Admission to: Katsuo-ji Temple entrance fee
English-speaking staff
Chinese-speaking staff
Japanese-speaking staff
Round-trip transfers to and from the meet up location
Toll fees
Parking fees
Fuel fees
Meals and beverages
Other personal expenses
Tips and gratuities
Children aged 3+ will be charged the same rate as adults
Each adult can bring one child aged 0-2 years old for free, but without a seat. If you need a seat, please book it at the adult fare
Please be responsible for your personal belongings. Klook / the operator will not be held liable for any lost belongings during the trip
Each passenger may bring one suitcase (maximum size), which may need to be checked into the luggage hold or carried in the seat
Due to seasonal and weather changes, the temperature may vary. Please prepare for cold or heat.
The tour is mainly in Chinese. The bus will try to arrange the corresponding staff according to your language preference
Depending on the number of people, we may use a minibus, etc., and the driver may also serve as a tour guide
Seats are not assigned. If you have any requests, please inform the tour guide on the day.
There is no toilet on the bus
All information about this trip will be sent to you via email. The staff will not contact you without special circumstances.
Due to traffic conditions and other factors, the duration of stay and the order of some itineraries may be adjusted
If you are unable to connect to public transportation due to delayed arrival, the relevant taxi fares and other transportation costs and accommodation expenses will be borne by the guest
If the tour is cancelled on the day, the operator will contact you by phone or email. If you do not receive any contact, it means the trip will proceed as planned.
If you are delayed or fail to attend the trip due to a delay in your transportation, it will be deemed as a no-show and 100% of the fee will be charged
Luggage allowance: 1 pieces of standard-sized luggages
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Uji Matcha Dessert Tour the old streets filled with the aroma of tea, a happy time for Uji taste buds The approach to Byodoin Temple is an old street full of nostalgia. Whether it is handmade Matcha Daifuku, Matcha Warabimochi, or freshly made Matcha ice cream, they all retain the unique deep aroma and slightly bitter aftertaste of Uji tea. While tasting the food, you can also enjoy the ancient buildings and tea aroma on both sides of the street, which is a perfect experience to heal your five senses.
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