Top Kyoto Overnight Tours

See Japan beyond Osaka on this two-day tour to Toyama Prefecture—a picturesque region known for its mountains and hot springs. Make the most of photo ops in the area's more interesting spots (including the famous "snow wall" if traveling before June, or Mikurigaike from July onwards) and stop to visit Kamikochi. Round-trip transportation, overnight accommodation, and breakfast make the trip completely hassle-free.

Embark on an unforgettable 2-day guided art journey from Kyoto or Shin-Osaka to Naoshima, Japan’s world-famous "Art Island." Traveling seamlessly by Shinkansen and scenic ferry, you will explore the island's stunning coastline on rental bicycles. Day one features Honmura’s captivating Art House Project and the Ando Museum. On day two, enjoy an included breakfast before exploring the iconic Benesse House Museum, the tranquil Valley Gallery showcasing Yayoi Kusama’s mesmerizing works, and the Lee Ufan Museum. With hassle-free transfers, expert guidance, and key admissions included, this is the ultimate modern art experience.

Join our two-day tour to visit two cities that were once the capitals of Japan and are filled with attractions. Our professional guides will help you manage your time efficiently and provide detailed explanations to deepen your understanding of Japanese culture. Save time and enhance your travel experience with us!

Enjoy two days of private 6 hours tours with one of our guides in Kyoto! Our guides are licensed, experienced, and speak English! By choosing this tour course, you will have the same guide for both days. Temples, shrines, and tea ceremonies. The traditions of ancient Japan are still alive and well in the old capitol, Kyoto. Walking around this beautiful city can feel like you are in a time machine as its architecture has been preserved for centuries. Kiyomizu Temple towers over the historical Gion district, famous for its rich history of geisha. There is much history in this city that you don’t want to miss so book our Government Licensed and Experienced English-speaking guides for a walking tour of Kyoto! Note*1: The booking is for two consecutive days only. Note*2: Please select your must-see spots from a list in the tour information to create your customized itinerary. You can choose 3 to 4 sites from the list on each day. You can also mix and match the lists.

Take a break from the busy city and spend two days on the beautiful and cultural Naoshima Island. Join your private guide and take the bullet train to Okayama (this tour does not include JR passes) before hopping on a ferry to the island. Then spend the next two days exploring the island with an electric bike, stopping at several museums including the Benesse House, ANDO, and Lee Ufan.

Get some great shots of you and your private group touring the streets of Kyoto for a wonderful keepsake of your trip to Japan. Your photographer will know the best spots for photos, with temples and nature to make a beautiful backdrop. Spend around an hour shooting, and then have the rest of the day free to explore Kyoto on your own.

Capture your visit to Kyoto with a special photo session conducted by a professional photographer. Choose the locations and types of images you want, and receive around 50 edited images after your private photo shoot. You’ll also receive suggestions from your photographer about places to see in Kyoto, along with an overview of Kyoto’s history and culture.

Embark your adventure through your food tour in Kyoto and Nara Kyoto is a historical city you will get the chance to visit some of the historical places like Kinkakuji Temple and get to see the greatness of the place and you will visit one of the oldest shrines in Kyoto Gion District and get to take pictures with Geshia Girls Nara, you will enjoy the nature of this city watching the deer walking around you and have the joy of eating them do not let this tour miss you. Book Now!

Escape the bustle of Kyoto and journey north to Japan’s scenic coastline on this 2 day tour. Perfect for nature lovers, culture seekers, and travelers craving slower rhythms, the route blends one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views, a rare seaside village, hot-spring traditions, and dramatic coastal landscapes. Great for those who want to experience rural Japan’s beauty and culture, this trip balances history, local life, and breathtaking scenery.

Immerse yourself in traditional Japanese culture on this 2-day tour through Shiga, where you’ll learn the art of miso making at Takashima Tanada House. Enjoy a farm-fresh lunch featuring local ingredients, and take in the breathtaking views from the Hakodateyama Ropeway. Explore the serene Metasequoia Tree Avenue and the historic Kurokabe Square, all while soaking in the natural beauty of Samegai Gorge and visiting the tranquil Seiganji Temple. This journey combines culinary, cultural, and scenic experiences that reveal the soul of rural Japan. - Hands-on miso making experience with a locally sourced lunch - Scenic views from Hakodateyama Ropeway and Metasequoia Tree Avenue - Explore historic sites like Kurokabe Square and Seiganji Temple - Accommodation at a lakeside hotel with natural surroundings

- Explore Hiroshima city with public transportation or a private car with a comfortable air conditioned. - An assistant will be waiting for you at the meeting point at Kyoto Station or Shin-Osaka Station and help you to take shinkansen.(※Assistant will not accompany you.) You will meet with your guide at Hiroshima Station. - Compared to the regular one-day course, this tour will take in the sights with more time spent at each sightseeing spot. - You can also visit the sights that are not included in the day trip, Orizuru Tower and Daishoin Temple. You can learn the history of Hiroshima deeper and immerse the culture and tradition with long history in Miyajima. - As a charged option, you can choose riding a ropeway to the top of Mt. Misen or making momiji-manju. - Take pictures of Great Torii from the nearest location on the ferry. - You can choose a 3 or 4 star hotel to stay. - You can customize the itinerary based on this default schedule.