad I went to. It offers a completely different experience from visiting Kyoto's temples and shrines, so I recommend including it in your travel itinerary.