“You had come and gone, Murasaki Shikibu Part 2 Digital Stamp Rally Kyoto, Shiga, Fukui Edition” visiting places related to Murasaki Shikibu, the author of “The Tale of Genji”is currently being held. If you collect digital stamps from 30 spots in Uji, Otsu, Echizen, etc., and you win the lottery, you will get souvenirs, local products, and meal tickets. There are 15 target spots in Kyoto Prefecture, including Amanohashidate, Takenomichi, Byodoin Temple, and Rozanji Temple. In addition, the tea and Uji town exchange center “Chazuna” holding “To Shine: Uji Epic drama Exhibition ~Tatsumi of the Miyako, the Town Built by Michinaga~” is also the target spot. First, please download the mobile life navigation app "WESTER". Why not follow the trajectory of Murasaki Shikibu while thinking about history?

【From TIC TOKYO Concierge】

The observation deck of Mt. Daikichi (Mt. Buttoku) is a 20-minute walk from the Sawarabi-no-michi trail, which takes you through areas linked to the Tale of Genji. You can look down on the Hoo-do Hall (Phoenix Hall) at Byodoin Temple, and on clear days, you can even see Mt. Rokko. The hiking trail that stretches from Mt. Daikichi (131m above sea level) to Mt. Asahi (124m above sea level) is easy to walk on, and you can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons.