Nara Park & Arashiyama & Fushimi Inari Shrine Senbon Torii Day Trip | Deer Cracker Feeding | Departing from Osaka or Kyoto

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Nara Park

This place is not only one of Japan's famous tourist attractions, but also the source of inspiration for classic scenes in Hayao Miyazaki's animations!

Nara Park, located in Nara City, covers an area of approximately 6.13 square kilometers and is a paradise for many tourists and photographers. Here, you can get up close and personal with adorable deer and experience their leisurely lives. The most famous inhabitants of Nara Park are the sika deer, who roam freely in the park, sometimes leaping, sometimes frolicking, bringing endless joy to visitors. Moreover, sika deer hold a special place in Japanese culture, considered a national treasure.

【Kofukuji Temple】

Kofuku-ji Temple in Nara originated from Yamashina-ji Temple, which was built in 669. It was renamed after the capital was moved to its current location in 710. Due to its connection with the emperor and the Fujiwara clan, it became one of the four great temples of the Nara period. This temple has stood for over a thousand years; its central building, the Golden Hall, has been destroyed by fire six times. The most magnificent building currently visible was rebuilt in 2018. The four unassuming five-story pagodas, three-story pagodas, the North Endo Hall, and the East Golden Hall are designated as National Treasures.

Fushimi Inari Shrine

One of Kyoto's most famous attractions, it is renowned for its endless rows of vermilion "Senbon Torii" (thousands of torii gates) and adorable fox motifs. Not only is it the head shrine of over 30,000 Inari shrines in Japan, but it is also a sacred place for praying for academic success, career advancement, health, and family well-being.

Arashiyama

This stunning area in western Kyoto is renowned for its distinct four seasons and rich historical heritage. Not only was it a filming location for "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," it's also a perfect place to experience Kyoto's "slow life."
Sagano Scenic Railway (optional, at your own expense): Departing from Saga Station, the train travels through the maple forest tunnel, and the retro carriages and the scenery outside the windows are absolutely stunning.
Bamboo Grove Path: Just a few minutes' walk from Kameoka Station, the final stop of the miniature train. Sunlight filters through the towering bamboo grove, casting dappled shadows, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a Miyazaki Hayao animation.