Kyoto’s best sights are spread across the city, and this 20-kilometer e-bike ride links several of them without forcing you […]
Kyoto is best seen with a plan, but not a rigid one. This eight-hour private tour lets you choose four
Kyoto’s Maiko lunch or dinner puts you close to a living performance tradition, not behind a museum rope. In 90
Nara’s best moments come in a pleasing mix: a giant bronze Buddha, deer wandering through temple grounds, old wooden townhouses,
Kyoto’s biggest challenge is distance. Fushimi Inari, Arashiyama, Kinkakuji, Gion, and Nishiki Market sit in different parts of the city.
Kyoto’s roof guardians are not just things to photograph. At this hands-on workshop, you shape one from a lump of
Kyoto’s most famous sights can eat up a whole day if you tackle them on your own. This four-hour private
Nijo Castle gives you a rare look at the world of the shogun, while Kyoto Imperial Palace shows the other
Kyoto’s big sights are spread across the city, and this 44-kilometer bike ride links them in one ambitious day. You
Uji is more than a stop for matcha souvenirs. This three-hour walk brings you from Byodoin Temple, the famous UNESCO