[Nara] Kiyomizu-dera Temple & Nara Park (with Deer Crackers) & Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine Thousand Torii Gates Day Trip | Departure from Osaka/Kyoto

• You can choose to pick up from your hotel or meet at the meeting point
• Stay at Kiyomizu Temple for 150 minutes! Put on a kimono and stroll along Ninnenzaka, Shiping Alley, Gion, Hanami-koji, and Yasaka Shrine
• Visit Fushimi Inari Taisha! One of the most beloved shrines in Kyoto, it enshrines the god Inari
• A two-hour tour of Nara Park, where you can meet more than 1
• 000 free-roaming deer

## 【Kiyomizu-dera Temple】 Founded in 778, Kiyomizu-dera Temple is famous for its matchmaking and is the oldest temple in Kyoto. Known as "Kiyomizu no Kannon," it has been continuously visited by common people since the Heian period. The main hall (National Treasure) is a stage-style structure extending forward and built on a cliff, with cherry blossoms and fresh greenery in spring, autumn leaves in fall, and different seasonal beauties as its backdrop. Within the temple grounds are 15 important cultural properties, including the inner sanctuary, Amida Hall, and a three-storied pagoda. Kiyomizu Stage Admission (own expense): Adults: 400 yen, Junior/Senior High School Students: 300 yen ## 【Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine】 One of the most beloved shrines by the people of Kyoto, it enshrines Inari Okami (OINARISANN). Since ancient times, it has been mainly in charge of rich harvests and business prosperity. Every year, millions of people visit during the first three days of the New Year for Hatsumode. It is very fam