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Private Tour: Japanese Tea And Beyond In Uji

Starting From From $169.55 per person Current Project Expedition rate
4 Hours 4.52 / 5 1 reviews Easy activity level Private Single Day Tour Operated by Pinpoint Traveler
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The Experience

What your day looks like

Enjoy the perfect blend of traditional tea culture, picturesque landscapes, and the essence of Buddhism on a half-day Uji walking tour. This adventure is an ideal way to delve into three remarkable local treasures that Uji has to offer.

At a Glance

The experience, in brief

  • Come for the tea, and stay for some more
  • Enjoy nature, grand tea culture, and a temple so famous it'ts on a coin
  • See the cormorant bird paintings and festival pictures
Your Itinerary

Your day, step by step

Day 1

Kyoto

Local Flavor.

Before You Go

What to know before booking

Included

Professional Guide Admission to Byodo-in Tea experience Admission to Koshoji Temple

Not Included

Matcha stone grinding experience (optional) Hotel pickup and drop off Gratuities

What to Bring

Please come wearing comfortable shoes. We do a fair bit of walking. For those who wish to avoid too much walking, please let us know and we will make our best attempt to suitably modify the itinerary. We’ll be outdoors the majority of the time, so do keep weather conditions in mind

Meeting & Pickup

We start just outside Keihan Uji Station. Please note that this is a short walk away from JR Uji Station.

Planning Notes

Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Automatic

Traveler Impressions

What travelers are saying

2025-05-27 5.00 / 5

The tour was very educational and interesting with an extremely knowledgeable guide. Really enjoyed learning more about Japan's history and culture. The tour description noted there would be a a "stop at a sweet shop" early in the tour offering dango and beverages - this did not occur. It would have been nice to start with refreshments at the beginning of the four hours. We did have the tea tasting session at the end.

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