Kichijo-ji Temple Cheap Car Rentals & Car Hire Deals

There’s at least one car hire outlet a short drive from Kichijo-ji Temple. Hire a car that matches your needs and explore Yamanashi at your own pace. Even in a destination with extensive public transport, you can seriously cut down travel time, giving you more time to take in the attractions.

You can reserve a cheap AU$98 car hire near Kichijo-ji Temple. However, the cost of your wheels can vary widely based on a few factors, including the chosen vehicle class, your pick-up and drop-off locations and travel dates. Expedia makes it a breeze to land the best option for your budget, so take a look at our tempting offers from a range of car hire companies and set off with a competitive deal!

For the most up-to-date information on parking at Kichijo-ji Temple, browse the attraction’s official website. Online travel reviews are also worth a look. Pick up tips from fellow travellers and find out if there is any free parking at Kichijo-ji Temple.

For the ultimate convenience, book a few nights at one of Expedia’s hotels with electric car charging stations. Check out your options close to Kichijo-ji Temple, and recharge your vehicle at your leisure while you kick back and relax.

To make it to Kichijo-ji Temple, you’ll need to travel around 5 kilometres to the west of downtown Yamanashi.

Check Kichijo-ji Temple’s official website for the latest opening and closing hours. Whether you want to seize the day or seize the opportunity to sleep late on holiday, knowing the operating hours of attractions you plan to visit will help make your trip a success.

Discover the best car hire deals in one place with Expedia. We partner with companies of all sizes to offer you a range of vehicle types at awesome prices. Love to save even more money? Combine your Kichijo-ji Temple car hire, flights and hotel into a package. Lock in your ride with Expedia and you’ll also get free cancellation — just in case. If you need to cancel, just log in to the Trips portal and hit “manage booking.”