| # | Depart on | Type | Price USD per person | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Daily Jul 04 - Dec 31 | Single room supplement | $ 170 | |
| 2 | Daily Jul 04 - Dec 31 | Double room | $ 580 |
Departure Date：Daily Departures (All Year Round)
Price：twin room: $580/person； single room supplement: $170 /person
Holiday season pricing requires secondary calculation
Price Explanation:
1.Twin room: 1 room for 2 people; Single room: 1 room for 1 person.
2. This tour requires a minimum of 2 participants. If fewer than 2 people join, a price supplement (calculated based on 2 participants) will apply.
3. The supplement primarily covers basic operational costs such as vehicle rental and guide services to ensure service standards remain uncompromised. We appreciate your understanding.
4. Note: This itinerary is available for private group tours/customized tours (no minimum/maximum group size restrictions). For pricing and itinerary details, please contact our customer service.
Important Notice:
This itinerary is provided for reference purposes only. Our company reserves the right to implement minor itinerary optimizations while maintaining the overall tour structure, and may adjust attraction sequence or modify specific sites according to seasonal variations and operational timelines. Final itinerary will be confirmed prior to tour departure.
Last updated: June 20, 2025
Holiday：
✅Osaka City: Apartment Hotel Stay for 2 Consecutive Nights within 10-Min Walk from Subway/Bus Stations
✅Pick-up Shared Group Service, 24-hour convenient, efficient and affordable airport transfer (*Kansai Airport only)
✅Private car drop-off service, saves time, enhances travel experience (*Kansai Airport/Itami Airport only)
✅Nationwide departure, departures guaranteed with 2 guests, no shopping stops pure sightseeing, 1 free day, DIY your personalized journey
✅Thorough exploration of Osaka & Kyoto, hotel/B&B pick-up included, without the hassle of route planning or complex public transport
*This product is a bundled offering and does not support partial bookings. Any unused services included in the package will be considered voluntarily waived. For individual service reservations, please contact us for a separate quotation.
Upon arrival at Osaka Kansai Airport, proceed to the airport pick-up counter. We will arrange your transfer to the hotel. (Pick-up service is shared group! Contact customer service to upgrade for private vehicle!)
Shared Group Pick-up Process:
1.Arrive at airport pick-up counter: Scan code for verification, confirm luggage quantity, collect luggage tag; Purchase extras onsite if needed!
Ps: Luggage allowance: Each passenger may carry one free 32-inch suitcase + one carry-on below 20 inches!
2.Arrive at boarding point: Staff will guide you to boarding point, load luggage (Driver handles loading/unloading), scan code to board!
3.Transfer: Scan code to disembark—Receive transfer vehicle number; Identify & claim luggage—Driver handles loading/unloading; Locate transfer vehicle—Look for large-numbered decal; Scan code to board shuttle—Confirm final destination.
4.Arrival: Scan code to disembark—Confirm correct drop-off address; Identify & claim luggage; Pick-up complete.
Itineary: Kinkaku-ji Temple - Kiyomizu-dera Temple Area (approx. 2.5 hrs, includes independent lunch at leisure) - Ishibe Koji Alley - Gion & Hanami-koji Street - Yasaka Shrine - Fushimi Inari Shrine
Kinkaku-ji Temple (approx.40 minutes) Expenses to be borne by yourself (Admission: JPY ¥500 for adults, JPY ¥300 for primary and middle school students)
The official name of Kinkaku-ji Temple is Rokuon-ji Temple. It is affectionately known as "Kinkaku-ji" because the outer walls of the core building, the Shari-den Hall, are entirely decorated with gold leaf. The temple was first built in 1397 and was originally the villa of General Ashikaga Yoshimitsu (the prototype of General Yoshimoto in the anime Ikkyū-san), later converted into a Zen temple "Bodhi Place". Kinkaku-ji is best visited during the maple leaf season, when the golden temple combined with the red leaves covering the mountains creates a magnificent scene.
Recommended Itinerary for Kiyomizu-dera Temple Area
Recommendation 1: Kiyomizu-dera Temple（Admission fee not included） → Sannenzaka & Ninenzaka → Ishibe Koji → Gion/Hanamikoji → Yasaka Shrine
Recommendation 2: Kimono Experience - Interested guests may rent kimonos to stroll through historic streets, worship at Kiyomizu-dera, and capture memorable moments. (Multiple kimono rental shops available at Kiyomizu-dera Temple/Fushimi Inari Shrine etc. Suggested: Rent at Kiyomizu-dera shop, return at Fushimi Inari Shrine shop. Fee at your own expense)
Kiyomizu-dera Temple
World Cultural Heritage site and Kyoto's popular attraction. Founded in 778, it's Kyoto's oldest temple and a Japanese National Treasure. Jishu Shrine, located north of the main hall, is revered for matchmaking and love fortunes.
