The Fushimi district is not about the famous "Fushimi Inari" and its thousand gates. It is about learning more about one of the most significant moments in Japanese history and exploring an area in Kyoto that hasn't been conquered... More

Pedaling along the backstreets, you can uncover the little-known treasures of Kyoto on 3 hours electric assisted bike tour with an authorized English speaking guide. Kyoto is full with historical and culture. In such a city, a... More

Please find out this tour on IG #travel.japan_together Let's enjoy photo shooting tour with local photographers!! We will take you to some of our favorite spots in Kyoto, and explain interesting history and episodes, and capture ... More

This experience is a private concert held in a cozy home, unlike the traditional townhouses and temples of Kyoto. Exclusively for one group, it offers a warm and intimate atmosphere, just like being in a Japanese family's home. T... More

You will definitely find it! "Special" just for you Mimosa has a wide variety of kimonos (yukata) and accessories in spite of being a small store. Tourist spots are just a step away! ? Outstanding location◎ The store faces Koda... More

Prepare to have your travel memories captured in the most creative and captivating way imaginable Seize the chance to capture your special moments in Kimono while embarking on a delightful journey through Gion Our adventure kick... More

The yang of the bright and beautiful side of the city's 1200 year history is paralleled by the yin of the macabre, the bizarre and the bloody aspects of the story of Japan's old capital. Starting at Yasaka Shrine we will weave our... More

Audioguided Routes throughout Japan Audio guides with 6 languages available (Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, French, English.) Walking routes in the different neighborhoods Walking routes through the main temples of each des... More

Uji, south of Kyoto, is famous for its matcha (powdered green tea) and other tea products, and is also home to many historic temples and shrines dating back over 1,000 years. This tour takes you on a leisurely tour of this fascina... More

Ikebana in Japanese means "living flowers" and describes the traditional Japanese technique of arranging freshly cut flowers with the sentiment of giving the flowers a new life. The basic principle of Ikebana is to "give life to t... More

Tomoyoshi, the instructor, will give you a short lecture on how the ancient swordsmanship of Samurai developed into Kendo. He will share the heroic stories of ancient Samurai including his great-grandfather, Yoshishige Hayashi. He... More

Arashiyu, a Japanese-style relaxation salon located just off Arashiyama Station. It is a shop where you can heal your tired feet slowly. You can enjoy drinks and tea pastries while you are immersed in footbath, and then enjoy fo... More

The Railway Museum, one of Japan's largest, proudly displays a diverse and precious collection of rolling stock, from steam locomotives to Shinkansen trains, including 53 cars that played a vital role in the modernization of Japan... More

I will explain and demonstrate how to make each design step by step. This class is for suitable for someone who wants to have a unique experience, and also someone who wants to seriously learn the techniques and improve their skil... More

Fushimi Inari Shrine is one of Japan’s most popular and beautiful shrines. Thousands of people visit it every day to see the 1,000 magnificent torii gates. But most do not get the full story behind the pretty pictures they take.... More

Gion is a district where Japan's traditional culture is still deeply preserved. With a local expert guide, you won’t just visit famous tourist spots but also explore hidden alleys. First, we will visit Hanamikoji Street, known ... More

・Savor the taste of Kyoto's seasonal vegetables in our tempura. ・Immerse yourself in a traditional Japanese home cooking experience. ・The perfect addition to your Arashiyama sightseeing. ・Vegetarian and vegan options are a... More

Would you like to experience calligraphy right near Kyoto Station? Please come and try Traditional Japanese Calligraphy! You can learn a new skill and get some great authentically Japanese Souvenirs to take home! Make a reservati... More

Escape the hustle and bustle with a serene culinary journey in Wazuka, Kyoto Prefecture, renowned for its tea fields and tranquil countryside. This immersive experience not only teaches you how to make Kyoto udon, a comforting noo... More

Are you ready to elevate your Kyoto experience to new heights? Look no further than the Kyoto Tower Observation Deck – a must-visit destination that promises to leave you spellbound. What sets the Kyoto Tower Observation Deck a... More