[Kyoto] Uji Byodo-in, Fushimi Inari Taisha, Katsuoji, & Minoh Falls Day Tour

• * Uji is the most famous tea town in Japan, with many long-established tea shops. It has a rich variety of teas, including "Sencha", "Bancha", "Genmaicha", "Hojicha", etc.
• * Walking in front of the tea shop, the aroma of freshly roasted tea hits your nose, which is intoxicating. There is also a wide variety of matcha desserts, including sundaes, puddings, soft serve ice cream, tea dumplings, etc., with a wide variety of choices!
• * There are many restaurants in Ujibashi-dori Shopping Street. You can choose your favorite restaurant for lunch according to your personal preferences. Tea soba noodles are especially recommended.
• * The Thousand Torii Gates at Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine are very popular on Instagram. Take a romantic photo with the dreamy vermilion torii gates! There are also many food stalls on both sides of the shrine. If you haven’t eaten enough in Uji, you can continue eating while walking here!
• * The Daruma Stamp Collection at Katsuoji Temple is a unique activity that can only be experienced her

Visit historic temples and natural wonders, and savor the aroma of Uji Matcha Embark on a sensory journey that combines history, faith, nature and food, starting from the cultural heritage of Uji, Kyoto, and extending to the quiet waterfalls in the mountains of Osaka, allowing every traveler to feel the charm of Japan's traditional and modern interweaving at a leisurely pace **Byodoin Phoenix Hall** The real 10-yen coin, an elegant symbol of the world's cultural heritage Built in 1052, Byodo-in Temple is a representative work of Japanese Fujiwara-era architecture. The garden design combines Pure Land philosophy with natural scenery, and the reflection of the Phoenix Hall on the lake adds to its solemnity and tranquility. The national treasure-level Buddha statues and phoenix sculptures collected in the museum are also treasures that Buddhist art lovers cannot miss. **Uji Matcha Dessert** Tour the old streets filled with the aroma of tea, a happy time for Uji taste buds The approach to Byodoin Temple is an o