• Koyasan Station - Travelers can take a train from Osaka to reach Mount Koya via the funicular. The journey offers a view of the entire area, transitioning from the bustling city to serene nature, and then ascending the mountain.

• Koyasan Daimon - The entrance to Mount Koya and the spiritual realm.

• Koyasan Danjo Garan - The primary prayer site for the Shingon Buddhist sect since the 9th century.

• Kongobu-ji Temple - Established in the late 16th century by the military leader Hideyoshi Toyotomi, it is the headquarters of the Shingon Buddhist sect.

• Koyasan Okunoin - A renowned Japanese cemetery, home to 200,000 graves of various families, culminating in the mausoleum of Kobo-Daishi, the founder of this sacred site.

• Guide fees including entrance, lunch, and transport fees

• Lunch: around 2,500 JPY/person
• Transport Fees (around 3,700 JPY/person/day)
• Entrance Fees: Kongobuji Temple (1000 JPY/person)

Join us for an exploration of Mount Koya, a spiritual and cultural gem of Japan, for a day of walking and using public transport!

The journey begins with a train ride into the serene countryside, offering a stark contrast between the bustling city and tranquil nature, before ascending the mountain via cable car.

Upon arrival, the Daimon gate greets us, marking the transition from the human realm to the spiritual. We then stroll through Danjo Garan, the historic heart of the Shingon Buddhist sect since the 9th century, and visit the Kongobu-ji Temple, established by the military leader Hideyoshi Toyotomi, now serving as an administrative hub.

Our final stop is Oku no In, Japan’s largest cemetery, which is home to the mausoleum of Kobo Daishi and 200,000 graves of those who wished to rest alongside him.

This day promises to enrich your understanding of Japan’s history, culture, and spirituality. Will you join us? We eagerly await your presence!

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