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[Gold-Guide] One-day tour of Nara from Kyoto! A tour that takes you to Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Deer Park, Todaiji Temple, and the very popular Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto!
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We would like to introduce Gold-Guide's recommended Highlight Tour: 1-day Nara and Fushimi Tour: Ancient Capital Heritage, Sake Brewery, and Torii Gates.
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Required time
1 day (8 hours required)
Transportation
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On foot
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1-day Nara and Fushimi Tour: Ancient Capital Heritage, Sake Brewery, and Torii Gates
This tour is recommended for those who visit Nara and Kyoto's Fushimi area and are sure to be enchanted by the ancient wonders and tranquil beauty. The first place you visit after moving from Kyoto to Nara is Kasuga Taisha Shrine, which is enveloped in a sacred atmosphere, and the approach lined with stone lanterns will make you imagine what it was like in the past. Next, you will visit Deer Park, where many deer, now synonymous with Nara, live. Nara's deer are messengers of the gods and therefore perform well-behaved bows. After saying goodbye to the polite deer, you will next visit Todaiji Temple, where a huge Great Buddha is enshrined. Here you will learn about the Great Buddha. The trip ends in the town of Fushimi, where historic sake breweries line the streets. Old-fashioned scenery awaits you. The last place you visit is the photogenic world of Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. Everyone has seen countless red torii gates at least once. Take your favorite photos to end the tour.
Meeting point: Meet your guide-interpreter at your accommodation in Kyoto City.
After the meet, head to Kyoto Station by taxi or on foot.
After the meet, head to Kyoto Station by taxi or on foot.
Take the Kintetsu train from Kyoto Station to Nara Station.
After arriving at Nara Station, we took a taxi to our first destination, Kasuga Taisha Shrine.
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Kasuga Taisha Shrine
We walk to Nara Park.
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Nara Park
We walk to Todaiji Temple.
We walk to Todaiji Temple.
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Todaiji Temple
After the visit, we will have lunch on the way to Nara Station. (Lunch fee is not included. Please pay on site.)
If you have any requests, please ask your guide.
If you have any requests, please ask your guide.
Take the Kintetsu train from Nara to Fushimi.
After arriving at Nara Station, head to Fushimi.
We take a taxi to the sake brewery in Fushimi.
One of Japan's three major sake-producing regions. The area is home to about 20 sake breweries and is home to high-quality spring water, which is essential for sake brewing. There are rows of elegant buildings, a museum converted from a sake brewery called the Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum, and many restaurants where you can try Fushimi sake.
Take a taxi to Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine.
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Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine
Disband: The tour ends upon arrival at your accommodation in Kyoto.
The tour can end at a location other than the hotel. If you have plans after the tour, please consult with your guide.
The tour can end at a location other than the hotel. If you have plans after the tour, please consult with your guide.
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