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- Service Introduction -
Pick-up and drop-off in the same area: 10 hours
Pick-up and drop-off service in other cities: 8 hours (other cities refer to areas outside Osaka/Kyoto).
- Driver's language: Chinese
- 5-seater vehicle (Toyota Prius, etc., model cannot be specified) Maximum passengers: 3 people + 2 pieces of luggage
- 7-seater vehicle (Nissan Serena/Toyota Alphard/Van, etc., model cannot be specified) Maximum passengers: 6 people + 4 pieces of luggage
- 10-seater vehicles (such as the Toyota Hiace) can carry a maximum of 9 people plus 10 pieces of luggage.
- The 14-seater Hiace (extended version) can accommodate a maximum of 11 people + 8 pieces of luggage or 13 people + 6 pieces of luggage.
- 18-seater vehicles (such as the Toyota Coaster) can accommodate a maximum of 18 people plus 18 pieces of luggage or 22 people (including 4 supplementary seats if there is no luggage).
The driver will arrive at the designated location before the agreed departure time. If the departure is delayed due to the passenger's personal reasons, the rental time will still be calculated from the originally agreed time. Please plan your travel time accordingly.
We generally meet at the foot of hotels or guesthouses in Osaka or Kyoto. You can also specify other locations as your departure or arrival point. If the pick-up or drop-off point is outside of Osaka or Kyoto, it will be considered a one-way pick-up and drop-off, which may incur additional charges. The actual amount will be confirmed by customer service.
07:00-21:00
The following are classic suggested routes for reference only.
[Osaka City] Osaka Castle Park (Tokukaku) → Tsutenkaku Tower → Namba-Yasaka → Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine (Sumiyoshi Park) → Shinsaibashi/Dotonbori
[Suburbs of Osaka] Katsuo-ji Temple → Minoo Waterfall → Tsurumi Green Space, Osaka Expo Memorial Park → Glico Sign in Dotonbori
[Kyoto City Area A] Nininizaka, Sanninizaka→Flower path→(Gion) Yasaka Shrine→Nanzenji→ Ginkaku-ji
[Kyoto City Area B] Kifune Shrine → Kiyomizu-dera Temple → Arashiyama → Togetsukyo Bridge
[Kyoto & Nara] Kiyomizudera → Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine → Nara Park → Mount Wakakusa
[Uji City] Mimuroto-ji Temple → Ujikami Shrine (Usagi Shrine → Uji Bridge/Uji River/Asagiri Bridge/Uji Omotesando → Byodoin Temple (Alternative: Seijutsu-in Temple (Furin-ji Temple)) Seijutsu-in Temple (Furin-ji Temple, June 1st - September 18th) hosts a wind chime festival.
[Kobe City] Kobe Port Tower → Kobe Animal Kingdom → Kitano Ijinkan (Yamamoto Street)
[Lake Biwa & Omi Hachiman & Shirasu Shrine] Lake Biwa→Shirasu Shrine (Omihachiman in the lake)→La Collina Omi Hachiman
[Wakayama & Koyasan] Koyasan → Suimoto Mountain Kongobuji Temple → Danjo Garan → Wakayama Castle
[Hozugawa/Arashiyama & Fushimi Jugokushu] Arashiyama Scenic Railway → Hozugawa River Rafting → Fushimi Jugokushu
【Amanohashidate】Amanohashidate → Ine Funaya → Ine Specialty Café → Beautiful Mountain Thatched Village
Osaka Castle is Osaka's most iconic historical landmark, built by the Sengoku period general Toyotomi Hideyoshi and a witness to the unification of Japan. The magnificent castle tower blends traditional architectural beauty with rich historical and cultural heritage, and the observation deck offers panoramic views of Osaka. Each season offers its own unique charm, with cherry blossoms in spring and vibrant autumn foliage, making it a popular tourist destination not to be missed when visiting Osaka.
Dotonbori is one of Osaka's most iconic tourist landmarks, renowned for its dazzling neon lights, bustling shopping districts, and abundant culinary delights. A stroll along the Dotonbori River offers views of iconic landmarks such as the famous Glico Runner sign and giant 3D billboards, allowing you to experience Osaka's unique energy and charm. It's a popular spot for local delicacies like takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers), making it a favorite for shopping, taking photos, and experiencing Osaka's nightlife.
If there's a train in Kyoto that leads to a fairytale world, it must be the Arashiyama Scenic Railway. Slowly traveling along the Hozu River valley, the breathtaking scenery of mountains and rivers and the vibrant colors of the four seasons unfolds outside the window, making you feel as if you're in a movie scene. Whether it's the romantic cherry blossoms, the verdant forests, or the stunning autumn foliage tunnels, you can't help but press the shutter again and again. It's a dreamlike experience that you absolutely shouldn't miss when traveling independently in Kyoto.
Step into Nara Park and interact up close with the adorable deer roaming freely, enjoying the most therapeutic travel experience amidst the ancient capital's charm and natural beauty.
If you could only choose one must-see attraction in Kyoto, it would undoubtedly be Fushimi Inari Shrine. Thousands upon thousands of bright red torii gates are built into the mountainside, forming a breathtaking tunnel of a thousand torii gates. Strolling through it, you'll feel the solemnity and tranquility of this ancient shrine; every step is filled with the surprises of discovery—a dreamlike experience you absolutely cannot miss when visiting Kyoto.
When you come to Kobe, you absolutely cannot miss the romantic and charming Kobe Port! By day, embrace the beautiful scenery where the sea and sky meet, and by night, immerse yourself in the dazzling sea of lights, one of Japan's three best night views, and experience the most captivating harbor atmosphere.
In autumn, Kiyomizu-dera Temple is draped in a magnificent crimson cloak, with the mountainsides ablaze with vibrant red maple leaves, creating a breathtakingly beautiful scene. Standing atop the famous Kiyomizu Stage, one can gaze upon the valleys blanketed in crimson waves of leaves, as if stepping into a stunning Japanese autumn painting. Every year, it attracts countless travelers eager to witness Kyoto's most enchanting and breathtaking autumn foliage.
If there's one place in Kyoto that can truly take your breath away at first glance, it has to be Kinkaku-ji). The golden pavilion stands serenely on the lakeside, its golden light blending seamlessly with the blue sky, green trees, and water to create a dreamlike, breathtaking scene. No matter how many times you've seen the photos, seeing it in person is still awe-inspiring; it's a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Kyoto.
Ine Boat Houses, hailed as "Japan's most beautiful floating village," boasts rows of traditional boat houses built along the coast, their reflections shimmering on the azure sea, creating a scene straight out of a Miyazaki Hayao animation. Escape the city's hustle and bustle and enjoy breathtaking views of the mountains and sea in this tranquil bay, experiencing the purest charm of a Japanese fishing village. Whether gazing out from a boat or strolling through the village, every angle is so beautiful you won't want to leave.
Take a ride on the Tango Maritime Railway and admire the stunning scenery where the train and the azure coast intertwine, experiencing a romantic journey as if you're speeding across the sea. The section near the Yura River Bridge is particularly breathtaking, where the train appears to be traveling on the water – a dreamlike sight for many railway enthusiasts and photographers.