The meeting point is JR Gifu Station, which is about 30 minutes by train from Nagoya Station.
The guide will recite the prayers at shrines and the sutras at temples, so even if you don't speak Japanese or know the texts, you won't have to worry. (Your guide will also provide candles and incense for the temples.)
The golden Shrine-Torii (that is a gate) at (Gifu) Kogane Shrine makes for a great place to take Instagram-worthy photos.
The Gifu Great Buddha is considered one of Japan's three greatest Buddha statues.
During the lunch break, you can browse a variety of Japanese foods at Rakuichi Rakuza (market). And you can buy the food or souvenirs if you like.
5-3 Koganemachi, Gifu, Japan
The guide will read the prayers, allowing participants to concentrate on their prayers.
8 Daibutsucho, , Gifu, Japan
You can view the Great Buddha, which is said to be one of the three great Buddha statues in Japan.
1-46 Omiya-cho, , Gifu, Japan
During the lunch break, travelers can buy and eat food at Rakuichi Rakuza. In that case, you may be able to use coupons for some items.
1-1, InabadorI, Gifu, Japan
The tour will also stop at the neighboring Gifu Zenkoji Temple. The guide will read sutras at Zenkoji Temple and prayers (that is Norito) at Inaba Shrine, allowing participants to concentrate on their prayers.
Just outside the gate at JR Gifu Station. (at 10:15 a.m.) (The guide is waiting from 10:00 to 10:15)
The guide: Japanese, a man, 160cm, waiting with holding up paper that says "Get Benefit from God", "tour", or things like that.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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