[Day trip/Pick-up from city hotels] Miho Museum | Omihachiman | Former Bamboo Forest Garden | Hieizan Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine | Lake Biwa | Water Torii of Shirasu Shrine

Mihide Museum Meixiu Art Museum: A haven designed by IM Pei, it displays art from ancient civilisations and is particularly captivating with its cherry blossom tunnel.

Mihide Museum Meixiu Art Museum: A haven designed by IM Pei, it displays art from ancient civilisations and is particularly captivating with its cherry blossom tunnel.

Mihide Museum Meixiu Art Museum: A haven designed by IM Pei, it displays art from ancient civilisations and is particularly captivating with its cherry blossom tunnel.

Old bamboo forest courtyard A nationally designated garden of scenic beauty where you can enjoy beautiful scenery in every season. It was once a hideaway for high priests on Mt. Hiei. Recommended by a Japanese photographer, the layout of the attic in the courtyard is the same as that of Ruriko-in Temple, so you can take the same mirror photos, and the advantage is that you won't be disturbed by anyone and there is no time limit. , you can take your time to find the perfect angle. The moss-covered courtyard exudes a sense of the four seasons. You can enjoy the scenery of the courtyard while tasting the finest matcha tea, and you can also stroll the meticulously arranged stone steps of the mountains and streams to feel Zen. Japanese garden.

Mihide Museum Meixiu Art Museum: A haven designed by IM Pei, it displays art from ancient civilisations and is particularly captivating with its cherry blossom tunnel.

Old bamboo forest courtyard A nationally designated garden of scenic beauty where you can enjoy beautiful scenery in every season. It was once a hideaway for high priests on Mt. Hiei. Recommended by a Japanese photographer, the layout of the attic in the courtyard is the same as that of Ruriko-in Temple, so you can take the same mirror photos, and the advantage is that you won't be disturbed by anyone and there is no time limit. , you can take your time to find the perfect angle. The moss-covered courtyard exudes a sense of the four seasons. You can enjoy the scenery of the courtyard while tasting the finest matcha tea, and you can also stroll the meticulously arranged stone steps of the mountains and streams to feel Zen. Japanese garden.

Old bamboo forest courtyard A nationally designated garden of scenic beauty where you can enjoy beautiful scenery in every season. It was once a hideaway for high priests on Mt. Hiei. Recommended by a Japanese photographer, the layout of the attic in the courtyard is the same as that of Ruriko-in Temple, so you can take the same mirror photos, and the advantage is that you won't be disturbed by anyone and there is no time limit. , you can take your time to find the perfect angle. The moss-covered courtyard exudes a sense of the four seasons. You can enjoy the scenery of the courtyard while tasting the finest matcha tea, and you can also stroll the meticulously arranged stone steps of the mountains and streams to feel Zen. Japanese garden.

Lake Biwa Shirasu Shrine Lake Biwa is a freshwater lake in the mountains of central and western Japan near Kyoto. It is the largest lake designated as a national lake and a national park. It is included in the Ramsar Convention's list of wetlands of international importance. Lake Biwa, like Mount Fuji, is a symbol of Japan for the Japanese people and is fondly referred to as the "Lake of Life". Shirasu Shrine is the oldest shrine in Omi, founded about 1900 years ago, and is also selected as one of the components of the Japan Heritage Story. The scenery here is fascinating, with Oki Island floating on the horizon in the background and fishing boats passing between the torii gates in the lake being particularly beautiful.

Old bamboo forest courtyard A nationally designated garden of scenic beauty where you can enjoy beautiful scenery in every season. It was once a hideaway for high priests on Mt. Hiei. Recommended by a Japanese photographer, the layout of the attic in the courtyard is the same as that of Ruriko-in Temple, so you can take the same mirror photos, and the advantage is that you won't be disturbed by anyone and there is no time limit. , you can take your time to find the perfect angle. The moss-covered courtyard exudes a sense of the four seasons. You can enjoy the scenery of the courtyard while tasting the finest matcha tea, and you can also stroll the meticulously arranged stone steps of the mountains and streams to feel Zen. Japanese garden.

Lake Biwa Shirasu Shrine Lake Biwa is a freshwater lake in the mountains of central and western Japan near Kyoto. It is the largest lake designated as a national lake and a national park. It is included in the Ramsar Convention's list of wetlands of international importance. Lake Biwa, like Mount Fuji, is a symbol of Japan for the Japanese people and is fondly referred to as the "Lake of Life". Shirasu Shrine is the oldest shrine in Omi, founded about 1900 years ago, and is also selected as one of the components of the Japan Heritage Story. The scenery here is fascinating, with Oki Island floating on the horizon in the background and fishing boats passing between the torii gates in the lake being particularly beautiful.

Follow the path of weeping cherry blossoms Follow the path of weeping cherry blossoms through tunnels and suspension bridges to reach the museum, a path filled with poetry and paintings inspired by Chinese poet Tao Yuanming's "Peach Blossoms in Spring."

Lake Biwa Shirasu Shrine Lake Biwa is a freshwater lake in the mountains of central and western Japan near Kyoto. It is the largest lake designated as a national lake and a national park. It is included in the Ramsar Convention's list of wetlands of international importance. Lake Biwa, like Mount Fuji, is a symbol of Japan for the Japanese people and is fondly referred to as the "Lake of Life". Shirasu Shrine is the oldest shrine in Omi, founded about 1900 years ago, and is also selected as one of the components of the Japan Heritage Story. The scenery here is fascinating, with Oki Island floating on the horizon in the background and fishing boats passing between the torii gates in the lake being particularly beautiful.

Lake Biwa Shirasu Shrine Lake Biwa is a freshwater lake in the mountains of central and western Japan near Kyoto. It is the largest lake designated as a national lake and a national park. It is included in the Ramsar Convention's list of wetlands of international importance. Lake Biwa, like Mount Fuji, is a symbol of Japan for the Japanese people and is fondly referred to as the "Lake of Life". Shirasu Shrine is the oldest shrine in Omi, founded about 1900 years ago, and is also selected as one of the components of the Japan Heritage Story. The scenery here is fascinating, with Oki Island floating on the horizon in the background and fishing boats passing between the torii gates in the lake being particularly beautiful.

Hachimanbori Take a canal tour that combines atmosphere and history, and experience the traditional Japanese architecture that stands along the moat.

Hachimanbori Take a canal tour that combines atmosphere and history, and experience the traditional Japanese architecture that stands along the moat.

Nihonbashi Station Exit 2 (Namba-Shinsaibashi area) 〒542-0073 Osaka City, Chuo Ward, Nipponbashi 1-chome-3-6

Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit Tourist Bus Parking Lot Kyoto-Hachijoguchi Bus Loading Area HigashikujoNishisannocho, Minami Ward, Kyoto, 601-8003 Japan