-Experience the beauty of nature and history in this urban oasis, savor a creative course meal made with plenty of local vegetables, and enjoy the view from Enryaku-ji Temple on Mount Hiei, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

-See the mystical torii gates towering over Lake Biwa, stroll through historic streets, learn about Japanese sake-brewing traditions, and encounter masterpieces of historic Buddhist statues.

-Take a ferry, feel the grandeur of Lake Biwa, and experience the sacred atmosphere of this historic island. Enjoy a meal that captures the essence of life, made with spring water from Omi and seasonal ingredients, and feel the tranquility of the dry landscape garden and Izamenoshimizu, one of Japan's 100 famous waters.

-Experience the tranquil moment woven together by traditional tea ceremony culture and beautiful gardens, experience the charm of the historic town of Uji, learn about the history and culture of traditional Japanese sake brewing, and enjoy a relaxing boat trip on a Jikkokubune in Fushimi, Kyoto, viewing the waterfront scenery and the townscape of sake breweries.

Shimogamo Shrine＆Tadasu no Mori Surrounded by a virgin forest said to have continued since the Jomon period, this is one of Kyoto's oldest shrines, dating back to before the establishment of the capital. You can feel the vitality of nature, the weight of history, and a mysterious atmosphere all at once.

Sanzen-in & Hosen-in
The breathtaking beauty of the gardens is their greatest attraction, and both temples are located in the tranquility of mountain villages, making them the perfect places to escape the hassles of everyday life, calm your mind, and reflect on yourself.

Restaurant Wappado
The greatest appeal of Wappado is the cuisine that features seasonal organic vegetables grown by the owner himself in Ohara without the use of pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Enjoy meals made with the natural flavors of the ingredients in the warm atmosphere of a 130-year-old traditional Japanese house.

Enryakuji Temple (Mt. Hiei) It is one of the most important sacred sites in the history of Japanese Buddhism and is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its appeal lies in its vast grounds, historical significance, and magnificent natural scenery. It is a place with a spectacular view of Lake Biwa, Japan's largest lake, below, and the cityscape of the ancient capital, Kyoto, to the west.

Shirahige Shrine (photo stop) Enjoy the spectacular view of the vermilion-lacquered torii gate towering over Lake Biwa and the mysterious torii gate floating in the lake, which has a history as the oldest shrine in Omi.

Omizo District Walk
It flourished as a key waterway from ancient times to the early modern period, and has preserved its unique culture and scenery, which skillfully utilized Lake Biwa and the spring waters at the foot of the mountains. It is a quiet and charming place where you can enjoy the beautiful waterfront scenery and feel the deep connection between people's lives and water, while also enjoying the historic townscape.

Kawashima Brewery
Founded in 1865, this brewery has a history of over 160 years, and uses underground water from the Hira Mountains for the brewing water, which is the lifeblood of sake brewing. Making the most of the beautiful water and land bounty of Takashima, Shiga, this fascinating brewery approaches sake brewing with history, artisanal skills, and a new sensibility.

Lunch at Namiki Shokudo Tsubame Enjoy local ingredients while admiring the view of the metasequoia trees in the cozy space of a renovated old house.

Doganji Kannon Hall (Kinomoto Kannon Faith) The Eleven-Headed Kannon statue at Doganji Temple's Kannon Hall is a masterpiece acclaimed as the most beautiful of the seven National Treasure Eleven-Headed Kannon statues across Japan. This is a place where you can find peace of mind, not only for the artistic value of the statue, but also for the history and faith of the people who have protected it for so long.

Chikubu Island
With its beautiful scenery, selected as one of the eight most scenic views of Lake Biwa, and being accessible only by boat, it is far from the sounds of the bustling city, allowing you to experience a leisurely pace away from everyday life.

Nakasendo – Samegai-juku Walk It once flourished as a post town on the Nakasendo road connecting Edo and Kyoto, and its greatest attractions are its pure spring water and beautiful underwater flowers. It is a hidden gem that represents Shiga Prefecture, where you can simultaneously experience the beautiful waterfront scenery that can be said to be the original landscape of Japan and the atmosphere of a post town full of history.

Seiganji Temple In addition to viewing the garden, you can also take a quiet stroll around the grounds and enjoy the refreshing air and tranquil atmosphere of the ancient trees that are unique to a Zen temple.

Uji City Tea House Taiho-an
Even if you don't have any prior knowledge or etiquette of the tea ceremony, the instructor will carefully teach you, so even first-timers can feel at ease as they observe an authentic tea ceremony and taste tea.

Byodo-in Temple & Omotesando Street (free time & lunch) Byodo-in Temple is one of the greatest masterpieces of Japanese Buddhist art, and one step inside to enter a special place where you can feel the world of paradise that Heian aristocrats have longed for for over a thousand years. On Omotesando, you can relax after a walk with meals and sweets made with Uji tea, and it's also a great place to choose souvenirs.

Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum Approximately 400 sake brewing tools used from the Edo period to the Taisho period are on display, allowing visitors to visually learn about the traditional sake brewing process, from washing the rice to squeezing it.

Fushimi Jikkokubune Boat Ride
From the boat, you can get a close-up view of the white-walled sake breweries and beautiful rows of willow trees, which is a bit different from what you can see from land. This will allow you to relive the lives of people in the Edo period and the history of the flourishing water transportation industry.

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