[Celebrate] World Heritage Inscription: A Tour to Fully Experience the Ancient Romance of the Asuka Period

[Celebrate] World Heritage Inscription: A Tour to Fully Experience the Ancient Romance of the Asuka Period

Why not embark on a journey across time to Asuka, the land said to be the birthplace of Japan?
As you stroll through the rural landscape dotted with ancient burial mounds and historic sites,
take a moment to reflect on the ancient capital where emperors and nobles once walked.

Sample Itinerary
・Meet/Depart: Kintetsu Yamato-Yagi Station, South Exit (9:00 AM)
・Asuka Historical Museum – Yamada-dera Temple Ruins (07) – Takamatsuzuka Tumulus (19) – Kengoshizuka Tumulus (12) – Tachibana-dera Temple (06) – Lunch
・Ishibutai Tumulus (10) – Asuka Palace Site (01) – Sakafune-ishi Stone (04) – Asuka-dera Temple (05) – Asuka Mizu-ochi Site (03)
・Amakashi-no-oka Observation Deck – Fujiwara-kyo Museum – Fujiwara Palace Site (13)
・Dismissal: Kintetsu Yamato-Yagi Station, South Exit (Scheduled for 5:00 PM)

Departure Dates: Available year-round (upon consultation)
Estimated Duration: 8 hours (subject to change based on traffic conditions)
Price: 16,800 JPY per person (tax included); English/Chinese interpreter-guide arrangements available (additional fee: 33,000 JPY)
Capacity: 8 participants (first-come, first-served; minimum 2 participants required)
Deadline: 3:00 PM on the day before the tour
Other Information
・We will guide you through 10 key sites representing the "Asuka-Fujiwara Palace Capitals."
・The tour uses a private vehicle with a capacity of 10 passengers and proceeds even in light rain.
・However, the tour may be cancelled in the event of dangerous weather conditions, such as typhoons.
・The tour may be cancelled if the minimum number of participants is not met.
・In the event of cancellation, we will notify you at least two days prior to the scheduled date. [Price Breakdown] .      ★ Tour planning and guide fees
.      ★ Tour escort (interpretation) service fees
.      ★ Meal and admission fees
.      ★ Transportation-related costs
.      ★ Travel insurance (Special Compensation Provisions)