One-day trip to Kyoto + Nara, Japan (Kiyomizu Temple + Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine + meet cute deer in Nara Park) Departing from Osaka/Kyoto

A Kiyomizudera Nara bus tour[Itinerary Introduction] 8:40 Nihonbashi Exit 2 (Namba Shinsaibashi area) [Bus + independent tour guide] 9:50 Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit-Sightseeing bus parking lot in front of the station 10:00 Kiyomizu Temple area (about 2.5 hours, including lunch time by yourself, free to move around) 13:00 Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine (approx. 70 minutes, free time) 15:30 Nara Park (about 1.5 hours, free time) Return starts at 17:00 End of trip at 18:00 ------------------------------------------------------------ B Kiyomizu-dera Nara 13-person group[Itinerary Introduction] 07:30-08:30 Hotels/B&Bs within the Osaka Ring Line [13-person group driver also serves as tour guide] 10:00 Kiyomizu Temple area (about 2.5 hours, including lunch time by yourself, free to move around) 13:00 Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine (approx. 70 minutes, free time) 15:30 Nara Park (about 1.5 hours, free time) Return starts at 17:00 End of trip at 18:00 ------------------------------------------------------------ C Arashiyama Nara[Itinerary Introduction] 08:00 Nihonbashi Exit 2 (Namba Shinsaibashi area) [Bus + independent tour guide] 07:00-08:00 Hotels/B&Bs within the Osaka Ring Line [13-person group driver also serves as tour guide] 09:00 Nara Park (about 60 minutes, free time) 11:00 Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine (about 60 minutes, free time) + Kyoto Fushimi Chiikawa Honpo - check in and meet the super cute Chiikawa (about 20 minutes) 13:20 Arashiyama (about 2.5 hours, free time) Start return trip at 16:00 16:40 Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit-Sightseeing bus parking lot in front of the station (get off) End of trip at 18:00 ------------------------------------------------------------ Itinerary notes: Due to the unpredictability of traffic conditions, weather, festivals or crowds on the day, the arrival time of each itinerary may change. According to Japanese law, drivers' working hours are 10 hours. In order to ensure the safety of the driver and the stability of driving, the itinerary may be adjusted according to actual conditions, including reducing the time spent visiting attractions or canceling certain attractions. We sincerely hope that all passengers can understand and support the adjustments we have made while ensuring safety. In the event of the aforementioned or other force majeure factors, we deeply regret any inconvenience this may cause you. Please understand our position, we will not be able to provide refund services. This decision was made out of responsibility for the safety of drivers and passengers, and to ensure the smooth running of the entire team. We are always committed to providing you with a quality travel experience, but in some cases we need to flexibly adjust our itinerary plans based on actual conditions. Thank you for your understanding and support. Other force majeure factors may include but are not limited to: Natural disasters: Natural disasters such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods, typhoons, etc. may affect the itinerary. Traffic Accidents: Road traffic accidents, traffic jams, etc. may cause travel delays. Weather conditions: Severe weather conditions, such as heavy snow, heavy rain, fog, etc., may affect transportation and itinerary arrangements. Government regulations: Emergency regulations, traffic controls, etc. issued by the government may cause changes to the itinerary. Health Emergencies: Sudden health problems of travelers or team members may require first aid and emergency treatment, resulting in changes to the itinerary. Social events: Strikes, protests, social unrest, etc. may have unpredictable impacts on transportation and itineraries. Mechanical Failure: Mechanical failure of a vehicle, such as a vehicle, may cause travel delays.