Kyoto Travel/ Kyoto Tour

This is the head shrine of "Oinari-san", known for its 1,000 torii gates. It has been attracting faith from people for 1,300 years. Behind the main hall, the 1,000 torii gates donated by worshippers stand in a mysterious and magnificent row, creating a truly impressive sight.

One of the Three Most Scenic Views of Japan. Many tourists visit this mysterious, natural landscape every year. Amanohashidate is a sandy beach about 20 to 170 meters wide and 3.6 km long, with a rare topography of about 8,000 pine trees. It was named "Amanohashidate" because its shape resembles a bridge in the sky.

This 381.5 meter-high mountain rises to the west of the Togetsu Bridge and is designated as a national historic site of scenic beauty. It is visited by many tourists for its cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in fall. The symbol of Arashiyama, Togetsu Bridge, is said to have originated from a song sung by Emperor Kameyama, who said that it looked like the moon was crossing the bridge. The trolley train is a sightseeing train that runs along Hozu River the upper reaches of the Oigawa River, where the Watarigetsukyo Bridge is located. The train slows down at scenic spots so that passengers can enjoy the scenery of Arashiyama at a leisurely pace.