• (Imazuko /) - The ferry departs from Imazu Port to Itsukushima Island, offering a chance to appreciate the beauty of Lake Biwa and its diverse wildlife.
• Chikubushima - Situated in the center of Lake Biwa, this island hosts the Tsukubusuma Shinto shrine and the Hogon-ji Buddhist temple, providing an enriching experience to explore Japan’s rich history.

• Admission fees
• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)

Explore the enchanting Chikubushima Island on Lake Biwa with this engaging four-hour walking and public transport tour!

Join the group at Kyoto Station, and embark on an exciting journey to Imazu Port, located on the picturesque shores of Lake Biwa. As Japan’s largest lake and the third oldest in the world, Lake Biwa offers a breathtaking glimpse into the Earth’s ancient geological history.

Board a ferry to Chikubushima, a charming island nestled in the heart of the lake. The island’s vibrant flora and fauna create a haven for nature enthusiasts. Venture further into the island to discover the Hogon-ji Buddhist temple and the Itsukusuma Shinto shrine, where you can delve into Japan’s rich religious and medieval heritage.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.