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※The following itinerary is for reference only. The specific attractions, tour sequence and time may be changed according to the situation on the day.
※Sakura season is the peak season for travel in Japan. If there is a traffic jam, the travel time will be adjusted and the travel time of the day shall prevail. If the flowering situation on the day of travel is not as expected, the itinerary may be adjusted, subject to the notification from the tour guide on the day.
※Please note that the cherry blossom opening date is affected by local weather and cannot guarantee the most beautiful scenery. Please check the local weather and cherry blossom blooming conditions before placing an order. Please understand that if you request a refund/compensation due to poor blooming of the cherry blossoms or rain or other weather factors, we will not be able to accept it.
Cherry blossom viewing route: Depart from Osaka → Daigoji Temple → Mihide Museum of Art → Byodo-in Temple·Omotesando → Return to Osaka
ーReference modelー・5~8-seater car: Toyota Alphard;
・9~14-seater cars: Toyota HAICE equivalent;
・18~22-seater car: minibus;
・Vehicles with 22 seats or more: large buses;
(The above models are for reference only, the actual models will be adjusted according to the number of people traveling on the day.)
ーIntroduction to attractionsー(Please bear the ticket fees for attractions by yourself)
・Daigoji Temple: Daigoji Temple, a world heritage site located in Daigoyama, Kyoto, covers an area of 2 million square meters. It is divided into three areas: Kamidaigo, Shimodaigo and Sanhoin. More than 100 pagodas are distributed among them. Many of its buildings and art collections are listed as Japanese national treasures. As soon as spring arrives, about 700 weeping cherry trees, somei-yoshino cherry trees, mountain cherry trees, and double cherry trees bloom one after another. The cherry blossom viewing party held by Toyotomi Hideyoshi at the foot of Daigoji Sanhoin Mountain in the 3rd year of Keicho made Daigoji Temple famous in history as a famous place for cherry blossoms.
・Miho Art Museum: MIHO is a work completed by architect I.M. Pei and Japanese architects. It was built with inspiration from "Taoyuan Township". Walk through the promenade through the weeping cherry trees, pass through the tunnel and suspension bridge from the reception building, and then you can see the main building. The primrose trees planted around the museum decades ago are now integrated into the building.
※Mondays are closed. Recommended tour itinerary. Please bear your own expenses. Admission fee: 1,100 yen.
・Byodo-in Temple: a representative of the Heian period pond boat tour-style temple garden, a world cultural heritage. The representative building is the "Phoenix Hall", which houses the seated statue of "Amitabha Buddha", which has been listed as a national treasure. The image on the 10 yen coin currently in circulation is the Phoenix Hall, and the phoenix statue on the back of the 10,000 yen bill is also the phoenix on the roof of the Phoenix Hall.
・Omotesando: Located in front of Byodo-in Temple, it is a commercial street with a strong Japanese cultural atmosphere. There are many long-established Uji tea shops that have been in business since the Muromachi period on both sides of the road, and the entire street exudes the elegant fragrance of tea. There are many restaurants and coffee shops nearby, where you can leisurely enjoy a variety of tea dishes such as tea dumplings, tea desserts, tea soba noodles, and Kyoto-style home cooking.