Arrive in Kurama, the birthplace of the Tengu Legend, and make your way to Kurama-dera Temple. From there, embark on a hike to Kifune Shrine, immersing yourself in the serene atmosphere of the forest. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating stories and fun facts about the area, enriching your experience.

This is where the Kurama Fire Festival is held. We will see Osugisan, the 800-year-old cedar tree that stands at 53m, is known to attract spirits. Wrapped in Shimenawa, a rope to mark a thing as sacred, makes dreams come true for those who pray to it sincerely

With more than 1,300 years, it is dedicated to the deity of water and has long been a place where people pray for rain, safe travels, and good relationships.