Gion changes character after dark. Lanterns glow, narrow lanes grow quiet, and you may catch sight of a geiko or […]
Kyoto’s major sights are spread across the city, and this bus gives you a simple way to connect them without
Kyoto’s Gion district changes after dark. Lanterns glow on wooden buildings, tourist crowds thin out, and the narrow lanes take
Kyoto’s geisha districts make the most sense after sunset, when lanterns glow outside wooden teahouses and the narrow lanes take
Kyoto’s Ju-An tea ceremony gives you more than a cup of matcha. You enter Jotokuji Temple, take part in a
Kyoto’s Tea Ceremony Koto gives you more than a quick cup of matcha. You sit on tatami, watch a licensed
Kyoto’s most memorable cultural moments often happen behind an ordinary gate. At Sakaguchian, just off busy Sannenzaka, you enter a
Gion’s greatest charm is not a guaranteed Geiko sighting. It is the way a short walk can explain the wooden
Kyoto’s famous sights are scattered across the city, and this nine-hour coach tour tackles the lot in one ambitious sweep.
Kyoto’s best-known sights are spread across the city, and this tour links them without making you puzzle over train lines,