• Kyoto Taishakuten - Kyoto Taishakuten is a stunning temple situated in the hills on the outskirts of Kyoto City. As visitors ascend the mountain path, they strike 108 bells one by one, offering prayers with each chime. Before reaching the main hall, they pass through the “Wisdom Ring” to purify their mind and body before paying their respects. At the summit, ringing the large bell sends its deep resonance echoing through the mountains, cleansing the soul. By the time they descend the mountain, they will feel like a renewed version of themselves.
• Nantan City Yagi Monkan Petting Park - At the old folk house restaurant “Kaeru no Oyado,” guests can enjoy homemade Japanese cuisine made with local ingredients. This traditional house has been beautifully renovated into a fusion-style restaurant, where the chef skillfully combines Japanese and Western flavors to offer delicious and affordable dishes. Vegan and vegetarian options are also available. Guests can relax and unwind in a cozy tatami room.
• Sonobe Park - At the “Yatsuhashi Honpo” Shinkōetsu Village store, a factory specializing in traditional Japanese sweets, visitors can experience making wagashi or purchase them as souvenirs.

Depending on their preference, they can choose between:

1. A hands-on wagashi-making experience
2. Shopping at a roadside station (“Michi-no-Eki”)

Both options offer exclusive products made with locally sourced ingredients that can only be found here.

• Lunch
• Bicycle use

• Personal Expenses

Explore the charming countryside surrounding Kyoto City. The guide, a local expert born and raised in the city, possesses extensive knowledge of the area. Visit the unique “Kyoto Taishakuten Temple,” renowned for its 108 bells. Experience purification by passing through the large ring. Delight in a delicious local lunch at a traditional restaurant. Conclude your visit with shopping at the Michino-eki store. We eagerly anticipate your visit.

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