Jonangu Shrine was built in conjunction with the transfer of the capital to Heiankyo, praying for the protection of Heiankyo and the peace and security of the country. This shrine is famous for its ``hoyoke'' blessing, which removes misfortunes related to direction. Don't miss the collaboration of weeping plums and camellias that decorate early spring.
Gokonomiya Shrine is located in Fushimi, a sake region blessed with abundant underground water. It is an old shrine whose name comes from the fact that the fragrant water that is effective against illness gushes out from the shrine, and even now, there is no end to the number of people who come home after visiting the shrine to take a dip in the famous water. The splendid structure donated by the Tokugawa family is also a must-see.
Fushimi is called ``Kyoto's sake producing area.'' The streets lined with old-fashioned sake breweries give you a nostalgic feeling, as if you have traveled back in time. Gekkeikan Okura Memorial Museum is a place in Fushimi where you can learn about the culture of sake.
The main shrine of Inari shrines located all over the country. The strength of their faith can be seen from the fact that over 2.5 million people visit the shrine on the first three days of the year, the largest number in western Japan. After visiting the main shrine, pass through Senbon Torii, a series of red torii gates, and visit the inner shrine.
Daigoji Temple, which was built in the early Heian period, consists of ``Kami-Daigo'' on the top of the mountain, which has the majesty of a mountain temple, and ``Shimo-Daigo'' on the bottom of the mountain, which has halls including a beautiful five-storied pagoda. The precincts, filled with a majestic atmosphere and containing many temple treasures, are full of things to see.
Please put your laundry in your own plastic bag or rent a hotel laundry bag.
After that, you can leave it at the hotel front desk.
When returning the car, you can leave it at the hotel front desk, so there is no need to return to the hotel from where you left.
In addition to Japanese yen, we accept various payment methods including credit cards.
Please put your laundry in your own plastic bag or rent a hotel laundry bag.
After that, you can leave it at the hotel front desk.
When returning the car, you can leave it at the hotel front desk, so there is no need to return to the hotel from where you left.
