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Relax with your group and enjoy a private performance by a maiko in a classic high-end Japanese restaurant. Savor a delicious kaiseki dinner, lunch or a few drinks in the heart of Kyoto.

Watch a maiko perform a traditional dance as you enjoy a sumptuous kaiseki Kyoto dinner. Snap a photo with the maiko after the show. Cap the tour with a lovely view of the city from Mt. Higashiyama.

Embark on a full-day bus tour to Kyoto's top attractions: Arashiyama, Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, and Kinkaku-ji. With an informative bus guide, delve into the enchanting beauty of this historic city and indulge in its famous landmarks.

Visit Yanagidani Kannon, Kiyomizu-dera, and stroll through Arashiyama's Togetsukyo Bridge and Bamboo Grove. Explore the Kimono Forest and colorful "Kukurizaru" at Yasaka Koshindo. Enjoy café time at a Starbucks concept store.

This day trip features Kyoto's iconic landmarks and a tea ceremony experience. Visit World Heritage sites like Kinkaku-ji and Kiyomizu-dera, and explore Instagram-worthy spots like Okazaki Shrine with its charming rabbit statues.

Join a day trip bus tour to Shiga's breathtaking spots. Visit a museum designed with a "paradise" theme, explore a scenic garden famous for enchanting reflection photography, and see the iconic torii gate floating on Lake Biwa.

Join a day tour to Kyoto's popular spots, Arashiyama and Sanzen-in. Enjoy the seasonal beauty of ancient trees and moss at Sanzen-in. Then, explore the stunning landscapes of Arashiyama, including Togetsukyo Bridge and the Bamboo Grove.

Experience a day trip bus tour of Kyoto and Nara's top attractions. Visit UNESCO-listed Kiyomizudera, the Gion district, the iconic Senbon Torii at Fushimi Inari Taisha, and interact w/ deer at Nara Park, experiencing Japan's rich culture.

You will visit a temple located in Kyoto, with a history spanning approximately 800 years. During the experience, under the direct guidance of the priest, you will learn about the daily mindset of Japanese monks and the etiquette of prostration.