Kyoto Nishiki Market Food and Culture Walking Tour - Food lessons that make the market easier to read

Kyoto’s Nishiki Market is easy to enter and surprisingly easy to misunderstand. The narrow, 400-year-old food street is packed with […]

Kyoto: Meet the Geisha Maiko with Gion Walking Tour - The Gion walk from the canal to Miyagawasuji

Kyoto’s geisha districts are best understood from the inside, and this tour offers a rare chance to enter a private

Private Kyoto Tour with Licensed Guide & Vehicle (Max 15 persons) - Nijo Castle and the Imperial Palace

Kyoto’s biggest advantage here is simple: you can cross the city by private vehicle instead of puzzling over local buses

Kyoto Arashiyama Bamboo forest & Garden Half-Day Walking Tour - Sagaogurayama offers a slower side of Arashiyama

Arashiyama is much more than its famous bamboo grove. This five-hour walk links the tall bamboo, peaceful temple gardens, mountain

Kyoto : Geiko Maiko Dance of Kyoto & Visits of Gion Museum - Geiko, maiko, and the Kyoto vocabulary

Kyoto’s Kyomai dance is the main event here: two carefully measured pieces performed by a geiko or maiko in the

Gion Walking Tour by Night - Following Gion’s narrow lanes without getting lost

Gion after dark is less about checking off sights and more about learning how to read Kyoto’s quiet lanes. On

Kyoto: Samurai Kenbu Traditional Sword Dancing Show - Arriving at Samurai Kembu Theater

Kenbu is not a mock sword fight. It is a graceful stage art built around the controlled movement of a

Kyoto: Arashiyama Customized Rickshaw Tour & Bamboo Forest - Through Arashiyama’s bamboo grove

Arashiyama’s famous bamboo grove is beautiful, but walking it can mean edging through a crowd with a phone held above

The Original Small-Group Sushi Making Class in Kyoto - What happens during the 90 minutes

The best part of this Kyoto experience is its small size. With no more than eight people, Kana can correct

Kyoto Zen Meditation & Garden Tour at a Zen Temple with Lunch - The dry garden and the value of guided silence

The heart of this Kyoto outing is a real zazen meditation session with a Zen monk, not a quick tourist

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