Japan Travel Catalog
Kansai Region
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Osaka
Tickets & Passes
KINTETSU RAIL PASS
3.30 3Unlimited rides on Kintetsu Trains & added perks! A must for your travels in Osaka, Nara, Kyoto, Mie, and/or Aichi Prefectures.
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5-Day Itinerary in Osaka, Mie and Nagoya: Enjoy a Cost-Effective Trip with the KINTETSU RAIL PASS A Trip to Enjoy Mie, Easily Accessible from Osaka and Nagoya
Mie Prefecture is home to Ise Jingu, a sacred shrine with a history spanning 2,000 years. Surrounded by the sea and mountains, the region is rich in natural beauty. Visitors can explore Ise-Shima, where active “Ama”(female divers) work, or visit Iga, the hometown of ninjas. With easy access from Osaka and Nagoya, Mie is a great addition to any Kansai or Nagoya travel itinerary. For an affordable and convenient trip, visitors can take advantage of the KINTETSU RAIL PASS, a special pass offered by Kintetsu Railway for international travelers.
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Osaka – Nara – Kyoto 1-Day Model Course: A Cost-Effective Journey with KINTETSU RAIL PASS! 〜Exploring the Cultural Heritage of Ancient Capitals in One Day〜
This itinerary introduces a one-day journey using the KINTETSU RAIL PASS 1Day pass, starting from Osaka and covering famous cultural sites in Nara and Kyoto. The trip includes visits to renowned heritage sites such as Todaiji Temple, a symbol of the Nara period, and Toji Temple, a UNESCO-listed temple in Kyoto.
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【Osaka – Kyoto 1-Day Model Course】 Easy, Wallet-Friendly Travel with the KINTETSU RAIL PASS ~ Visit Trending Spots and Savor Kyoto’s Delicacies in One Day ~
Starting from Osaka, this 1-day model course takes you to newly opened attractions in 2024 and the renowned sake district of Fushimi. With the KINTETSU RAIL PASS 1Day, you can enjoy smooth and budget-friendly travel from door to door!
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【Osaka-Nara 2Day Sample Itinerary】Save while you travel with the KINTETSU RAIL PASS! On-the-go 2-Day Trip in Nara to Love.
In this guide you’ll find a sample two-day trip itinerary that starts in Osaka and uses the KINTETSU RAIL PASS 2Day to get around Nara. This on-the-go course traces all the best of Nara, as well as an amusement park with Japan’s oldest, mega-sized play equipment, an authentic temple stay, to cycling through the historic Asuka region, where you can immerse yourself in ancient Japan, this trip is packed with exciting and immersive experiences to fully enjoy Nara.
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【Osaka-Nara 2Day Model Course】Travel and save with the KINTETSU RAIL PASS! Journey through the Four Seasons of Japan: 2 Days in Nara
In this guide you’ll find a sample two-day trip itinerary that starts in Osaka and uses the KINTETSU RAIL PASS 2Day to journey through four seasons of Japan. Step into a quintessentially Japanese backdrop, feasting your eyes on glorious nature as it shifts through the seasons.
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Nara
Shrines & Temples
Gangoji Temple
3.30 3A stately World Heritage site with 1,300 years of history.
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Horyu-ji Travel Guide: Experience Timeless History at Japan’s First World Heritage Site
Horyu-ji is one of Japan’s most celebrated historic temples and is home to some of the world’s oldest surviving wooden structures. With around 3,000 structures and artifacts designated as National Treasures or Important Cultural Properties, the temple holds exceptional historical and cultural value. It also has deep ties to Prince Shotoku and has long held a special place in Japanese history and culture, with its traditions continuing to this day. In this article, we’ll introduce the highlights and appeal of Horyu-ji to help first-time visitors make the most of their visit.
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A Travel Guide to Gango-ji, Japan’s Oldest Full-Scale Buddhist Temple
The UNESCO World Heritage-listed “Gango-ji” is home to many buildings and Buddhist statues designated as National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties. Often said to be the birthplace of Japanese Buddhism, it is renowned as a temple of great historical and cultural value. From the “East Gate,” the main gate, to highlights such as the “Main Hall” and other grounds buildings, there is plenty to see, and seasonal flowers charm visitors year-round. This article introduces everything you need to enjoy “Gango-ji,” from its history to recommended sightseeing spots-use it as a helpful reference.
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Gion, Higashiyama, Yamashina
Shrines & Temples
Chion-in / Yuzen-en
3.30 3The garden on the Chion-in grounds with the stroll-style pond, rocks and sands.
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Experience Japan’s Timeless Charm, Woven from History and Nature: A Kiyomizu-dera Travel Guide
Kiyomizu-dera is one of Kyoto’s most popular sightseeing spots, as famous as Kinkaku-ji and Arashiyama. It’s packed with highlights, from many historically valuable buildings designated as National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties to beautiful natural scenery. To help you fully enjoy Kiyomizu-dera, one of Kyoto’s must-visit attractions, we’ll introduce not only the can’t-miss highlights, but also its history and the best seasons to visit.
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[Kyoto Cherry Blossom Viewing Tour] Spring in full bloom!
If you feel a hint of spring, why don't you go to Kyoto?Cherry blossoms in Kyoto usually begin blooming around the end of March and are at their best from early to mid-April. Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan, is known for its elegant scenery. Enjoy walking around the historic shrines and temples and the streets where you can feel the careful lifestyle of the people and visit the best cherry blossom viewing spots.
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Wakayama
Shrines & Temples
Kongobuji
3.30 3The whole Mt. Koya is the premise! The head of Japan’s buddhist temples.
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40 Things to Do in Wakayama
Wakayama Prefecture, blessed with oceans, mountains, and rivers, is a popular travel destination filled with historical sites, World Heritage locations, leisure spots, hot springs, and more. From scenic attractions that showcase Japan’s beautiful seasonal landscapes to accommodations, cuisine, and hot springs, we’ve carefully selected the best recommendations for your visit.
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World Heritage Site – Mt. Koya (Part 1) – Autumn Leaves at Kongobu-ji and Danjogaran
Wakayama Prefecture. Mt. Koya, a sacred place of which Kobo Daishi (Kukai), a famous poet, sang praises of its autumn leaves. He was fascinated by the brilliant autumn leaves during clear weather.
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