Kyoto packs three major sights into this five-hour morning tour, using trains and other public transport rather than a private […]
Kyoto’s food culture is not only about temple restaurants and polished kaiseki meals. In this two-hour private cooking class, you
Kyoto’s big sights are spread across the city, and this private tour lets you shape a five to six-hour route
Kyoto is at its best before the day gets noisy, and this early-morning e-bike tour makes good use of those
Arashiyama’s bamboo grove is beautiful, but it can also be slow going on foot. This tour gives you a private
Shirakawa-go is one of Japan’s most memorable village visits, but reaching it from Osaka or Kyoto takes planning and a
Kyoto’s Gion district is best understood on foot, one quiet lane and wooden façade at a time. This 4.5-hour walk
Kyoto’s big sights sit far apart, and this private car tour tries to bring the greatest hits into one long
Nara’s appeal is wonderfully direct: you walk among free-roaming deer, then enter Todai-ji, a temple large enough to make even