Kyoto packs two very different worlds into this walking tour: the red torii tunnels of Fushimi Inari and the green […]
The most unusual part of this Kyoto experience is the setting: you enter a 300-year-old samurai residence and have the
Kyoto’s geisha districts make more sense after sunset, when lanterns glow, wooden teahouses open for the evening, and the daytime
Nara’s deer, Osaka’s neon streets, and Kobe’s harbor all in one day: that is the clever appeal of this 10.5-hour
Kyoto’s Roketsu workshop lets you draw your own design and dye it yourself, rather than simply watching a craft demonstration.
Nara’s bowing deer and Kyoto’s red torii gates make this nine-hour day trip a smart choice when your Japan schedule
Kyoto’s calligraphy class inside Seigan-ji Temple gives you something many sightseeing stops cannot: a chance to use your hands and
The best thing about this private Kyoto car tour is simple: you can cover a lot of ground without losing
Kyoto’s Bento Box Cooking Class turns a neat compartmented lunch into a full lesson in Japanese home cooking. In about
Fushimi Inari is famous for its endless rows of vermilion torii gates, but the shrine feels very different after sunset.