Iwatayama monkey mountain has 50 years history, and many monkeys are feeded at the mountain plaza.
You can buy treats and give them to monkeys directly.
It will take 20 minutes to go up to the monkey plaza.
After that, please walk around the Bamboo Grove, which is about 8 Acre space, and you will heal your physical body and spirits.
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guide fee
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transportation fee (you & guide)
Admission fee: monkey park: J.yen550
Tenryu-ji Temple: J.Yen800
lunch(J.Yen1500)
dinner(J.Yen2500)
It is a little hard to go up to the monkey mountain plaza, and it will takes 20 minutes one-way.
Please put on walking shoes.
At the monkey plaza, please follow the instruction of monkey keeper, and please remember that you can give treats to monkeys directly, only staying in the house,covered
by steal-net. At other spots, you cannot do it.
In summer, you should better to carry some water bottles with you.
See the calendar for availability
Eric G.
7 Fantastic Districts along Kamo River on foot or by bike
“Biking the town was the way to go.”
We rented motorized bikes for our family of five. We went to several stops and had a great day.
Eric T.
(48 reviews)I am happy to have had the tour with your family. I welcome you next visit to Japan Eric Tanaka
“Great tour”
We enjoyed the tour with Eric. He knows the little things that you would never get and he was attentive to our questions and needs. 100% recommended!
Eric T.
(48 reviews)It it my pleasure that I have received your comments to my tour. I hope that You will enjoy more in Japan. I wish if you will contact with me. on your next tour to Japan. Regards Eric Tanaka
“Eric was great!”
We thoroughly enjoyed our day with Eric. He showed us some great highlights and was very friendly. Would definitely recommend!
Eric T.
(48 reviews)Hi Ms. Luke ! Thank you very much for your comments to the tour. I am happy with your comments that you enjoyed Uji and lunch with me. If possible, please come to Kyoto ,Osaka, Kobe and Nara. Meeting you again in Japan. Regards Eric Tanaka