Discover the cultural heritage of Kyoto with a visit to the Izumo no Okuni Statue, dedicated to the pioneering figure who founded Kabuki theater. Izumo no Okuni revolutionized Japanese performing arts in the early 17th century, and her statue stands as a tribute to her legacy.

Stroll through this picturesque street and experience the ambiance of old Kyoto. Learn about the captivating world of Geisha and Maiko—Kyoto's iconic traditional performers. Discover their roles, training, and cultural significance as you encounter them in their historic setting. Visit the impressive Chionin Temple Gate, a grand entrance to one of Kyoto's most revered Zen temples. Admire its massive wooden structure and intricate carvings, which reflect the temple's rich heritage and spiritual importance.

Chion-in is the head temple of the Jodo (Pure Land) sect of Buddhism in Kyoto, famous for its grand Sanmon gate, beautiful traditional architecture, and serene temple grounds. On this tour, we only visit and view the gate from outside, without entering the temple grounds.

Découvrez la beauté sereine du parc Maruyama, une oasis de verdure luxuriante à Kyoto, idéale pour une promenade tranquille ou une pause détente. Le parc, avec ses étangs pittoresques, ses cerisiers en fleurs de saison et ses sentiers paisibles, offre un havre de paix au cœur de la ville.

À quelques pas, explorez le sanctuaire Yasaka, un sanctuaire shinto dynamique, réputé pour ses festivals animés et ses magnifiques allées illuminées de lanternes. Ce sanctuaire historique est un haut lieu de la vie culturelle et spirituelle de Kyoto, offrant une expérience riche et immersive au cœur du patrimoine traditionnel japonais.

The Yasaka Pagoda is a five-story Buddhist pagoda, one of Kyoto’s most iconic landmarks in Higashiyama. Its classic wooden architecture and vibrant red accents make it a favorite photo spot. On this tour, we view and photograph the pagoda from the outside—we do not enter the temple.

Yasui Kompiragū is a historic Shinto shrine in Higashiyama, famous for its “en-kiri” (relationship-cutting) stones. Visitors write wishes or prayers on paper and pass through the stone’s hole to cut off bad relationships or misfortune and invite good luck. On this tour, we visit the shrine grounds and see the stone

Wander down Hanamikoji Street, the charming heart of Kyoto’s historic geisha district. This picturesque street is lined with traditional teahouses and elegant wooden machiya houses, offering a glimpse into the city's cultural past. Enjoy a visit to a classic teahouse, where you can experience the authentic ambiance and appreciate the art of traditional Japanese tea ceremonies. Explore popular geisha and maiko spotting areas, where you might catch a glimpse of these graceful performers in their elaborate costumes. This tour offers a unique opportunity