[Kyoto] Kyoto Arashiyama & Hozugawa Rafting Day Tour (From Osaka/Kyoto)

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• * Sagano Sightseeing Train: Take a retro-style sightseeing train along the Hozu River through the Arashiyama area and enjoy the changing natural scenery of the four seasons
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• * Depart from Osaka or Kyoto, provide Chinese/Eng

This activity will take you on a nostalgic Sagano train to appreciate the four-season beauty of the Hozu River Valley, then transfer to a traditional wooden boat and go downstream under the oars of the boatman to deeply experience the beauty of Kyoto's mountains and rivers. Whether it is spring cherry blossoms, summer greens, autumn maples or winter snow, this trip can bring you both visual and spiritual enjoyment **Sagano Sightseeing Train: A nostalgic railway through the valley scenery** The Sagano Sightseeing Train (Arashiyama Train) is a sightseeing route that winds along the Hozu River Valley. It uses a retro-style carriage design and runs at a slow speed, allowing passengers enough time to enjoy the scenery along the way. The train departs from Saga Arashiyama Station and travels to Kameoka Station, passing through pristine forests, valleys, iron bridges and tunnels along the way, showing the most natural and pure side of Kyoto's suburbs **Rafting on the Hozu River: A dialogue between traditional wood