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Back into the Heian Period: A Waka poetry experience in Saga Arashiyama, the coveted retreat of Heian Era nobility
Experience details
Location | Saga Arashiyama |
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Days available | Irregular |
Time | 10:00〜17:00 |
Duration | 7 hours |
Participants | 2〜6 |
Guide | Included |
Languages | English, Japanese |
Starting point | JR Umahori Station |
Finishing point | Arashiyama Rowing Boat Rental (north pier) |
Product number | X-001 |
- See the majestic nature of Saga Arashiyama from the Torokko scenic train
- Explore the deep Saga area loved by the Heian aristocracy
- Enjoy an amazing meal at a restaurant with a 400 years long history
- Participate at a Waka poetry experience at the birthplace of Hyakunin Isshu anthology
- Partake in pleasures loved by the aristocracy like evening boating and moon gazing
- Be regaled by the fascinating history and culture of Heian aristocracy from your guide
This tour will take you back into the Heian Era to experience and learn about the unique local culture, traditions, lifestyle and customs of Saga Arashiyama, which have been handed down for more than 1,200 years.
A long time ago Saga Arashiyama was the era where aristocrats built their villas. Surrounded by the beautiful nature of Saga Arashiyama, what was the lifestyle that shaped the Heian Era aristocrats, who in turn created and influenced the culture that survived to this day?
As you visit the hidden Heian-esque spots, learn about the daily lives and habits of the aristocrats and immerse yourself into their graceful culture.
Enjoy the scenery as you embark on a ride on the scenic train to one of the most popular posts to visit, Saga Arashiyama. Your journey will take you to Okusaga (“Deep Saga”) away from the crowds, where the historical buildings of the preserved district faithfully recreate the atmosphere of old. On the way you will be able to find out about the daily lives and customs of the Heian Period aristocracy, including their fashion, cuisine and dwellings, before arriving at the birthplace of the Hyakunin Isshu anthology, Enrian. Waka poetry was once a way for the aristocrats of the Heian period to express their thoughts and feelings, and was also a symbol of their high culture.
This tour offers you a unique opportunity to experience waka poetry, a favorite pastime of the Heian aristocrats, in a privately rented Enrian, the sacred site of waka poetry where the Hyakunin Isshu anthology originates from.
Conclude the day with a boating experience, a popular pastime of the aristocracy. Being embraced by the nature of Arashiyama, its breath of wild echoing in the serene scenery is truly an unforgettable experience.
<Tour contents>
・Take a ride on the scenic train and enjoy the majestic nature of Saga Arashiyama
・Explore the hidden “Deep Saga” of the Saga Arashiyama area
・Enjoy the exquisite Sweetfish rice bowl at the 400 years old Tsutaya restaurant
・A private waka experience by the temple abbot at Enrian, the sacred waka poem site
・Experience boating, a graceful pastime of the aristocracy accompanied by tea and sweets
Plan overview
Back into the Heian Era - Waka Course
・See the majestic nature of Saga Arashiyama from the Torokko scenic train
・Explore the deep Saga area loved by the Heian aristocracy
・Enjoy an amazing meal at a restaurant with a 400 years long history
・Participate at a Waka poetry experience at the birthplace of Hyakunin Isshu anthology
・Partake in pleasures loved by the aristocracy like evening boating and moon gazing
・Be regaled by the fascinating history and culture of Heian aristocracy from your guide
Price per person changes based on the number of participants
2 people: 60,000 JPY per person (tak included)
3 people: 50,000 JPY per person (tak included)
4 people: 45,000 JPY per person (tak included)
5 people: 40,000 JPY per person (tak included)
6 people: 38,000 JPY per person (tak included)
Meeting Place
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Rokunotsubo Shinochoumahori, Kameoka, Kyoto 621-0823
26-minute train ride from Kyoto Station on the JR Sanin Line
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