Visitors can visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site (admission at own expense; Pilgrimage Fee: JPY 400 for adults, JPY 200 for elementary and junior high school students). Wander along the quaint stone-paved lanes of Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka, stroll through the tranquil and serene Ishibe Alley, step into Gion-Hanamikoji Street to fully immerse yourself in the elegant charm of geisha culture, and finally pay a peaceful visit to Yasaka Shrine.

Visitors will enter Fushimi Inari Taisha, one of the most popular shrines in Kyoto, and hike along the red "Thousand Torii Gates" tunnel stretching to the mountain top for a pilgrimage, admiring the fox statues symbolizing divine messengers in the shrine. Visitors can pray for business prosperity and a good harvest for their families here, and also pick up the unique fox-shaped ema to freely draw creative expressions and leave their wishes.

Visitors stroll through Nara Park to see deer and bright red maple leaves, and visit historic sites like Todai-ji Temple and Kasuga Taisha Shrine. They can climb nearby Mount Wakakusa for a view of Nara and enjoy feeding the intelligent deer.Visitors are recommended to visit Todai-ji Temple (Daikannonji), check out the world's largest wooden Main Hall, admire the 15-meter-tall Vairocana Buddha, and also explore buildings such as the Nandaimon Gate and Nigatsu-do Hall. (Expenses at own expense) (Admission Fees: Todai-ji Main Hall - Adults JPY 600, Children JPY 300; Todai-ji Main Hall + Museum - Adults JPY 1000, Children JPY 400)