Start today at Toshogu Shrine, famous for colorful and beautifully decorated buildings, Yomeimon Gate, five storied Pagoda, Nio Mon Gate and 3 carved monkeys displaying "See no Evil, Speak no Evil, Hear no Evil" which is where the saying originated.

Edo Wonderland or "Nikko Edo-Mura" is the next stop for today. Depart Fujiya Kanko Center at 2:40pm to Edo Wonderland "Nikko Edo-Mura". You can enjoy mysterious Ninja performances of wide variety of combative techniques and displays of tools developed by Ninja who acted as secret agents during Edo period.

Transfer to Kinugawa-Onsen Station and board an express train back to Tyoko leaving at approximately 6:30pm. The tour concludes upon your arrival back at Tobu Asakusa Station.

Enjoy a half day walking tour of Osaka visiting Osaka Castle, then board the Aqua Liner for a river cruise along River Okawa.

Osaka Castle
Osaka Castle is noted for its magnificence and immense stones used in its construction. The castle, towering over the city, stands on a stone rampart. Many relics of the Toyotomi who built the castle originally, and Old Osaka are exhibited inside.

Osaka River Cruise
Also enjoy a 60-minute boat ride on the Aqua Liner (pleasure boat) with passing views of Osaka including Osaka Castle, Twin Towers, City Hall on Nakanoshima lsle.

Sagano is located northwest of the Kyoto Basin and covers an area of 16 acres. Start with a walk through Sagano Bamboo Grove which sits in a basin surrounded by mountains in the greater area of Arashiyama

Then onto Jojakkoji Temple located halfway up a mountain, this temple has a 12-meter-high pagoda in its precinct and is graced with many Japanese maples. Jojakkoji was the final home of Empress Dowager Kenrei-mon-in, a principal character in the "Tale of the Heike" one of the most important works of classical Japanese literature. It is said to be built as a nunnery and has a history streching back to the 6th century. The temple?s principal treasure is a statue of the Jizo, which has been desiganted an important cultural property.

Later visit Tenryuji Temple which is one of the head temples of the Rinzai Zen School and was established in 1339 by Takauji the first shogun of Ashikaga shogunate, in memory of the Emperor Godaigo. It is famous for its landscape garden, which unlike the temple buildings has survived in its original form.

Finally walk through Togetsukyo Bridge, literally meaning "Crossing Moon Bridge". The present bridge was rebuilt in 1934 using steel but faithfully copying the structure of the original bridge.