란던 1일권 및 무료 스탬프 북

Highlights

• Exclusive access to Randen with a one-day free ticket

• Unique stamp book featuring 13 distinguished temples and shrines

• Opportunity to collect memorable red stamps from each site

• Special gift of “Fukumisuzu” from Saiin Kasuga Shrine for travel safety

• Immersive experience into Randen’s rich history, culture, and scenic beauty

• Encouragement to book now for a memorable and enriching journey

How to Redeem Your Tour

• Time Consideration: Remember, all the times we provide are in the local time zone.

• Where to Swap Your E-Voucher: Head to Shijo-Omiya, Arashiyama Station, Kitano Hakubaicho Station, or Katabiranotsuji Station to exchange your e-voucher for a physical one.

• Redemption Details: Just present your e-voucher at the ticket counter on the day you plan to explore.

• Hours for Exchange: You’re welcome to exchange your voucher any day of the year between 09:00 and 17:00.

• Getting There from Kyoto Station: The most convenient location from Kyoto Station is Shijo Omiya Station. Simply hop on either city bus 26 or 28 and disembark at "Shijo Omiya".

Good to Know

• When to Use Your Ticket: Your 1-day free ticket is valid up until the last train on the day of exchange. And remember, the perks are only good for the dates on your 1-day ticket.

• Stamp Collection & Gift: Wander through the 13 temples and shrines Randen showcases in the stamp book and collect three red stamps. Bring them to the station, and a "Fukumisuzu" from Saiin Kasuga Shrine (Modoroki Shrine), a token of safe travel, is yours!

• Presenting Your Voucher: On the day, have either a printout of your voucher or the QR code ready to show at the ticket counter.

On the Randen Arashiyama Line, explore between:

• Shijo-Omiya and Sai

• Nishioji-Sanjo and Ymanouchi

• Randen-Tenjingawa and Kaikonoyashiro

• Uzumasa-Koryuji and Katabiranotsuji

• Arisugawa and Kurumazaki-Jinja

• Rokuoin and Randen-Saga

• Ending at Arashiyama

On the Randen Kitano Line, journey through:

• From Kitano-Hakubaicho, stopping at Tojiin and on to Ritsumeikan University

• Ryoanji up to Myoshinji

• The stretch from Omuro-Ninnaji to Utano

• Narutaki, leading to Tokiwa

• Concluding at Satsueisho-mae

• Please note: This doesn't cover cable lines and ropeways.

Related Read: How Many Days to Spend in Kyoto: A Traveler's Guide