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2-day tour | Enjoy three Kintetsu Limited Express Trains, Shimakaze, Aoniyoshi, and Hinotori | Departing from Kintetsu-Nagoya Station | Ise, Kyoto, and Nara

Ise Shrine, Inner Shrine

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Tour Duration | 2 Days

2-day tour | Enjoy three Kintetsu Limited Express Trains, Shimakaze, Aoniyoshi, and Hinotori | Departing from Kintetsu-Nagoya Station | Ise, Kyoto, and Nara 1

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Enjoy 3 Kintetsu Limited Express trains in 2 days!

[Sightseeing Limited Express "Shimakaze" (Ujiyamada Station to Kyoto Station)] The first private railways to adopt genuine leather seats, offering a sense of luxury in a high-grade atmosphere. Relax with electric reclining seats, electric leg rests, and electric air cushions! Use of café cars further enhances the premium travel experience. All seats are spacious and wide premium seats with only 3 seats per row.

[Sightseeing Limited Express "Aoniyoshi" (Kintetsu-Nara Station ⇒ Osaka-Namba)] The Kintetsu Sightseeing Limited Express "Aoniyoshi," which runs between Osaka, Nara and Kyoto, is named after the introductory word for the ancient capital of Nara and the beauty of the city. Two seats in a single row for spacious comfort and a relaxing design inspired by the treasures of the Shosoin Repository create a relaxing atmosphere.

[Limited Express "Hinotori" (Osaka-Namba Station to Kintetsu-Nagoya Station)] The exterior design features an advanced, speedy body form and a deep, glossy metallic red color. The interior is a relaxing space that pursues comfort. All regular seats are equipped with backshells. The distance between the front and rear seats is 116 cm, ensuring a wide space! All cars are equipped with air purifiers and large windows that cut ultraviolet and infrared rays.

Stay at a train view hotel, Miyako City Kintetsu Kyoto Station, directly connected to Kyoto Station and located above platform 4 of Kintetsu Kyoto Station.

Enjoy approx. 3 hours of free time at Ise Jingu / Naiku, the morning of the second day in Kyoto, and approx. 2.5 hours in Nara.

The content of this product is provided by machine translation and may not reflect the actual information, please take this into consideration before booking.

Please note that all information provided by the tour conductor during the trip will be provided in Japanese only. However, in order to ensure the smooth operation and safety of the tour, we will provide as much information as possible with the translation app (meeting location, departure time, etc.)

Please observe the following when participating.
Please make sure to provide your correct name and email address upon making a reservation.

Due to the arrangements for the sightseeing limited express trains "Shimakaze" and "Aoniyoshi," we only accept requests for reservations on some departure dates.

The travel contract will be concluded only after all train arrangements have been completed and the reservation will become official when the documents have been sent to you. (This is not a notification of the confirmation of departure.)

[For participants sharing a room with three persons]

The rooms for single and double occupancy have a view of the JR conventional train or Shinkansen, while rooms for triple occupancy do not have a view of the train due to the structure of the building.

Please note that even if you book a room for 3 persons, the room may be divided into single and twin rooms.

[Boarding or getting off the train on the way]

If you wish to board or get off the train on the way, please contact the Club Tourism Domestic Travel Center at least 5 days prior to departure. We apologize for the inconvenience, but if you wish to board a train mid-way, please purchase a ticket with the lowest section fare and then board the designated train. Also, Please be noted that there are no refunds or discounts for getting off midway. Fares to the boarding stations (all trains including Shinkansen and conventional lines) are to be borne by the participants.

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Tour Itinerary

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Kintetsu-Nagoya Station (departs from 9:00am to 9:30am)

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Take the [Kintetsu Limited Express] to Ise

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Ise Jingu / Naiku (Free time for lunch and visiting the shrine and Okage Yokocho / approx. 3 hours stay)

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Ujiyamada Station → [Sightseeing Limited Express "Shimakaze" (Premium Seat)] → Kyoto Station

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Shimakaze Premium Seat

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A train-view hotel! Stay at Miyako City Kintetsu Kyoto Station!

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Exterior of Miyako City Kintetsu Kyoto Station

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Ise Shrine, Inner Shrine

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Exploring the Sacred Beauty of Ise Grand Shrine: A Comprehensive Guide

What Is Ise Grand Shrine?

Ise Grand Shrine, or Ise Jingu, is a complex of shrines located in Ise, Mie Prefecture, Japan. It's one of Japan's most important Shinto shrines, holding immense cultural and historical significance. Dedicated to the sun goddess Amaterasu, it's a must-visit for anyone interested in Japanese history, religion, and architecture. The shrine's significance lies in its continuous rebuilding for over 1,300 years, preserving ancient traditions and craftsmanship.

Where Is Ise Grand Shrine Located?

Ise Grand Shrine is located in Ise City, Mie Prefecture, Japan. The Inner Shrine (Naiku), the most sacred part of the complex, is situated at: 516 Ujikata, Ise-shi, Mie-ken 519-0264, Japan.

Getting There:

Public Transportation: The nearest train station is Ise-shi Station, accessible via the JR and Kintetsu lines. From there, you can take a bus or taxi to the shrine. Specific bus routes are available locally.
By Car: Parking is available near the shrine, though it can be limited, especially during peak seasons. Access is relatively easy from major highways.

Mention that for a seamless trip, visitors can plan their entire journey from flights, hotels, buy Ise Grand Shrine tickets to local transport like car rentals or airport transfers using Traveloka, Southeast Asia’s leading travel platform.

What Is the Best Time to Visit Ise Grand Shrine?

Best Day: Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends.

Best Season: Spring (cherry blossoms) and autumn (fall foliage) offer beautiful scenery. However, Ise Grand Shrine is beautiful year-round.

Best Time of Day: Early morning or late afternoon often provide a more peaceful and less crowded experience.

What Are the Top Things to Do at Ise Grand Shrine?

Explore the Inner Shrine (Naiku): Witness the sacred architecture and experience the spiritual atmosphere of the main shrine dedicated to Amaterasu.
Visit the Outer Shrine (Geku): Dedicated to Toyouke-no-omikami, the goddess of food and agriculture, this shrine offers a different architectural style and atmosphere.
Wander through the Sacred Forests: Enjoy the serene beauty of the ancient forests surrounding the shrines.
Observe Traditional Shinto Rituals: If you are lucky, you might witness traditional Shinto ceremonies or rituals.

Insider Tips for Ise Grand Shrine That Most People Don't Know

Arrive early: Beat the crowds and enjoy a more peaceful visit.
Dress respectfully: While there's no strict dress code, dressing modestly (avoiding overly revealing clothing) shows respect for the sacred site.
Explore the surrounding area: Ise City offers charming local shops, restaurants, and other attractions to enhance your experience.
Take your time: Allow ample time to fully appreciate the serenity and beauty of the shrines and their surroundings.

How to Prepare for Your Visit to Ise Grand Shrine

For Solo Visitors

Enjoy the peaceful solitude and take your time exploring at your own pace. Consider bringing a book or journal to reflect on your experience.

For Couples

This is a wonderful place for a romantic and spiritual getaway. Take photos together and enjoy the serene atmosphere.

For Families with Kids

While the shrines themselves might be less engaging for very young children, the surrounding area offers opportunities for walks and exploration. Explain the cultural and historical significance to older children.

How to Prepare for the Weather While Visiting Ise Grand Shrine

For a Hot, Sunny Day

Bring a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water to stay hydrated and comfortable.

In Case of Rain

Bring an umbrella or raincoat. Many areas offer covered walkways, but being prepared is always best.

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