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Custom tour of Kyoto – 3 hours
3-Hour Food Tour
This 3-hour food tour takes you to some of the city’s most enchanting locations to sample traditional and modern Japanese cuisine.
LocationNishiki Market
Duration 1.5 hours
Begin your food journey at the bustling Nishiki Market, known as “Kyoto’s kitchen. This vibrant market is a treasure trove of food.
Stroll through the market and enjoy the vibrant colors and enticing aromas of fresh seafood, vegetables, and other local specialties.
LocationGion District
Time required1.5 hours
Next, head to the historic Gion District, famous for its traditional wooden townhouses and geisha culture. Here, you can enjoy the following
- Matcha (powdered green tea) experience: visit a traditional tea house and taste matcha tea that has been carefully ground.
- Wagashi (Japanese confectionery): Enjoy artisanal wagashi (Japanese confectionery) that perfectly complement the bitterness of matcha. Experience the changing of the seasons.
Take a leisurely stroll through the picturesque streets and enjoy the charm and elegance of this emblematic district.
Custom tour of Kyoto – 4 hours
4-Hour Food and Temple Tour
On this 4-hour tour, you will walk the streets of Kyoto, taste traditional Japanese cuisine, visit historic temples, and deepen your knowledge.
Location Meet at Nishiki Market
Duration 1.5 hours
Begin the tour at the lively Nishiki Market, known as the “kitchen of Kyoto.
Sample a variety of local delicacies, interact with local store owners, and learn about Kyoto’s food culture.
LocationStroll to the Gion district – 15-minute walk from Nishiki Market to the Gion district.
Time required: 1 hour
Explore the historic Gion district, famous for its traditional wooden townhouses and geisha culture.
Enjoy Uji green tea and Japanese sweets at a cozy tea store.
Take pictures of the scenic beauty of the Shirakawa Canal and its charming surroundings.
LocationYasaka Shrine
Time required1 hr.
One of the most famous and historically important shrines in Kyoto.
LocationNear Yasaka Shrine
Time required1.5 hours
Temple Lunch at Kaiseki Restaurant
English Food Tour
This three-hour food tour takes you through some of the most enchanting parts of the city, allowing you to taste traditional and modern Japanese delicacies.
Location: Nishiki Market
Duration: 1.5 hours
Start your food journey at the bustling Nishiki Market, known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen.” This lively market is a treasure trove of culinary delights
As you stroll through the market, take in the vibrant colors and enticing aromas of fresh seafood, vegetables, and other local specialties.
Location: Gion District
Duration: 1.5 hours
Next, head to the historic Gion District, famous for its traditional wooden machiya houses and geisha culture. Here, you’ll enjoy:
– Matcha Experience: Visit a traditional tea house to savor matcha, a finely ground green tea, prepared with precision and care.
– Wagashi: Indulge in wagashi, artisanal Japanese sweets that beautifully complement the bitterness of matcha. These confectioneries often reflect the changing seasons.
Take a leisurely walk through the picturesque streets, appreciating the charm and elegance of this iconic neighborhood.
English – Food/Temple Tours
This four-hour tour will take you through the streets of Kyoto, offering tastes of traditional Japanese cuisine and an enlightening visit to a historic temple.
Location: Meet at Nishiki Market
Duration: 1.5 Hours
Begin your tour at the vibrant Nishiki Market, known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen.”
Sample a variety of local delicacies, engage with local shop owners, and learn about Kyoto’s food culture.
Location: Stroll to Gion District- Walk from Nishiki Market to the Gion District, approximately 15 minutes.
Duration: 1 Hour
Explore the historic Gion District, famous for its traditional wooden machiya houses and Geisha culture.
Enjoy a quick stop at a cozy tea house for Uji Matcha Tea and Wagashi (Japanese sweets).
Capture the scenic beauty of the Shirakawa Canal and its charming surroundings.
Location: Yasaka Shrine
Duration: 1 Hour
One of the most famous and historically significant Shinto shrines in Kyoto.
Location: Nearby Yasaka Shrine
Duration: 1.5 Hour
Temple lunch at a traditional Kaiseki restaurant
4 Hour Food and Temple Tour
This four-hour tour will take you through the streets of Kyoto, offering tastes of traditional Japanese cuisine and an enlightening visit to a historic temple.
Location: Meet at Nishiki Market
Duration: 1.5 Hours
Begin your tour at the vibrant Nishiki Market, known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen.”
Sample a variety of local delicacies, engage with local shop owners, and learn about Kyoto’s food culture.
Location: Stroll to Gion District- Walk from Nishiki Market to the Gion District, approximately 15 minutes.
Duration: 1 Hour
Explore the historic Gion District, famous for its traditional wooden machiya houses and Geisha culture.
Enjoy a quick stop at a cozy tea house for Uji Matcha Tea and Wagashi (Japanese sweets).
Capture the scenic beauty of the Shirakawa Canal and its charming surroundings.
Location: Yasaka Shrine
Duration: 1 Hour
One of the most famous and historically significant Shinto shrines in Kyoto.
Location: Nearby Yasaka Shrine
Duration: 1.5 Hour
Temple lunch at a traditional Kaiseki restaurant
English Higashiyama Temple Walking Tour
Higashiyama Temple Tour – 4 hours
- Start point Gion-Shijo Station
- Yasaka Shrine
A short walk from the station is the lively Yasaka Shrine, famous for its festivals and lanterns.
