Kyoto Night Tour: Arashiyama, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Sannenzaka, and Hanami-koji (Includes Limited-Time Kuroge Wagyu "Kobe Beef" Dinner) | Depart from Namba, Osaka

Togetsukyo Bridge, located in the Arashiyama district of Kyoto, is a wooden bridge spanning the Katsura River and one of Arashiyama's iconic landmarks. In spring, the surrounding cherry blossoms create a dreamlike scene, attracting numerous tourists. In autumn, the maple leaves paint the mountains red, forming one of Kyoto's most famous autumn foliage landscapes together with the ancient bridge. Nearby attractions include the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, Tenryu-ji Temple, and Monkey Park. It serves as a starting point or stopover for exploring Arashiyama. Whether bathed in morning mist, afternoon sunlight, or the city lights at night, Togetsukyo Bridge showcases Arashiyama's natural and cultural charm in different ways, making it an unmissable attraction when visiting Kyoto!

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Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, located in southern Kyoto, is Japan's most famous Inari shrine and the head shrine of approximately 30,000 Inari shrines nationwide. Enshrining Inari (the god of harvests and commercial prosperity), it attracts countless worshippers and tourists, and is considered one of Kyoto's must-see attractions. The Senbon Torii (thousands of torii gates) is the most iconic feature of Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, consisting of thousands of bright red torii gates that wind their way up the mountain path to the summit of Inari Mountain. With its magnificent architecture and unique cultural symbolism, Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine blends nature, faith, and art, making it one of Kyoto's iconic landmarks and an unmissable destination when exploring Japanese culture!

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For the first time, bus tours in Japan are featuring Kobe beef shabu-shabu. Kobe beef is the highest grade of Tajima beef, A5, hence its name. So, how can bus tours offer Kobe beef at such an affordable price? Besides securing advantageous purchase prices through bulk buying, selling Kobe beef requires membership in the "Kobe Beef Promotion Council." Our company is an official member of the council and has obtained the qualification to sell Kobe beef. Currently, we are the only travel agency that has joined the Kobe Beef Association. Without membership, it is impossible to purchase or sell Kobe beef! Therefore, you can enjoy this delicious food with complete peace of mind.

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The night view of Sannenzaka (Kiyomizu-zaka) and Yasaka Pagoda (the five-story pagoda of Hōkan-ji Temple) in Kyoto is one of the most iconic sights in the city. Yasaka Pagoda, the five-story pagoda of Hōkan-ji Temple, is one of Kyoto's oldest pagodas, built in ancient times. Illuminated by lights at night, the pagoda's golden surface gleams, showcasing a solemn and elegant Japanese beauty. The wooden townhouses lining the streets retain their Edo-period appearance, exuding a rustic and rich historical atmosphere. Warm lanterns illuminate the streets at night, creating a cozy and tranquil ambiance. Under the soft glow of the lights, the stone pavement shimmers, echoing the pagoda's reflection and creating a dreamlike scene. While Sannenzaka is bustling with tourists during the day, the tranquility of the night allows one to truly immerse themselves in Kyoto's history and culture, feeling as if time has stood still. The serenity and elegance of Kyoto's ancient capital at night, offering a place to find peace and inspiration, is one of Kyoto's unforgettable charms.

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