Discover Kyoto & Nara Tours | Sightseeing & Experience in Kyoto

Kyoto, the ancient capital with a history of 1,000 years, is registered as a World Heritage site and is as beautiful as a picture postcard no matter where you cut off your camera.

Gion Matsuri festival

During traditional festivals, the Deity is taken from its usual shrine to a special place and then brought back when the festival is over. The grand parade, called the Procession, happens on July 17th and 24th and goes through the streets of Kyoto. It is the most exciting part of the Gion Matsuri festival. From the Reserved Viewing Seat, you can see all the bright colors and feel the lively atmosphere of the festival.

Fushimi Inari

Fushimi Inari Shrine is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Kyoto, Japan. It is famous for its thousands of vermilion torii gates, which line a path that winds up a mountain.
The thousands of torii gates create a stunning visual spectacle, and the path that leads up the mountain is a peaceful and tranquil place to walk.

Amanohashidate

Full of attractions, including the power spot for love fulfillment, Tenmanbashi Shrine, and the renowned Monju Hall, famous for its wisdom-gathering qualities.

Miyama Kayabuki Village

Recognized for its high preservation of historic landscapes and buildings constructed using traditional techniques, it was designated as a national "Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings" in December.

Arashiyama is located in the northwestern area of Kyoto and one of the popular tourist destinations in Japan.
A lot of visitors for its world renowned bamboo grove and beautiful scenery that changes with each season. Especially during the cherry blossom and fall color seasons are best.

Bamboo Grove

Arashiyama Bamboo forest is one of the main visited sites in the area and one of the most iconic views in Kyoto.The bamboo grove is a 400 meter long narrow street surrounded by bamboos. These bambooes are tall and growing straight towards the sky, you will feel real in this peaceful atomosphere.

Togetsukyo Bridge

Togetsukyo Bridge is the central landmark of Arashiyama.It is the great wooden landmar, and 155 meter long bridge which is built in 1934.
This bridge crossing the Hozu River is famous as a beautiful viewing point for all seasons which are cherry bloosom of spring, the fresh green of early summer, brightly colored autumn leaves and peaceful winter landscape.
There is many small shops, restaurants, cafe and other attractions are found nearby.

Nara is a tourist destination close to Kyoto and Osaka, and was once the capital of Japan. It has a history older than that of Kyoto, and the entire city retains a traditional landscape.
The main attractions are the World Heritage-listed Shinto shrines and Buddhist statues, making Nara one of the best tourist cities in Japan.

Nara Park

Nara, the former capital of Japan, has a history of 1,300 years since the capital was relocated to Heijo-kyo in 710. Nara Park is a 660-hectare prefectural park located in Nara, and is lined with historical temples and shrines, including the Kasuga Taisha Shrine and Todaiji Temple, both of which are World Heritage sites.
Nara Park is home to more than 1,000 deer, and visitors can interact with them by feeding them deer crackers. Please be sure to enjoy the Japanese landscape as a cherry blossom viewing spot in the spring and as a foliage viewing spot in the fall.

Todaiji temple

Todaiji temple Great Buddha is one of most famous and historical landmarks in Nara. Its around 15 meters in height. Todaiji temple claims the largest wooden structure in the world.

Kasuga Taisha Shrine

Kasuga Taisha Shrine is the Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara. We can visit general worship of main sanctuary.

Deep Experiencing various Japanese culture is one of the things to do on your trip to Kyoto. Here are some special cultural experiences unique to Kyoto, an ancient capital with a thousand-year history.

Kawadoko

Known as a riverbed/riverside terrace is a wonderful way to enjoy the cool breeze by the river during the scorching summer in Kyoto.

Kimono Experience

Let's try to wear a traditional Japanese Kimono! Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to walk around in a beautiful kimono and get a taste of Japanese culture.

Gion

Enjoy strolling Gion, Kyoto with beautiful Kimono. Gion is a famous district with traditional architecture and geisha/maiko culture. Ninenzaka is a street in Gion with traditional shops and cafe.

Maiko Dinner Show

Kaiseki dinner is a Japanese traditional cuisine which consist of multiple courses prepared by selected seasonal and local ingredients. Have a conversation with Maiko in a private room.
Watch a performance of about 2 songs of Maiko's dance. Maiko also offer traditional Japanese parlor games(ozashiki-asobi) experience.