Temple visit fee: Adults JPY ¥500, Students JPY ¥250 (at your own expense)
Sannenzaka & Ninenzaka
Slopes near Kiyomizu-dera showcasing Kyoto's unique ambiance, designated as Japan's "Important Traditional Building Preservation District." Lined with traditional buildings housing local crafts, fans, dolls, chopsticks, and gourmet foods.
Ishibe Koji
Turning right at Ninenzaka's end leads to this tranquil pebble-stone lane with elegant traditional houses, offering an escape from crowds.
Gion/Hanamikoji
Historic geisha district. While 1960s Kyoto had nearly 1,000 geishas, today dozens still teach traditional arts (tea ceremony, flower arrangement, koto, gagaku, kyogen). This 1km mysterious alley blends modern north and traditional south sections.
Yasaka Shrine
Kyoto's iconic shrine in Higashiyama. Features fortune-telling, Ema(wooden prayer plaque), and omamori (charms). Heart-shaped Ema for love prayers are particularly popular.
Enjoy local Kyoto lunches(on own expense) and photograph traditional architecture at your leisure.
▼Fushimi Inari Shrine
Famed for its "Senbon Torii" (thousand torii gates). Ranked #1 in "Most Popular Japanese Attraction Among Foreign Visitors" for 3 consecutive years. Pray for family here. Unique fox-shaped Ema allow creative doodling.
Night Exploration of Kyoto: Scenery & Cuisine (Free Activity)
Kamo River Delta: Stroll along the riverbank, admiring reflections of modern buildings and lanterns on the opposite shore. In summer, savor Kyoto cuisine on wooden dining terraces.
Pontocho Alley: Stone-paved lanes flanked by lanterns exude Edo-era charm. Recommended:Michelin-starred izakaya "Torimasu" for specialty chicken dishes or "Yanagikoji TAKA" for fusion-style appetizers
Nishiki Market (5-8pm): Quieter evenings offer chances to sample local snacks like yudofu (simmered tofu) or matcha ice cream, and shop for souvenirs.
Multiple Choices, You Decide! (Sanzen-in Temple & Arashiyama / Kyoto Slow Travel - Choose One)
Itinerary 1: Sanzen-in Temple & Arashiyama
▼ Sanzen-in Temple (approx. 120 mins, free exploration; lunch at your own expense)
Located in Ōhara, northern Kyoto, Sanzen-in is one of the three imperial temples of Tendai Buddhism. Its vast grounds feature ancient trees, moss-covered paths, and murmuring streams. Seasonal landscapes include April cherry blossoms, May azaleas, July hydrangeas, and autumn foliage. The two chisen-style gardens designed by Kanamori Sōwa—Shuheki-en (Gathering Green Garden) and Yūsei-en (Garden of Clarity)—offer the finest views. The principal enshrined statue, a wooden Amida Nyorai, along with attendant statues, are designated National Important Cultural Properties.
*Admission: Adults JPY ¥700, Jr./Sr. High JPY ¥400, Elementary JPY ¥150*
Recommended nearby eateries:
Kyo Miyachiya: Soba noodles, tofu cuisine, creative dishes
Ippuku Chaya: Udon, soba, rice bowls
Rokawa Chaya: Udon, yuba (tofu skin) dishes
Shino Shōmon: Kyoto cuisine, tofu, yuba
▼ Arashiyama (approx. 3 hours, free exploration)
The Arashiyama-Sagano area blends cultural sites with seasonal nature and vintage trains. Historic shrines and temples abound, including the UNESCO-listed Tenryū-ji. The iconic Bamboo Grove Path stretches between Nonomiya Shrine and Ōkōchi Sansō Villa. A cherry blossom and maple hotspot in spring/autumn (crowded; train tickets sell out), it offers serene charm in winter/summer. Explore traditional eateries, wagashi shops, boutiques, kimono rentals, and rickshaw rides.
Recommended activities (optional, at your own expense; choose one):
Sagano Romantic Train (Suggested route: Saga Torokko → Kameoka → Saga, ticket cost not included.)
