Kansai University Students' Money-Saving Travel Tips in Japan

Kansai, a region in Japan that blends ancient traditions with modern vibes, is home to numerous enchanting attractions. It boasts the profound historical heritage of the old capital, Kyoto, as well as the modern urban charm of Osaka, and the serene deer calls of Nara. In Kyoto, the cherry blossoms and autumn leaves at Kiyomizu-dera are dreamlike, while the splendor of Kinkaku-ji and Ginkaku-ji is breathtaking. In Nara, the leisurely strolling deer have become a symbol of the city, making visitors linger and forget to return home. Of course, Kansai's cuisine is also not to be missed. From Kyoto's matcha desserts to Osaka's takoyaki, and Nara's venison dishes, each bite is an ultimate tease for the taste buds. Additionally, the warm hospitality of Kansai's people adds endless charm to the land. Whether it's the shop owners in the streets and alleys or the guides at the attractions, they all greet every visitor with the most sincere smiles and the most enthusiastic service.