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Tyler_R, Nov 2026
We are so glad that we...
We are so glad that we booked the private tour as it gave us a chance to learn more about Fushimi Inari rather than just walk through some torii gates and take pictures. Our tour guide was amazing and we took a route that wasn’t as busy so didn’t feel overwhelming, once you get to the main part with all the other tourists it’s like Disneyland! Book the private tour you won’t forget it. Thanks again guys you were great!
Charles_A, Oct 2026
Very informative and...
Very informative and friendly guide. She was able to answer all our questions and the hike was not too crowded allowing us to enjoy the scenery
Alexander_B, Oct 2026
Best way to see the Torii Gates!
Great tour! We didn’t know exactly what to expect but we weren’t disappointed. We challenged ourselves to go to the summit of the Torii gates. Our wonderful guide didn’t pressure us and prepared us for what it would be like. We learned so much along the way and we would highly recommend!
Oliver_M, Oct 2026
Naomi our guide was incredible!
We had a fantastic private tour of the Torii gates with Naomi! We had booked a group tour, but got lucky! She was super friendly and made the whole experience really enjoyable. She took us along a quieter, less touristy route, which made it feel extra special, and took some amazing photos of us along the way. Having a private tour just for the two of us was perfect, and we couldn’t recommend Naomi enough. A wonderful experience! 🌿📸

Fushimi Inari Shrine (Fushimi Inari Taisha)

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Fushimi Inari Shrine (Fushimi Inari Taisha) at sunrise, Kyoto, Japan.
  • If you plan on hiking to the mountaintop, wear comfortable shoes and bring sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water.

  • The shrine is free, but carry cash if you want to leave a donation, make a wish, or have your fortune told.

  • Some parts of the shrine are wheelchair accessible, but the climb to the mountaintop is via several flights of steps.

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