Fushimi Inari Taisha Tour
With a history of more than 1300 years, Fushimi Inari is the leading Shinto shrine to represent about 30,000 shrines belonging to the same sect across Japan. Now it is so famous that countless numbers of inbound tourists keep visiting. However, the true object for worship there is the entire mountain which is lined with about 10,000 vermilion colored gates. This tour follows the trail over the entire mountain by which you can deeply understand the significance of Japanese Shintoism and its influence on people in Japan.
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| Date | October 25th, November 22nd, December 27th |
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| Time | Tour: 10:00-12:00 (Reception:09:50) |
| Fee | 3,000 yen with prior reservation and payment Free for 12 years old and younger when accompanied by adult |
| Meeting location | In the ticket gate of Inari Station of the JR train |
| Remarks | No insurance for accidents or injury during the tour |
Half Kaiseki Dinner course with one Maiko at Japanese restaurant with partition: The minimum, yet still truly private and authentic, dinner arrangement with a privately arranged maiko-san for around two hours. Includes one-hour guided tour in the geisha district to be followed by two-hour Japanese kaiseki dinner course at Japanese restaurants with partition. (total 3-hour program)
Full Kaiseki Dinner course with one Maiko at Japanese restaurant's private room: Private and authentic, dinner arrangement with a privately arranged maiko-san for around two hours. Includes one-hour guided tour in the geisha district to be followed by two-hour Japanese kaiseki dinner course at Japanese restaurant's private room. (total 3-hour program)