Your journey starts at Nara Park, where you’ll meet hundreds of tame, free-roaming deer. Enjoy interacting with these gentle animals, feeding them and taking photos, as you walk through the park’s peaceful and scenic surroundings, making lasting memories along the way.

From there, the tour continues to Kyoto’s iconic Kiyomizu-dera Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take your time to admire its impressive wooden architecture, take in breathtaking views over the city, and visit the sacred Otowa Waterfall, known for its purifying waters.

After exploring the temple grounds, enjoy a stroll through the charming historic streets of Sanneizaka and Ninenzaka. These preserved lanes, lined with traditional wooden buildings, tea houses, and small local shops, offer a glimpse into old-world Japan and a truly immersive cultural experience.

Your day finishes with a visit to Fushimi Inari Taisha, world-famous for its thousands of vermilion torii gates forming mesmerizing paths up Mount Inari. Enjoy a tranquil walk through this spiritual site, with plenty of opportunities for memorable photos.

After the tour, relax on a comfortable bus ride back to Osaka, carrying with you a deeper appreciation of Japan’s cultural richness, natural beauty, and historical wonders.

For those looking for an alternative route, a second exciting itinerary is also available, departing from Osaka Station, Umeda Daibiru.

This version begins with a trip to the breathtaking Himeji Castle, considered one of the finest surviving examples of traditional Japanese castle architecture and a registered UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The tour then heads to Kobe Chinatown, where you’ll have about an hour to enjoy a delicious lunch and explore the vibrant streets filled with authentic food and unique local shops.

In the afternoon, the journey continues to Nara, where you'll have free time to visit the famous Todaiji Temple, home to the Great Buddha, and wander through the surrounding park and cultural sites at your own pace.

The day wraps up with a return trip to Osaka, ending once again at Umeda Daibiru, leaving you with incredible memories of western Japan’s cultural and historical highlights.