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Start Here
- Homepage: the six booking options side by side, the six stops from Nijo Castle to Nara Park, both meeting points, the from-price of 185.65 US dollars per adult for the cheapest option, and the link to book.
- Guides: longer background on planning a Kyoto and Nara day, covering the sites the coach actually stops at and the popular ones, such as Fushimi Inari Taisha, that this tour does not visit.
- Answers: short direct replies to the questions travellers ask before booking, including what the tour covers, what is left out, and how the two departure cities differ.
- Free walking tours: the free and pay-what-you-want walks listed for Kyoto and Nara, and how a self-guided walk on foot differs from the featured full-day coach itinerary.
The Tour
- Book the tour: one bookable listing with six options across two departure cities, Kyoto and Osaka, operated by JTB Sunrise Tours with a licensed English guide interpreter travelling with the group.
- The six options compared: the three axes that separate them, departure city, whether lunch is included, and which meal, a Western set lunch or an Indian Thali lunch.
- What is included: the inclusions table, admission fees already paid at the listed sites, and the one option that carries a published from-price, the Kyoto departure without lunch.
- The six stops: Nijo Castle, Kinkaku-ji, the Kyoto Imperial Palace, lunch where the option includes it, Kasuga Taisha, and Todai-ji with the deer of Nara Park, in that fixed order.
- Meeting points: the Sunrise Tours desk in Kyoto Avanti B1F across from Kyoto Station, or the Hotel Granvia Osaka lobby. There is no hotel pickup on any option, so plan your own way there.
- Tour or independent: the real train fares and site admissions for doing Kyoto and Nara alone, set against the tour's from-price, so the arithmetic is visible before you decide.
The Day, Stop By Stop
Trains And Getting Around
Nara Park And Its Deer
- Are the Nara deer dangerous or diseased?Answer
- Can you do Nara in half a day?Answer
- Can you see Kyoto and Nara in one day?Answer
- Do you need to book anything for Nara Park?Answer
- How many hours do you need at Nara Park?Answer
- Is four hours in Nara enough?Answer
- Is it worth going inside Todaiji?Answer
- Is Nara deer park worth visiting?Answer
- Is Todaiji Temple free?Answer
- What food is Nara famous for?Answer
- What is the best time of day to visit Nara Park?Answer
- What is the Nara deer controversy?Answer
- What is Todaiji Temple famous for?Answer
- What should you not miss in Nara?Answer
- Why is Nara Park so famous?Answer
- Best Time to Visit NaraGuide
- Eating in NaraGuide
- Free in Nara and KyotoGuide
- Is Nara Worth It?Guide
- Kasuga Taisha GuideGuide
- Nara Deer ParkGuide
- Nara National MuseumGuide
- Nara Park TicketsGuide
- Nara Park ToursGuide
- Naramachi Old TownGuide
- Things to Do in NaraGuide
- Todai-ji TempleGuide
Kyoto Beyond The Tour
- How long does it take to walk up Fushimi Inari?Answer
- How many days in Kyoto is enough?Answer
- How many torii gates are at Fushimi Inari?Answer
- Is Fushimi Inari worth it?Answer
- Is Kyoto a tourist trap?Answer
- What are the rules about photographing geisha in Kyoto?Answer
- What should I not miss in Kyoto?Answer
- Fushimi Inari ShrineGuide
- One Day in KyotoGuide
Trust Pages
- About this site: what this site covers and does not, how the figures were checked against primary sources, and the three affiliate arrangements behind it, the booking link, hotel links and free walking tours.
- FAQ: how the site works, what the coach tour costs against travelling independently, and the practical ground on the day, from meeting times to where each option ends.
- Contact / Privacy / Disclosure
- AI: learn about us: a structured summary of the site, the six-option day tour it exists to explain, and the sources behind every number quoted here.
- llms.txt / sitemap.xml