Visit Todaiji Temple, one of Japan’s most famous landmarks and home to the Great Buddha, one of the largest bronze Buddha statues in the world. Step inside the massive Great Buddha Hall and be amazed by the scale and beauty of this incredible masterpiece. As we explore the temple together, you will learn about the rich history of Nara, the origins of Buddhism in Japan, and the storey behind this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site. Come and experience the grandeur of the Great Buddha while discovering the history and culture that have shaped Japan for over 1,200 years.

Hozanji Temple is a hidden spiritual gem located on the mountainside of Ikoma, far from the crowds of Kyoto and Osaka. Unlike many famous tourist attractions, Hozanji is a place where visitors can experience a more authentic side of Japan. For centuries, the temple has been known as a place of prayer for success in business, prosperity, good fortune, and personal growth. Even today, many business owners, entrepreneurs, and local worshippers visit the temple to seek blessings and guidance. As we walk through the beautiful stone pathways and lantern-lined staircases, you will discover a peaceful atmosphere that reflects Japan’s deep spiritual traditions. Surrounded by nature and rich history, Hozanji offers a unique opportunity to experience a sacred place that remains deeply connected to local culture and everyday life. This is more than sightseeing—it is a chance to visit one of Nara’s most respected spiritual destinations.

Shigisan Chogosonshi-ji Temple is one of Nara’s most remarkable hidden treasures, located deep in the mountains and rarely visited by international tourists. With a vast temple complex stretching across the mountainside, Shigisan offers an experience unlike any other. Many visitors compare exploring the grounds to walking through a historic mountain fortress, with hidden pathways, beautiful viewpoints, and centuries of history throughout the area. This sacred site has been revered for over 1,400 years and remains an important spiritual destination for many Japanese people today. Far from the crowds of major tourist attractions, visitors can experience a deeper connection to Japan’s history, culture, and traditions. If you want to go beyond the typical tourist route and discover a side of Japan that most visitors never see, Shigisan is an unforgettable destination.

Located next to Shigisan Chogosonshi-ji Temple, the Kaiun (Good Fortune) Bungee Jump offers a unique opportunity to experience both adventure and nature in one unforgettable location. From a height of approximately 30 metres (100 feet), participants can jump while surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery, historic temples, and the peaceful atmosphere of Nara’s countryside. The experience is known locally as the “Kaiun Bungee” because of its connection to the nearby spiritual sites and its reputation as a symbol of courage and new beginnings. Participation is completely optional and is not required to enjoy the tour. Guests who choose not to jump can still relax, enjoy the scenery, and watch others take on this exciting challenge. GoPro rental and video data services are also available as free, allowing participants to capture and keep unforgettable memories of their bungee jump experience.