Facilities offering discounts for tickets with a coupon mark
Show the coupon mark on the ticket to receive discounts and other special offers at shrines, temples, and various other facilities along Keihan's railways.
- *Benefits are only valid for those with a ticket used on the same day.
- *Please present your ticket before claiming any benefits.
- *This special offer cannot be combined with other offers or services.
Coupon List
Please note that operating hours may be shortened or facilities may be closed without notice. Be sure to check each facility's official website or contact them directly before your visit.
Kyoto
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Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine
One free souvenir gift (Special offer hours: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.)
Built at the beginning of the Heian period to protect the south-western gate, the shrine was held in high regard together with the Enryaku-ji Temple that was built to protect the north-eastern gate.
Closest station: Iwashimizu-hachimangu Station
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The Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum
One original postcard present
This is a commemorative museum to major sake maker, Gekkeikan. A brewery built about a century ago was remodeled to house exhibits showing the history of sake, the sake brewing process and the implements once used to make sake. Enjoy sake tasting and pick up some to take home as well.
Closest station: Chushojima Station
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Byodoin Temple
Two special postcard presents
Phoenix Hall, one structure at the World Heritage Site Byodoin Temple so inspiring it is on the 10-yen coin and one of its phoenixes is on the 10,000-yen note.
Closest station: Uji Station
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The Tale of Genji Museum
Admission: Adult 600 yen → 480 yen / Child 300 yen → 240 yen
This is the only museum, even in Japan, dedicated to the Tale of Genji. Written at the start of the eleventh century in the Heian period, the Tale of Genji is a novel by a woman we know as Murasaki Shikibu.
Closest station: Uji Station
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CHAZUNA
Admission: Adult 600 yen → 480 yen / Child 300 yen → 240 yen
Opened in 2021, this park facility will help you to discover the fascinating appeals of Uji Matcha and Uji City. The park has a museum where you can learn about the history and culture of tea-making and the city of Uji.
Closest station: Uji Station
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Kodai-ji Temple
Admission: 800 yen for adults, group rate *Excluding high school students and younger (Special offer hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.)
Kodai-ji was built in 1606 by the widow of Toyotomi Hideyoshi (often known by the title Kita no Mandokoro) to honor the soul of her late husband. Toyotomi Hideyoshi is the second warlord to successfully unify Japan.
Closest station: Gion-shijo Station
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Shimogamo Shrine
Group rate for shared admission to Oidono, Jinguji Temple ruins, and Kamosha Museum Hidehosha
A World Heritage Site. One of the oldest shrines in Kyoto, Shimogamo Shrine is said to be where people would come to pray for success when Kyoto was being built as Japan's capital in ancient times.
Closest station: Demachiyanagi Station
Osaka
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Osaka Suijo Bus
10% off Aqualiner ride
The Okawa River, which the Aqualiner water bus operates on, is located in the center of Osaka. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful architecture of the city, and in Spring they can admire the cherry blossoms.
Closest station: Kyobashi Station
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The Osaka Castle Donjon
10% off the regular admission fee
Osaka Castle has a great symbolic presence is Osaka. It is counted as one of the three great castles of Japan, along with Himeji and Kumamoto castles.
Closest station: Temmabashi Station
Shiga
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Ishiyamadera Temple
Discount on admission fee (treated as group rate)
The temple is also known also as Hanano-tera (Flower Temple), and its grounds are filled with ume, cherry blossoms trees, rhododendrons and deciduous trees, providing beautiful scenery of floral beauty throughout the year.
Closest station: Biwako-hamaotsu Station
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Biwako Kisen Steamship
Michigan Cruise Southern Lake Biwa cruise boat
20% off boat fare (Cannot be combined with other discounts)
*The Bianca may be used in some situations for the Michigan Cruise.
*Southern Lake Biwa cruise boats operate during the winter periodWhen it comes to sightseeing on Lake Biwa, Japan's largest lake, cruises on the Michigan are the best. Among the attractions are the musical live show and gourmet food.
Closest station: Biwako-hamaotsu Station
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Mii-dera Temple
Entrance fee Adult 800 yen → 700 yen
The head temple of the Tendaijimon sect of Buddhism, Mii-dera houses more than a hundred National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties of Japan.
Closest station: Miidera Station
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Enryaku-ji Temple
Discount on admission fee (treated as group rate)
Enryaku-ji Temple was constructed on Mount Hiei by Saicho (also known as Dengyo Daishi) in 788. Some 150 temple buildings dot the mountain temple grounds, which cover 500 hectares.
Closest station: Sakamoto-hieizanguchi Station
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Takebe Taisha Shrine
Commemorative Certificate of Visit
Takebe Taisha is a historic shrine that has been revered by numerous people since ancient times.
With such a high status that it is mentioned even in Japan's earliest records, it is still widely recognized today as the most prestigious shrine representing this region (Omi Province).Closest station: Karahashi-mae Station
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Omi Jingu Shrine
Clock Museum and Treasure House: Group Rate Admission
Dedicated to Emperor Tenji, Omi Jingu is a shrine of exceptionally high status.
Situated in a lush, green setting overlooking Lake Biwa, the beautiful buildings that make up this shrine are acclaimed as masterpieces of modern shrine architecture and protected as Cultural Properties. Built upon the historic site of a former imperial palace, the shrine offers a quiet and solemn atmosphere.Closest station: Omi-jingu-mae Station
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Saikyo-ji Temple
Admission Discount
Saikyo-ji is a temple of profound historical significance, said to have been founded over 1,400 years ago by Prince Shotoku. Rebuilt numerous times throughout the ages, it flourished as the center of its sect, particularly after being established by Shinsei Shonin as a site of spiritual training in the late 15th century. Today, it is recognized as the head temple of a network of over 400 branch temples nationwide.
This sacred site still faithfully upholds its enduring tradition as a place of unceasing prayer.Closest station: Sakamoto-hieizanguchi Station
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Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine
Admission Discount (Group Rate Applied)
Located at the foot of Shiga Prefecture's iconic Mount Hiei, this extremely ancient shrine is said to have been founded about 2,100 years ago. It is the head shrine of a network of some 3,800 Hiyoshi, Hie, and Sanno shrines throughout Japan.
During the era when Kyoto served as Japan's imperial capital, this shrine was situated to the capital's northeast (a direction believed to be a source of evil spirits). It was therefore highly venerated as a shrine protecting the capital from evil.
Also known for hosting the guardian deities of Enryaku-ji, the renowned Buddhist monastery on Mount Hiei, Hiyoshi Taisha continues to attract a multitude of visitors today as a spiritual destination for warding off misfortune and averting calamity.Closest station: Sakamoto-hieizanguchi Station
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Hieizan Railway (Sakamoto Cable)
Receive a set of 3 cable car tickets
Stretching 2,025 meters, the Hieizan Railway (Sakamoto Cable) is Japan’s longest cable car line, and connects Cable Sakamoto Station in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture to Cable Enryakuji Station. Opened in 1927, this historic line takes approximately 11 minutes to reach the Enryakuji Temple area atop the mountain. The station building is a designated National Registered Tangible Cultural Property, and passengers can enjoy spectacular views of Lake Biwa from the train windows.
Closest station: Sakamoto-hieizanguchi Station