*Operating period: March 1–December 29 (closed Wednesdays; winter maintenance in Jan/Feb)*
*Limited seats: 30 per train. Peak seasons (cherry/fall foliage) require early booking.*
Arashiyama Bamboo Grove Path
This 500-meter tunnel through bamboo forests creates a "soundscape" (wind rustling through leaves)—designated one of Japan’s 100 Soundscapes. Featured in Ang Lee’s Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Nearby Tenryū-ji boasts exquisite Japanese gardens. During December’s Hanatoro Illumination, the grove and Togetsukyō Bridge glow magically after dark.
Arashiyama Station Foot Bath (Ashiyu)
At Hannari-Hokkori Square inside Randen Arashiyama Station, modeled after Yufuin Station (Kyushu). Soak feet in hot springs while enjoying seasonal sweets from adjacent shops—perfect post-stroll relaxation.
*Address: 20-2 Sagatenryūji Tsukurimichichō, Ukyō-ku, Kyoto*
*Fee: ¥200 (towel included). Self-service: Purchase tickets at info center → clean feet at entrance → soak. Use towel to dry after.*
Itinerary 2: Kyoto Slow Travel
▼ Amanohashidate Viewland (approx. 2.5 hrs; self-arranged lunch at own expense)
Amanohashidate in Miyazu Bay (Japan Sea) ranks among Japan’s Three Scenic Views alongside Matsushima and Miyajima. This 3.6km sandbar formed by coastal deposits features ~8,000 pine trees and white-sand beaches. Its name ("Bridge to Heaven") comes from its dragon-like arc spanning the Aso Sea and Miyazu Bay. From Monjuyama Hill, ride the cable car (Cable car ticket not included: JPY ¥850 for combo pass to see the "Flying Dragon View"—vibrant pines twisting skyward)
▼ Chion-ji Temple · Monju-do Hall (Prayer site for academic success)
Chion-ji enshrines Monju Bosatsu (wisdom Buddha). Notable for:
Largest temple gate in Tango region
Unique uchiwa-shaped fortune slips (upside-down hanging = "improving luck")
Rotating Bridge (swivels 90° for passing ships; timing varies)
(Free admission)
▼ Beach Walk/Water Play
Stroll white-sand shores beneath ancient pines. Visit:
Amanohashidate Shrine: Pray for love blessings
Isozumi Spring: Top 100 Japan’s famed waters (ritual hand-washing before prayers)
Summer bonus: Free beach access with changing rooms, lifeguards, and coin showers. Pine canopy provides natural shade.
▼ Amanohashidate Onsen - Chie-no-Yu
Natural hot springs before JR Amanohashidate Station (reputed skin-beautifying effects).
Fee: not included，Adults JPY ¥800, Children JPY ¥400
▼ Ine no Funaya - "Japan’s Venice" / "Kyoto’s Last Secret" (1 hr; walk/bike/cruise， cruise fee not included)
Ine Village (ranked among Japan’s 18 most beautiful):
230+ unique wooden boat houses lining Ine Bay
5km coastline preserving centuries-old fishing culture
▼ Cruise Option
25-min bay tour with seagull feeding (departs hourly/half-hourly).
*Fee: Adults JPY ¥1,200, Children JPY ¥600 + JPY ¥100/bird feed*
CAUTION: Eagles may snatch food—cease feeding if they appear to avoid pecking injuries.
▼ Bike Option
Free shared bicycles (pick-up/drop-off at any of 5 village points). Glide through quiet lanes for immersive exploration.
Return to Osaka
Disband at Shinsaibashi or transfer to your hotel/apartment.
▼Shinsaibashi & Dotonbori
After touring, disband at Shinsaibashi or return to hotel/apartment.
Shinsaibashi: Osaka's iconic shopping street with department stores, pharmacies, boutiques, Hello Kitty/Disney shops, and cosmetics stores.
Dotonbori: The very synonym for Osaka's culinary scene, bustling with energy day and night. It boasts countless street foods like takoyaki (octopus balls), okonomiyaki (savory pancakes), and Kinryu Ramen, alongside traditional izakayas (Japanese pubs) and diverse internet-famous restaurants.
Itinerary: Osaka Full Day at Leisure
Recommended Itinerary: 1：Osaka City Historical Charm・Local Life・Commercial District Bustiness Full Coverage Tour
[Osaka Castle Park] This is Osaka’s iconic attraction. Cherry blossoms adorn the park in spring, while plum blossoms grace it in winter. After entering the park, proceed to Tenshukaku (Main Keep)—the symbol of Osaka and a location featured in Detective Conan. Ascend Tenshukaku to enjoy panoramic views of Osaka’s cityscape, while exploring exhibits detailing Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s life inside. Tenshukaku opens at 9:00 AM; arrive early to minimize queuing. Suggested duration: 2-3 hours.
