Begin in the picturesque Gion Shirakawa area, where traditional streets are framed by vibrant autumn colors. Next, visit Chion-in, with its serene, colorful temple grounds, and Kodai-ji Temple, known for its stunning autumn garden... More

Discover the beauty and elegance of Japanese culture through an unforgettable kimono rental experience in the heart of Kyoto. We offer travelers the chance to immerse themselves in Japan's rich heritage by transforming into a samu... More

Looking for a unique way to experience Kyoto? We’ve got you covered! With over 700 kimono styles—including the viral Lace-Kimono that's trending on social media—you can express your style while exploring the city. Whether yo... More

Kyoto is undoubtedly one of the most famous cities in Japan. Unlike the urban and modern atmosphere of Tokyo and Osaka, Kyoto is an iconic image of traditional Japan for most tourists. Not only being symbolic, Kyoto is one of the ... More

Tour various locations to learn about the production of seasonal vegetables in Kyoto. Explore Nishiki Market, a local market with over 400 years of history and the heart of Kyoto's kitchen. Learn about the history, varieties and i... More

Experience Kyoto’s timeless charm on our tour of three iconic geisha districts: Pontocho, Gion Shirakawa, and Gion Hanamikoji. Perfect for culture enthusiasts and history buffs, this tour immerses you in Kyoto’s flower street ... More

Experience the essence of Kyoto's rich heritage with our meticulously crafted one-day walking tours by cab, trains & buses with Licensed English speaking guide, native Japanese. ■ Pls give a valid mobile No. to use in Kyoto ■... More

As an off the beaten path tour, first we walk along Philosopher's Path to Honen-in Temple. Next, we walk through The Silver Pavilion (Ginkakuji Temple) where we view the Zen Garden. Then, we walk up near the top of Mount Daimonji ... More

Rental a beautiful kimono or yukata near Kyoto's famous Kiyomizu-dera and immerse yourself in traditional Japanese culture. Just a 5-minute walk to the temple,... More

A guide who lives in Kyoto and is fluent in French and Japanese will introduce you to Kyoto's attractions. Our guide is also an experienced cook and would love to introduce you to Japan's unique culinary culture. He's also an expe... More

If you get the opportunity, you should definitely visit the beautiful city of Kyoto, which has been known as the Magical City for many years. There are plenty of amazing attractions to explore. One of the best places to visit is P... More

Tern Vektron (Range:60km~, Bosch unit, with charger, pannier bag, smartphone holder and so on)... More

Kyoto is a city that continues to attract the attention of international travelers as one of the best cities to visit in Japan. This short tour is recommended for first-time visitors to Kyoto and for those who want to visit Kyoto'... More

Available March 25th-April 11th, 2025, the true Hanami spirit during Cherry Blossom season in Kyoto can be found away from some of the busier neighborhoods, and instead exploring temples, gardens, and shrines (both big and small).... More

As a chef, your guide is dedicated to unveiling the essence and origins behind Japan's extraordinary culinary heritage. In Kyoto, a pioneer of Japanese cuisine and craftsmanship, countless tales and culinary delights await your d... More

Fushimi Inari Shrine's iconic Thousand Torii (Red Gate) paths have welcomed millions of visitors over the years and has consistently been one of the top sites in Kyoto. But did you know that the Inari Mountain where the shrine sta... More

This full-day tour takes you on a relaxed exploration of Nara’s hidden gems, visiting Hasedera and Murouji Temples—two serene sites tucked away in Nara’s beautiful mountains. Both temples offer unique historical insights and... More

You can wear a kimono and go out freely until 8pm, so you can go see the night light-up and go to dinner. You can choose your kimono, obi, and everything else yourself. You can choose from a sake tasting experience wearing a kimon... More

Experience the unique "Sōsen Aogi," a fan-making plan at the long-established Shimizu Shoten in Kyoto, which is celebrating its 78th anniversary. The "Sōsen Aogi" is a new type of origami fan that does not use fan ribs, making i... More

While Maikos are a symbol of Kyoto, it is not easy for tourists and even locals to talk with them personally. To arrange a meeting with them, we need to have a long-established relationship with an Okiya which is a maiko house and... More