Meeting Point

JR Kyoto station central exit

Sanzenin temple

Sanzenin is a temple of the Tendai sect of Japanese Buddhism and was founded by monk Saicho who introduced Tendai Buddhism to Japan in 804. The garden is particularly impressive during the autumn colors, which usually take place in mid November.

Shimogamo shrine

One of the oldest Shinto shrines in Japan, registered by UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The shrine complex is surrounded by the Tadasu no Mori forest that shelters visitors in a world of green.

Lunch

Near Shimogamo shrine, there are several restaurants.

Eikando temple

Eikando Temple is known as one of the most famous spots for viewing autumn leaves in Kyoto. Other attractions include the principal image of the temple, the "Looking Back Amida," and the Seven Mysteries of Eikando Temple.

Nanzenji temple Sanmon

From Sanmon( a huge mountain gate) of Nanzennji temple, you can enjoy beautiful panoramic view of Kyoto city.

Nanzenji Hojo (Main hall)

The highlights of Nanzenji Temple is the main bulding designated as national treasures, and breathtaking dry landscape Gardens. It was relocated from the former Imperial Palace, and is famous for its Kano school sliding screen paintings.

Acueduct Suirokaku

This acueduct Suirokaku in japanese has a unique, modern feel to it. It is called Suirokaku because of its imposing appearance that is reminiscent of the aqueducts of the Roman Empire.

Keage

Keage Incline was the longest incline railway in the world at the time it was built. The incline railway allowed a boat to ascend the height difference of approximately 36 meters without unloading its cargo. The boat was loaded onto a trolley, and carried by the same mechanical principle used for cable cars.

Ending Point

At your hotel