Nearby Check-in: Upon exiting Osaka Castle Park, Detective Conan enthusiasts may visit the Osaka Prefectural Police Headquarters entrance for photos. Its exterior features distinctive architecture and is conveniently located near the park.
[Kuromon Market] Departing from Osaka Castle Park, take the subway to Nippombashi Station and exit from Exit 10 to head to Kuromon Market. Known as "Osaka's Kitchen", it's a great place to sample Osaka cuisine, offering various fresh seafood, fruits and vegetables, okonomiyaki (savory pancakes), kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers), takoyaki (octopus balls), and more. You can have lunch here, tasting various local delicacies while strolling around, experiencing the local atmosphere. Suggested visit time: 1 - 2 hours.
[Tsutenkaku Tower - Shinsekai Market] This is an iconic landmark of Osaka, featuring streets with authentic Japanese character and a manga-like feel. You can enjoy city views of Osaka here, or wait until evening to see the sunset – the sunlight hitting Tsutenkaku Tower is exceptionally beautiful. Its opening hours are 10:00 - 20:00, with last entry at 19:30, so please plan your time accordingly. After visiting Tsutenkaku Tower, explore the nearby Shinsekai Market. This area has many unique small restaurants and specialty shops, offering a strong Osaka vibe. Suggested visit time: 2 - 3 hours.
Recommended Itinerary 2: Osaka Magical World · Thrilling Adventure · Immersive Light Feast Journey
Universal Studios Japan (USJ), located in Osaka's Konohana Ward, is a theme park that opened on March 31, 2001. It is the world's third Universal Studios theme park. The park features 10 themed areas, including SUPER NINTENDO WORLD™, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™, New York, Hollywood, and more, offering various thrilling and exciting rides and shows. It is recommended to purchase tickets in advance, especially during peak seasons. Consider buying Express Passes to experience major attractions at designated times and improve efficiency!
We have arranged a private vehicle transfer service for your airport departure. Please assemble at the designated time for transportation to the airport. Generally, ensure arrival at the airport at least 3 hours prior to your flight.
Today marks the end of your pleasant Japan tour. You can book a suitable flight to depart from the Japanese airport according to your own needs.
Note: Our staff only provides one free shuttle service from the hotel (please communicate with the customer service staff to confirm the specific time, and other time periods are paid for the shuttle service) Thank you for your understanding.
1.The apartments listed in the itinerary (two people share one room; standard room or king-size bed room, breakfast not included).
2.The tourist vehicles listed in the itinerary.
3.Children under 6 years old can have a $115 reduction (for 4 nights) if they do not occupy a bed.
Remarks:
Working hours for drivers and guides are 10 hours daily. Overtime fees will apply for extended service! (Exemptions: Delays caused by traffic congestion/vehicle breakdowns. Primarily applicable to overtime resulting from personal behavior causing itinerary delays or additional use of vehicle/guide services after daily itinerary completed.)
1.Admission tickets and meal fees
2.International and inland airfares
3.Visa fee
4.Single room supplement starts from $170 per person (for 4 nights)
5.Evening service fee for airport pick-up/drop-off: $15/person/trip
6.Excess baggage fee: $15/piece/trip
7.Extended stay in Osaka: from $55/person per night (2 people sharing one room).
8.Storage fees and overweight charges for luggage
9.Other fees not mentioned in the above inclusions
10.Self-paid items in the itinerary and admission tickets for attractions not listed in the itinerary.
11.Personal consumption and expenses arising from all irresistible causes
12.Additional expenses caused by force majeure factors beyond the company's control, including strikes, transportation delays, etc.
Airport Transfer Guidelines
Pick-up Service:
1.When booking, please provide: Pick-up airport + Flight number + Flight arrival time
2.Number of luggage pieces (Default: 1 luggage per person; If exceeded, must notify in advance!)
3.We will arrange pick-up time based on flight arrival. Free waiting period: 90 minutes after landing; Excess waiting charged at $1/minute payable cash to driver!
4.If flight delayed, notify immediately. Delays >90 mins qualify for free reassignment to another driver based on actual arrival time
Drop-off Service:
1.When booking, please provide: Departure airport + Flight number + Flight departure time
2.Number of luggage pieces (Default: 1 luggage per person; If exceeded, must notify in advance!)
