Avoid tourists and go deep into niche attractions such as Sanzen-in Temple in Kyoto. Go early and come back late, so you can enjoy a long activity time Come face-to-face with the shimmering moss and experience the Arashiyama trai... More

Learn how to make your own shibori scarf in Japan during a 30- to 60-minute class. Shibori art pieces, tools, and samples are displayed at the Kyoto Shibori Museum, which you can explore while your piece dries. In the museum shop,... More

1. With Mt. Arashiyama as the backdrop, take a walk through the Sagano Bamboo Grove accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter. 2. Enjoy the ever-popular Arashiyama which offers different scenery ever... More

Enjoy a walking food tour through the Nishiki Food Market, an area known to locals as the Kitchen of Kyoto because it plays a huge part in supporting the Kyoto food industry. Business has been conducted here for the past 400 years... More

Fans of Naruto and Boruto, don’t miss Shinobi-zato at Nijigen no Mori Theme Park! Enjoy a comfortable bus transfer and park entry with missions and attractions inspired by the iconic manga and anime! Have your chance to be a ni... More

Explore Kyoto more deeply with a local Japanese guide, comfortably in a Japanese minivan! •Visit the best but hidden temples without crowds: private bamboo forest, the best moss garden in Kyoto, Fushimi-Inari Shrine after suns... More

Take a journey through time in Kyoto and Uji, where tradition harmoniously blends with modernity, and immerse yourself in the rich culture, history, and natural beauty. Explore the eight most famous scenic spots, Golden Pavilio... More

This is a personalised Kyoto Tour. The tour itinerary is drafted based on your travel desire. Popular destinations to visit in Kyoto are Arashiyama, Kinkakuji, Nishiki Market, Gion, Ninenzaka, Sanenzaka, Kiyomizydera, Fushimi Inar... More

Experience a Sound Bath with Japanese musical instruments called "Singing Ring" made by Japanese traditional craft techniques. Singing Ring is one of the few acoustic instruments in the world that emits as many harmonics as can be... More

Higashiyama, Kyoto, approach to Kiyomizu Temple There is a Maiko transformation studio four seasons that renovated a townhouse, There are Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Kodai-ji Temple, Sanenzaka (Sanenzaka), Nene no Michi, and Yasaka Pago... More

Samurai are most renowned for their military might and prowess while embracing a strong sense of honor, grace, and poise. Experience the artistic side of the samurai through this Kenbu experience. Kenbu, literally meaning 'sword ... More

You can experience a tea ceremony in the authentic tea room of a 130-year-old Kyoto townhouse! The art of tea ceremony is a wonderful way to experience traditional Japanese culture. Combining zen and Japanese tea, attending a tea... More

Tondaya is a traditional Kyoto machiya house, which was registered as National Cultural heritage in 1999 and also enlisted as Structure of Landscape Importance in Kyoto in 2007. We originally started Kimono wholesale business 140... More

Upon ascending Mt. Kuruma, you will find a wealth of magical temples, relaxing onsens and hiking paths through lush green cedar forests. Mt. Kurama is a very historical area, known for being the birthplace of reiki (a healing tech... More

Come with us to visit the historic streets of Gion, Kyoto, for 4 hours! We start with a peaceful walk along the Kamo River, popular with locals. Then we discover Shirakawa Street, which marks the entrance to the neighborhood. We... More

Kyoto's most popular Maiko program! You can meet a real Maiko for this price and service! Enjoy a traditional meal from one of Kyoto's long established restaurants while looking at Maiko's traditional Kyoto dance! ●Point 1 Enjo... More

The plan price includes everything needed to wear the suit, so come empty-handed! Chinese and English services are available. Overseas tourists who rent kimonos for the first time don’t have to worry at all. The store is less th... More

What You’ll Experience Learn the history and cultural significance of the tea ceremony. Explore tea utensils, their uses, and care tips. Practice proper tea etiquette and serving techniques. Enjoy a demonstration of the cer... More

Visit Fushimi Inari Shrine, renowned for its thousands of vermilion torii gates that create stunning pathways through the forest. Head to the splendid Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion) Temple and marvel at its gold-covered walls reflect... More

Together with the No.1 sightseeing spot of Japan, Fushimi Inari Taisha in the fresh morning air, you can enjoy visiting representative spots of Nara as well. This tour offers you a glimpse at the highlights of both the two ancient... More