• Yumemigaoka View Deck - From the bus journeying from Kyoto to Mount Hiei, one can enjoy a variety of landscapes, including views of Kyoto and Otsu from the mountain’s heights. Capture stunning photos and videos from this perspective!

• Enryakuji Temple Amida Do - The tour of the Enryaku-ji Buddhist Temple continues with its gate, East Pagoda, and the Buddha Amida Pavilion. The portal marks the boundary between the human and spirit worlds, offering a chance to “truly” enter these sacred spaces.

• Kaidanin - The Kaidan-in pavilion is notable for its immaculate and vibrant red facade. This dazzling red will enhance memories and photographs beautifully.

• Enryaku-ji Daikodo - The Enryaku-ji Auditorium serves as the study hall for Buddhist monks. Visitors can experience the scholarly atmosphere and then proceed to the large bell nearby. Ringing the bell is a hopeful gesture for wishes to come true.

• Hieizan Enryaku-ji Temple - Standing before the main hall, the Konpon Chudo, which is under renovation until 2026, offers a unique opportunity to witness the restoration of a traditional Japanese building. Nearby, the Hall for World Peace and the Monju-ro Gate await exploration.

• Guide and Guide Fees
• Transport for guide
• Entrance fees for guide
• Lunch fees for guide

• Transport Fees (less than 4,000 JPY/day/person)
• Enryakuji Entrance Fee (1,000 JPY/person)
• Lunch

Join the journey to explore Enryaku-ji Temple by foot and public transport.

This temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is situated on Mount Hiei, nestled between Kyoto and Otsu. Enjoy a delightful trip ahead! The visit focuses on the East Pagoda area, which includes the main pavilions of the complex, such as the Konpon Chudo, the historical and central hub of the site.

Surrounded by nature, visitors can rejuvenate and enjoy a refreshing breath of fresh air.

Your guide, an enthusiastic and certified expert in Japanese history, will lead you through this remarkable place, sharing insights into its historical significance.

This area, dating back to the late 8th century, played a crucial role during the Japanese Civil War (the era of the warring provinces from 1467 to 1615). It offers a unique chance to delve into Japanese history and Buddhism amidst the natural beauty of the mountains. Are you joining? We look forward to welcoming you!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.