Kyoto’s biggest sights are spread across the city, and this eight-hour private tour attacks the problem head-on. You visit Kinkaku-ji, […]
Kyoto makes more sense from a bicycle seat. This 5 to 6-hour ride links famous sights with quiet streets, back
Kyoto packs centuries of Japanese culture into four famous stops: Fushimi Inari’s red torii gates, Kiyomizu-dera’s wooden stage, Kinkaku-ji’s gold
The clever idea here is simple: you get a real introduction to Japanese tea ceremony without sitting on the floor.
Kyoto’s best-known sights are much easier to appreciate before the crowds arrive. This early start takes you from Fushimi Inari’s
Arashiyama is much more than Kyoto’s famous bamboo photo stop. This 5 to 6 hour walking tour links the bamboo
Nara’s deer, Fushimi Inari’s endless red gates, and Arashiyama’s bamboo forest make this a very full day in Japan’s cultural
Kyoto’s Gion district changes after sunset. Lanterns glow, wooden townhouses look more theatrical, and the daytime crowds thin out. This
The most memorable part of this Kyoto experience is the setting: a traditional samurai house where you learn about the
Nishiki Market is easy to visit on your own, but it is not always easy to know what to taste,