Known as "Oinari-san," this shrine is the head of approximately 30,000 Inari shrines across Japan. Its iconic Senbon Torii, a series of thousands of vermilion torii gates, is one of Kyoto's most famous symbols.

Located in Fushimi Ward, this shrine is a harmonious blend of history and nature. Known for its ""Gokō Water,"" the shrine's name comes from this fragrant spring, believed to have many benefits. The shrine is also recognized for its cultural heritage and serene atmosphere.

Experience the charm of Fushimi’s waterways on this traditional sightseeing boat. Operating along the serene Uji River tributary, the boat ride offers seasonal views, including cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage. A guide aboard explains Fushimi's history and nature, making this a truly relaxing experience.

This historical temple in Fushimi was established in the Edo period and is known for its picturesque setting along the Uji River tributary. The temple is dedicated to Benzaiten, the deity of love and prosperity, making it a popular spot for prayers for marriage, safe childbirth, and children.

A museum that showcases the history of "Gekkeikan," a leading sake brand from Fushimi. The facility, housed in a historic sake brewery from the Meiji era, features exhibits on brewing techniques and equipment. Guests can also enjoy sake tastings, providing a comprehensive sake experience.

Operated by the Kizakura brewery, this facility offers insights into sake and craft beer culture. Visitors can enjoy local beverages paired with delicious dishes at the on-site restaurant, and explore the quirky "Kappa Gallery," celebrating the brand's iconic mascot.

A gourmet hotspot where you can indulge in Fushimi’s rich sake culture. The venue offers a wide selection of local sake for tasting, along with dishes made from local ingredients, creating perfect pairings. Its warm, inviting atmosphere makes it an ideal place to conclude your tour.