Japan Osaka + Kyoto + Nara + Uji City + Kobe + Miho Museum one-day tour

Recommended route: one-day tour of Osaka city; Osaka-Kyoto-Nara; Osaka-Kyoto Arashiyama; Osaka-Nara-Uji; Osaka-Kobe; Osaka – Miho Museum; [Kinkaku-ji Temple]Located in Kyoto, this famous Zen temple with a history of hundreds of years, this three-story pavilion covered with gold leaf is one of the most famous and recognizable of all Kyoto's historical buildings. The temple has been selected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. [Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine]Located in Kyoto, it was built in 711 and is the head shrine of Japan's Inari Shrine, where the god Inari is enshrined to bless good harvests and prosperous business. The road leading to Inariyama is lined with about 10,000 vermilion torii gates, which is spectacular. [Kiyomizu Temple]Kiyomizu-dera Temple is a world cultural heritage site and a popular tourist attraction in Kyoto. Built in 778, it is the oldest temple in Kyoto and a national treasure of Japan. From here you can overlook the entire city of Kyoto, with distinct views in each season, and beautiful scenery to enjoy all year round. [Nara Park]Nara Park is a vast park filled with friendly deer, temples set in unspoiled woods and lakes filled with turtles and carp. [Amanohashidate]Located on the northern coast of Kyoto, Amanohashidate is famous for being one of the three most beautiful sights in Japan. Due to the pushing of the earth's crust, a sandbar about 3.6 kilometers long was formed on the sea, with more than 8,000 pine trees on it. Amanohashidate means "bridge to heaven" because when you look down from the mountains on both sides of the sandbar, it looks like a passage connecting heaven and earth. [Ine Funaya]Ine is famous for its unique funaya, or boat houses. These wooden buildings are located right on the water and serve as both docks and homes for fishermen. Today, there are approximately 230 funaya houses, stretching along 5 kilometers of coastline. It is considered one of Japan's most scenic villages. [ArashiyamaLocated in the northwest of Kyoto, the area attracts many tourists with its world-famous bamboo forests and beautiful scenery that changes with the seasons. The area is dotted with temples, ancient imperial villas, and famous historical sites, many of which are national treasures or even recognized as world heritage sites. The entire area has been designated as a scenic spot. [Miho MuseumPei created an evocative and tranquil passage for the museum, inspired by the paradise described in the Peach Blossom Spring by the ancient Chinese poet Tao Yuanming. Visitors walk along a walkway surrounded by weeping cherry trees, through a tunnel, and across a suspension bridge to the museum. About 80% of the Miho Museum is built underground to protect the surrounding natural environment. Most of the building is hidden from view on the mountainside.