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Un dia en la prefectura de Shiga para un museo construido cuatro quintos bajo tierra en las montanas, y un torii carmesi erguido en el lago Biwa.
El museo enterrado de I. M. Pei y el torii del lago: un dia en Shiga desde Kyoto u Osaka: Datos clave
| Price | From $129 per person |
|---|---|
| Duration | 10 hours |
| Languages | English |
| Tour type | Guided Tour |
| Booking | Direct with the local operator — no OTA markup |
Choose from 3 available options
Departure from Osaka
The ten-hour day departing Nipponbashi Station at 08:40 with a driver-guide and all vehicle costs included.
10 hours
English
$129
Cancelación gratuita
Departure from Kyoto
The same day departing Kyoto at 09:50.
10 hours
English
$129
Cancelación gratuita
Osaka Hotel Pickup
The Osaka departure with hotel or vacation rental pickup arranged from 07:30.
10 hours
English
$129
Cancelación gratuita
Descripción completa
El museo Miho es la razon para sacrificar un dia. I. M. Pei, el arquitecto de la piramide del Louvre, lo diseno en las montanas de Shiga, y alrededor del ochenta por ciento de la estructura esta enterrada, por lo que el edificio apenas se anuncia desde el exterior. Se llega a traves de un tunel excavado en la colina y a traves de un puente colgante, un acceso escenificado deliberadamente: Pei tomo su inspiracion del Manantial de las Flores de Durazno, el cuento chino de un pescador que sigue un arroyo a traves de una cueva estrecha y emerge en un paraiso escondido. Caminando, la referencia es inconfundible.
En el interior hay una coleccion de antiguedades egipcias, persas, griegas, romanas, del sur de Asia, chinas y japonesas, iluminada en gran parte por luz natural a traves de los techos de vidrio. Alrededor de dos horas y media aqui, incluyendo tiempo libre y almuerzo por cuenta propia.
El santuario Shirahige aporta la otra imagen del dia. Su torii carmesi se alza en las aguas poco profundas del lago Biwa, el lago mas grande de Japon, a pocos metros de la orilla, el mismo efecto que la famosa puerta de Miyajima, en un lago de agua dulce, con una fraccion de la multitud.
Una cosa a comprobar antes de reservar: el museo Miho cierra durante largos periodos del ano, incluyendo todo enero y febrero, la mayor parte de junio, y la mayor parte de septiembre. El operador no realiza el tour en los dias de cierre, pero debe confirmar su fecha en lugar de asumirlo.
Las salidas son desde Osaka a las 8:40 o desde Kyoto a las 9:50, con recogida en el hotel disponible en Osaka como opcion de pago. El tamano del vehiculo se fija segun el grupo final. Las entradas y las comidas no estan incluidas.
Itinerario
Itineraries are customisable as per your request
The schedule below is a suggested plan and can be adjusted to suit your preferences.
Depart Osaka at 08:40 or Kyoto at 09:50
Drive into the Shiga mountains
Miho Museum: the tunnel approach and suspension bridge
The collection and free time, about two and a half hours
Shirahige Shrine and its torii standing in Lake Biwa
Return to Kyoto or Osaka
Incluye
- Transporte en vehiculo de ida y vuelta hasta diez horas
- Servicio de conductor-guia
- Combustible, peajes y tarifas de autopista
- Vehiculo ajustado al tamano del grupo
No incluye
- Tarifas de entrada al museo y al santuario
- Comidas
- Alojamiento
- Equipaje (se aplica una tarifa si necesita traer alguno, a organizar al reservar)
- Actividades opcionales y gastos personales
Información importante
Punto de encuentro
Nipponbashi Station Exit 2, 1-3 Nipponbashi, Chuo Ward, Osaka 542-0073 at 08:40, or Kyoto at 09:50. Osaka hotel pickup is available as a paid option from 07:30.
Antes de ir
- Cancelación gratuita hasta 24 horas antes del inicio de la actividad
Sobre esta actividad
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Duration 10 hours
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Live tour guide
English
Wheelchair accessible
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Preguntas frecuentes
Nipponbashi Station Exit 2, 1-3 Nipponbashi, Chuo Ward, Osaka 542-0073 at 08:40, or Kyoto at 09:50. Osaka hotel pickup is available as a paid option from 07:30.
