• Miho Museum - Nestled in the Shiga mountains near Kyoto, the MIHO Museum is a celebrated art museum crafted by architect I. M. Pei. It showcases an eclectic collection of ancient and classical art from Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. The museum is acclaimed for its breathtaking architecture, which harmonizes modern design with the natural environment, and its picturesque entrance via a tunnel and suspension bridge.
• Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine - The former Chikurin-in Temple was once a part of a historic Buddhist complex on Mount Hiei, renowned for its serene setting and ties to the Tendai sect. Although it no longer serves as a temple, the site embodies the area’s rich spiritual legacy and provides a tranquil atmosphere amidst nature.
• Hiyoshi Taisha - Hieizan Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine is a significant Shinto shrine situated at the foot of Mount Hiei in Shiga. It serves as the principal shrine for over 3,800 Hiyoshi, Hie, and Sanno shrines throughout Japan and is celebrated for its sacred forest location, traditional architecture, and its role in safeguarding Mount Hiei’s temples and monks.
• Matcha and Wagashi Walking Tour in Shinjuku - A matcha and wagashi set in the garden offers a traditional Japanese tea experience where freshly whisked green tea is paired with seasonal Japanese sweets. Enjoyed in a serene garden setting, it provides a soothing atmosphere that emphasizes harmony with nature, simplicity, and the elegance of Japanese culture.
• Lake Biwa - The Lake Biwa Floating Torii Gate, part of Shirahige Shrine in Shiga, is a striking red gate that seems to float on the waters of Japan’s largest lake. It is one of the oldest lakeside torii gates in Japan and is regarded as a symbol of peace, protection, and the spiritual link between land and water.
• Floating torii gate - A Floating Torii Gate is a traditional Japanese shrine gate constructed in water, appearing to float on lakes or the sea during high tide. It represents the boundary between the sacred and the physical world and is commonly associated with Shinto shrines.

• Round-trip transfers to and from the meet up location

• Tea and coffee

Experience the allure of Shiga on a full-day excursion from Osaka or Kyoto. Start your adventure at Lake Biwa, Japan’s largest picturesque lake, celebrated for its tranquil waters and stunning vistas. Visit Shirahige Shrine, where the torii gate emerges from the lake, creating a spiritual icon. Proceed to MIHO Museum, an architectural marvel nestled in the mountains, harmoniously integrated with its natural surroundings. Discover Former Chikurin-in Temple and immerse yourself in the ambiance of Hieizan Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine, a historic site deeply rooted in Japanese spirituality. Throughout the journey, delight in traditional Japanese gardens and enjoy a soothing matcha and wagashi experience. This tour seamlessly blends nature, culture, history, and spiritual beauty—making it an essential experience for travelers in search of an authentic and unforgettable Japanese adventure.

• Total tour duration includes in transportation time
• Due to the long journey, the actual arrival time is greatly affected by traffic and weather conditions. Please do not book any activities after the day’s itinerary, as the operator will not be liable for any losses caused by delays.
• In the event of inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances, the park may adjust the operating hours of attractions or show times, or even cancel the operation and performance of some attractions and shows without prior notice. We appreciate your understanding.
• The transportation, tour duration, and stopover times during the itinerary are subject to actual conditions on the day. In the event of special circumstances (such as traffic jams or weather conditions), the tour guide may, with the consent of the guests and without reducing the number of attractions in the itinerary, reasonably adjust the order of the tour based on the actual situation.

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