• Explore the majestic Nijo Castle and experience the Edo Shogunate style.
• The golden brilliance of Kinkakuji Temple is intoxicating with cultural treasures.
• Walk through the quiet bamboo forest of Arashiyama and enjoy a leisurely lunch in Arashiyama.
• Explore the mystery of Fushimi Inari and pray for the fulfillment of your wishes at the Thousand Torii Gates.

Hello, dear friends! Let's explore Kyoto, a city full of historical charm and natural scenery. From ancient castles to magnificent temples, to picturesque Arashiyama and mysterious shrines. Let's indulge in wonderful time together First stop: Nijo Castle This ancient castle in Kyoto was built in 1603 by Tokugawa Ieyasu and is an important symbol of the Edo Shogunate. The castle wall is about 500 meters long from east to west and about 400 meters long from north to south. There is a moat outside and the interior architecture is exquisite. Especially the Ninomaru Palace, the floor of its corridor will make a sound like a yellow warbler when people walk, which is very strange. In addition, the garden design in Nijo Castle is also unique, making people feel like they are in a beautiful painting. Here, everyone can feel the strong atmosphere of Japanese history and culture. Second stop: Kinkakuji Temple Next, we will go to the world-famous Kinkakuji Temple. Built in 1379, Kinkakuji Temple is famous for its two-s