Exploring Six Scenic Spots with Sushi

It was build by Ashikaga Yoshimitsu in 1397 during the Muromachi period. The Kinkaku, or Golden Pavilion, is an iconic Zen Buddhist temple. Its top two floors are covered in gold-leaf, shimmering in the midst of a beautiful garden and reflecting pond. Its historical significance and cultural beauty has made it a globally recognized symbol of Japan.

Here you will drink matcha green tea. Entoku-in is a historic Buddhist temple built in the Muromachi Period, renowned for its meditative Zen rock gardens. The temple houses notable cultural artifacts, including screens painted by legendary artist, Kano Sanraku. The wabi-sabi aesthetic of the temple grounds mirror classic Japanese perspectives.

You can see the view of Kyoto you envision here! Kōdai-ji Temple, a notable Zen Buddhist temple in Kyoto, is renowned for its beautiful Zen gardens and artistic interior. Established in 1606, it features luxuriously decorated buildings and elegant night illuminations, creating an aesthetically appealing and historically rich atmosphere.

「円山公園、八坂神社」 Let’s feel the four seasons of Japan in nature and view the night scenery! Yasaka Shrine is a prominent Shinto shrine adorned with vermillion gates and lanterns. It's steeped in tradition, hosting Gion Festival annually. With its main hall combining honden and haiden architecture, it offers a glimpse into Japan’s historical religious life.

Sushi Numamoto 「寿司　沼本」 You will end our trip with Sushi. 13,000JPY~20,000JPY