The price does not cover museum and shrine admission fees, meals, accommodation and luggage — a fee applies if you need to bring any, arranged at booking. Everything it does cover is listed in full on this page, so if something is not on that list, budget for it separately.
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Transporte en vehiculo de ida y vuelta hasta diez horas, Servicio de conductor-guia, Combustible, peajes y tarifas de autopista, Vehiculo ajustado al tamano del grupo
The duration of the El museo enterrado de I. M. Pei y el torii del lago: un dia en Shiga desde Kyoto u Osaka is typically 10 hours. We recommend arriving 15 minutes before the scheduled start time for a smooth check-in. Your guide will meet you at the designated meeting point and ensure the experience runs on schedule while remaining flexible to your pace.
For most experiences, we highly recommend an early morning start. This allows you to avoid the midday heat, bypass the largest crowds, and capture the best lighting for photography. Your guide can advise on the optimal timing based on the season and specific attractions included.
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Late March to early April for cherry blossom, or mid-to-late November for peak autumn foliage. Kyoto sits in a basin and runs hotter in summer and colder in winter than Tokyo, even at a similar latitude. Full month-by-month figures are in our best time to visit Kyoto guide.
Kyoto never built an extensive subway — just two lines (Karasuma and Tozai) — so the city bus network does most of the work, especially for Higashiyama, Kinkaku-ji and Ginkakuji. Fushimi Inari and Arashiyama are best reached by JR rail instead. See getting around Kyoto.
Three days covers the essentials well: a day for Higashiyama and Gion, a day for Arashiyama and Kinkaku-ji, and a day for Fushimi Inari plus a Nara or Uji day trip. Our 3-day Kyoto itinerary has the full route with timing.
Arrive by 6:30-7am — the shrine is open 24/7 and free, and most visitors only walk the first 20-30 minutes anyway. Past that point the crowds thin out fast. Full hike details in our Fushimi Inari guide.
Yes — it's a public path with no entrance fee and no set hours. The trade-off is that it gets shoulder-to-shoulder by mid-morning; arrive before 8am for a nearly empty walk. See the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest guide.
Kyoto restricts photography on certain private alleys in Gion after complaints about tourists chasing and blocking geiko and maiko, with fines for violators. Public streets like Hanamikoji-dori remain open, but never chase, touch or block a real geiko/maiko anywhere. Full etiquette in our Gion geisha district guide.
Yudofu (simmered tofu, best near Nanzen-ji or Arashiyama), kaiseki and shojin ryori temple cuisine, and Nishiki Market's stalls of tako tamago and fresh yuba. Uji, just south of the city, is one of Japan's top matcha-growing regions. See the Kyoto food guide.
April for cherry blossom around Osaka Castle, or November for peak autumn foliage and the year's lowest rainfall. Both are the most crowded and most expensive months, so book hotels 3+ months ahead. See our best time to visit Osaka guide.
Get an ICOCA IC card (works interchangeably with Suica/Pasmo) and tap on/off the subway and buses. The Osaka Amazing Pass bundles transit with free entry to Osaka Castle and dozens of attractions if you're sightseeing hard for a day. See getting around Osaka.
Three days covers the essentials: a day for Osaka Castle and the city center, a day for Dotonbori and Shinsekai, and a day for a Nara or Kyoto side trip. Our 3-day Osaka itinerary has the full route.
Yes — Nara is about 30-45 minutes by Kintetsu train for the deer park and Todai-ji, and Kyoto is roughly 29 minutes by JR Special Rapid. Both are easy half-day or full-day trips. See our Osaka to Nara guide and Osaka to Kyoto guide.
Takoyaki (octopus balls) and okonomiyaki (savory pancake) are Osaka's signature street foods, best sampled around Dotonbori and Kuromon Market. See our Osaka food guide.
Yes — it's the city's neon-lit entertainment and food district, and while it's undeniably touristy, the energy, canal-side glow, and street food density make it genuinely worth an evening. See the Dotonbori guide.
Shinsekai is Osaka's retro, slightly gritty downtown district built around the Tsutenkaku Tower, known for kushikatsu (fried skewers). It's generally safe for tourists, especially in the daytime and early evening. See the Shinsekai guide.