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AngieC_L, Mar 2026
Our Visit to Kyoto with Yoshi
This tour was fantastic! Our tour guide, Yoshi was absolutely wonderful! He was very knowledgeable and offered an array of information about each of the sights we visited. In addition, he tailored the tour to what worked best for our schedule - very flexible, organized and a very enjoyable presentation. Yoshi helped make our visit to Kyoto extra special!
Jason_W, Mar 2026
Wonderful Evening
Ann, our guide, was fantastic. Very knowledgeable of the area and the geisha way of life. She was quick to respond to questions and was so friendly. She showed us some quiet areas of the city and explained a number of items that we would have walked but if we had been alone. And took us to a great area to see the cherry blossoms. This is a great tour and great value!
Rene_M, Mar 2026
Wonderful Nara
Ko Taketazu was our wonderful guide. As promised we met him at the Kyoto train station exactly where he said he would be. He already had purchased the tickets to Nara. Upon reaching Nara he showed us all the major points and explained in detail their significance we proceeded to feed the plentiful deer that are all about. We walked up a hill to a Shinto temple and then to the temple that houses the largest Buddha in Japan. A very impressive site. At the end of the 4 hour plus tour he escorted us back to the train station and helped us buy our return tickets to Kioto. Having studied in the United States his English is flawless. We highly recommend Ko as your guide.
Khristen_B, Mar 2026
Very fun and educational experience!
Walk in with an open and relaxed mind. You will get undressed and then dressed up by the very sweet ladies, in a very respectful and organized way. For younger children the tea ceremony requires some self-control but they don’t mind a few laughs and jokes as long as you are still respectful of the ceremony. The best part is getting dressed up, of course! There is a beautiful selection of hand-embellished kimono and obj silks, and they do the girls’ hair with a variety of hair adornments. My 11-year-old son got to wear a gorgeous “shogun” style silk outfit and was feeling the power. The ceremony is interesting and educational, and they keep it fun by allowing a few guests to prepare the tea. At the end the ladies gave my son a box of origami frogs, which was very sweet!
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Take a journey through time in Kyoto, where tradition blends harmoniously with modernity. Curated Kyoto tours immerse you in the rich culture of this ancient capital, from the tranquil Zen rock garden of Ryoan-ji Temple to the majestic torii gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine. You can savor matcha in a traditional tea ceremony, bar-hop around Pontocho, explore the bamboo grove in Arashiyama, or marvel at the golden temple of Kinkaku-ji on expert-led Kyoto tours that show you the best of the timeless Japanese city.

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