[Kyoto] Kyoto Chokenji Temple and Sake Museum Half-Day Guided Tour

• Kyoto Fushimi Sakura Tunnel Rafting & Super Popular Ten-Stone Boat
• 250-year-old Kyoto Ryōtei Mini Kaiseki & Japanese Garden Machiya Leisure Dining
• Chokenji Temple, Gekkeikan Okura Memorial Hall, Fushimi Showa Ancient Street Stroll

Fushimi Canal Cruising & 250-Year-Old Kyoto Ryotei Mini Kaiseki (Established in 1764) & Leisurely Dining in a Traditional Townhouse with a Several-Thousand-Square-Meter Japanese Garden & TOWN WALK in a Port Town Founded by Toyotomi Hideyoshi & Natural River Scenery, Strolling Through a Showa-Era Shopping Street, Exploring Japanese Sake Breweries, and Walking in the Footsteps of Sakamoto Ryoma's Fushimi Battle. Fushimi has a long history as a port town. Toyotomi Hideyoshi laid its foundations, supporting the magnificent city of Kyoto while also giving it a unique character different from the ancient capital. In addition to the interwoven rivers and natural scenery, famous springs and sake breweries, the thousand-year-old trading hub has also created seven traditional shopping streets, each with its own charm. On January 24, 1866, around 3:00 AM, Sakamoto Ryoma, who was staying at Teradaya Inn, was attacked by officials of the Fushimi Magistrate's Office of the shogunate, further adding to Fushimi's legendary