- Maruyama Park
Take a stroll in Maruyama Park, known for its cherry blossoms in the spring. The park is beautiful and has peaceful walking trails.
- Chion-in Temple:
Chion-in Temple is home to Japan’s largest temple bell. This vast temple complex offers a glimpse into Japan’s Buddhist tradition.
- Ninnen-zaka and Sannen-zaka:
Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka are charming streets lined with traditional stores and teahouses. They are great places to buy souvenirs.
- Lunch break (optional – not included in the price)
Enjoy a traditional Japanese lunch at a local restaurant.
７.Kodaiji Temple
Take a stroll through the beautifully landscaped Zen garden and tranquil bamboo grove.
- Kiyomizu Temple
One of Kyoto’s most famous landmarks. Perched on a hillside, this temple offers a panoramic view of Kyoto.
- Return to Kiyomizu Gojo Session
Arashiyama Walking Tour in English
Arashiyama Tour – 4 hours
- Starting point JR Saga-Arashiyama Station
- Arashiyama Bamboo Forest
Take a walk through the enchanting Arashiyama bamboo forest. The quiet paths surrounded by towering bamboo forests offer a unique and peaceful experience.
- Visit Tenryuji Temple
A short walk from the bamboo grove is Tenryuji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens and historical buildings of the temple.
- Walk to Togetsukyo Bridge
The iconic Togetsu Bridge spans the Katsura River and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. It is especially wonderful during the cherry blossom season and in the fall when the leaves turn bright red.
- Arashiyama Shopping Street
A charming blend of traditional stores, delightful local cuisine, and scenic views of the surrounding bamboo forests.
- Lunch in Arashiyama (optional – not included in the price)
Enjoy a traditional Japanese lunch at a local restaurant. Soba, tempura, and bento boxes are available. Many restaurants offer scenic views while you enjoy your meal.
- Climb to Iwatayama Monkey Park
Cross the bridge to Iwatayama Monkey Park. Visitors can observe the ecology of wild Japanese macaques. The park also offers a panoramic view of the city of Kyoto.
- Return to Arashiyama Station
English Fushimi Inari Shrine and Sake Tour
Fushimi Shrine and Sake Tour – 4 hours
- Starting point JR Fushimi Inari Station
- Fushimi Inari (Thousand Torii)
The most famous shrine in Kyoto is famous for the thousands of vermilion torii gates that form the approach to sacred Mount Inari. Learn about the significance of the shrine as a place to pray for business prosperity and success.
- A short train ride to the Fushimi shopping district.
This area offers a taste of local life with food stalls, sweet stores, clothing stores, and souvenir stores. While walking through the arcade, stop for a snack such as taiyaki or takoyaki.
- Sake brewery: Gekkeikan Okura Memorial Museum.
Tour the sake brewing process at this historic brewery founded in 1637. Learn about the history of sake, see traditional sake brewing tools, and enjoy sake tasting at the end of the tour.
- Lunch break (optional – not included in the price)
Enjoy a traditional Japanese lunch at a local restaurant.
- Walk along the Fushimi Canal
A scenic canal overlooking the Fushimi area. A fitting spot to end the tour.
- Return to Fushimi Momoyama Station
Tour of Uji’s “Unknown Streets” in English
- Meet at Uji Station
- Byodoin Temple- A UNESCO World Heritage site. This 10th-century Buddhist temple is renowned for its Phoenix Hall, beautifully reflected in the surrounding pond.
- Uji Tea Ceremony- Visit a traditional tea house for an authentic Uji tea ceremony. Experience the delicate flavors and learn about the history and significance of Uji’s famous green tea.
- Lunch at a Local Restaurant- Enjoy a delightful lunch at a local restaurant. Try dishes featuring matcha, such as matcha soba noodles or matcha-flavored desserts.
- Uji River Walk- Stroll along the picturesque Uji River. The scenic walk is lined with cherry blossom trees. Visit the famous Uji Bridge, which offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
- End at Uji Station
Kurama’s “off the beaten path” tours in English
- Meet at Demachiyanagi Station
- Travel to Kurama via the Eizan Electric Railway on a scenic ride through the lush countryside.
- Arrive in Kurama and enjoy the serene atmosphere of this charming village.
- Kurama-dera Temple- A historic temple located on Mount Kurama. The hike up to the temple provides breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and forests.
- Lunch at a Local Restaurant- Enjoy a traditional Japanese meal at one of the local eateries. Try soba (buckwheat noodles) or kaiseki (a multi-course meal). You can also choose to eat Buddhist vegetarian cuisine.
- Kurama Onsen- A natural hot spring renowned for its healing properties. Relax in the outdoor baths while taking in the stunning natural scenery.
- Yuki Shrine- A Shinto shrine known for its vibrant festivals and deep-rooted history. Explore the grounds and appreciate the tranquility of this sacred place.
- Return to Kyoto- Head back to Demachiyanagi Station
Here is the code for the discount coupon
When you sign up for a tour,
KYOTO10
when you apply for a tour, you will receive a special discount.
The company organizing this tour is here.
https://www.kyotolanguageacademy.com/tours