3.We will arrange drop-off time based on departure schedule (Driver arrives at hotel lobby approx. 4 hours before flight. Complimentary vehicle waiting time limited to 30 minutes maximum. Additional waiting beyond 30 minutes: $1/minute payable directly to the driver)
Note:
1.Regular transfer hours: 07:00~22:00. Off-hour service (22:01-06:59) +$15/trip→ No surcharge if delay causes transfer to occur off-hours
2.Transfers are one-way only:
Pick-up: Airport → Hotel (No stops/waiting en route）
Drop-off: Hotel → Airport (No stops/waiting en route)
All transfers scheduled according to passenger flight information
Itinerary Notes
Special Notes:
1.The sequence of the itinerary, attractions, flights, and accommodation locations may be subject to temporary changes, modifications, or substitutions. The final itinerary will be confirmed by our company before departure.
2.Our company reserves the right to modify the itinerary and add additional charges due to factors such as airlines, visa issues, government regulations, weather conditions, and other unforeseen circumstances.
3.The flight numbers and times listed in the itinerary are for reference only and may be reasonably adjusted according to actual conditions.
Travel Instructions
① All participants in the tour group must assemble and depart on time. Please arrive at the pick-up location 15 minutes in advance. Our company's tour bus will not wait for latecomers. If you fail to join the group at the agreed time and location, or are unable to catch up en route, it will be considered as an automatic waiver of the trip, and no refunds will be given.
② The pick-up and drop-off times indicated in the tour notification are estimated. The specific locations for boarding and alighting will be confirmed by our company. (In case of traffic conditions or other special circumstances that prevent our bus from arriving at the pick-up location on time or if there is a temporary change in schedule, our company will notify you promptly. Please wait patiently.)
③ There are three types of buses: large buses, minibuses, and 9-seater vans. Generally, large buses have dedicated luggage compartments for storing baggage, while minibuses and 9-seater vans have relatively smaller spaces for luggage storage. Given the limited space in the bus compartments, we recommend that you travel with as little luggage as possible. Our company will arrange the appropriate vehicle based on the final group size to ensure that each person has a seat.
④ To avoid excessive congestion at tourist attractions, in most cities, the parking spots for tour buses are located farther away from the attractions. Drivers are not allowed to park indiscriminately, as violations will result in hefty fines. Therefore, the boarding and alighting locations may be a certain distance from the attractions. We ask for the understanding of all group members.
Safety Tips for Traveling by Tour Bus:
① Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the bus.
② Do not carry any prohibited items.
③ Do not tamper with any objects on the bus to avoid unnecessary damage.
④ During temporary stops, please follow the arrangements of the tour guide and do not wander off.
⑤ When getting off the bus for sightseeing, dining, or shopping, please make sure to close the bus windows and take your valuables with you. The travel agency will not be responsible for any loss or theft.
⑥ Given the long travel time and heavy load on the vehicle, if the bus breaks down and affects the itinerary, the travel agency will take prompt remedial measures. Please cooperate fully.
Cancellation and Amendment Policy
Cancellation Terms:
(1) If canceled more than 60 days before departure (including the 60th day), a full refund will be given.
(2) If canceled between 30 to 59 days before departure (including the 30th day), a 10% service charge will be deducted.
(3) If canceled between 18 to 29 days before departure (including the 18th day), 50% of the total amount due on the booking will be charged.
(4) If canceled within 17 days before departure (including the 17th day), all vehicle and hotel reservations have been fully confirmed, and no refund will be given. However, a friend may be substituted to join the tour.
Notes:
(1) The cancellation policy does not apply to packages that include flights and cruises (subject to the policies of the airlines and cruise companies).
(2) If a participant fails to join the tour on the departure date, it will be considered as an automatic waiver, and no refund will be given.
(3) Any additional hotel bookings or services will be subject to the hotel's refund policy.
(4) If your company or the participant withdraws from the tour or fails to join any part of the itinerary due to personal reasons (such as lack of travel documents, visa issues, tardiness, illness, accidents, etc.), no refund will be given, and no alternative compensation will be provided.
Force Majeure Situations:
In the event that travel is disrupted due to weather, war, strikes, or other force majeure factors, our company will prioritize the safety of the guests' person and property. We reserve the right to cancel or adjust part or all of the itinerary. We will not be liable for any direct or indirect losses arising from force majeure, and no refunds will be given for the tour fees already paid.
Additional Payment Information:
(1) If there is a policy change by the airline that affects the ticket price, the difference must be paid according to the regulations. If the ticket is a group fare, it cannot be changed, transferred, or refunded.
(2) If there is a policy change in the destination country that affects the costs of items not included in the itinerary or other related expenses, the difference must be paid according to the regulations.
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