Kyoto Tours

Along the way, stop into carefully selected hidden Local restaurants where you’ll enjoy a full, curated meal featuring authentic Kyoto style dishes. Each stop has been handpicked for its quality, tradition, and local flavor places you’d likely never find on your own....

Discover the art of incense making in Kyoto, just 10 minutes from Kinkakuji Temple. Blend natural ingredients like sandalwood and cinnamon, choose colors, and mold your incense into seasonal Japanese shapes such as cherry blossoms or maple leaves. ...

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Hiroshima’s rich history and Miyajima’s breathtaking beauty. Visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, where you’ll reflect on the past at the Atomic Bomb Dome and other significant monuments....

Exclusively reserved for you and your group, this is Kyoto’s premier private sushi-making experience—held in a beautifully restored traditional townhouse just moments from Kiyomizu-dera Temple and the historic Gion district....

Enjoy a unique, private photo tour at Kyoto’s most famous and beautiful locations like Gion, Fushimi Inari, and Arashiyama. I will personally guide you through each spot, helping you with simple, natural poses so you look your best....

As you walk through Kyoto's historic streets, an English-speaking photographer, who photographs 200 couples a year, will guide you to recommended photo spots and take photos. I will help you capture the memories of your precious trip to Japan through my lens....

A captivating indoor concert awaits with a harmonious blend of koto and violin, showcasing the beauty of Japanese traditional music alongside contemporary anime and game melodies. This unique performance features young, passionate artists dedicated to passing on the charm of traditional instruments...

Step into the elegance of Japanese tradition with a kimono that reflects your unique style. From stylish lace kimonos to beloved antique designs, our shop offers a beautiful selection of kimonos and accessories for every taste. ● Come discover the kimono that’s made for you!...

At Phoenix Tours & Photography, we create a personalized Kyoto experience that goes beyond typical sightseeing. Here’s what sets our tour apart: Fully Customizable – Whether you’re interested in history, hidden alleyways, or street food, we tailor the tour to your interests and pace....

First, you will take sweets and green tea making class.　They select the Japanese sweets made of bean paste depending on the seasons. You will make Maccha green tea by yourself. After walking along Takasegawa river, you will enter NIshiki market street where you can choose to eat anything at stalls....

Explore Kyoto’s famed Gion district alongside a guide who knows these streets like the back of his hand. Kyoto, once the imperial capital of Japan, radiates an air of refinement and cultural significance. ...

Wearing traditional Japanese kimono, making Japanese wagashi and experiencing the life in Japan. You can choose to go to the kimono shop early to experience kimono cross dressing, and then come here to make Japanese wagashi...

Experience the essence of Wabi-Sabi in Kyoto's tea ceremony. Discover beauty in imperfection while savouring authentic matcha.

Learn to make udon, sushi and tempura from scratch in Kyoto. Enjoy your creations with a mini sake tasting. No experience needed. Book now.

This cooking class takes place every Tuesday. As a chef and nutritionist who previously ran a French restaurant serving home-style meals on the World Heritage site of Yakushima, I also focus on healthy Japanese cuisine. I will carefully teach you how to recreate the recipes at home....

Enjoy this Gion walking tour together with a local guide and live an unforgettable experience having dinner in the company of a Maiko.

Dive into Kyoto's culinary culture with a ramen cooking experience. Learn, cook, and savour ramen, gyoza, and fried rice.

Savor modern French cuisine at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Arashiyama. Book now for an exclusive Chef's Special Course with Wine Pairings.

Go on a journey from Osaka or Kyoto to the temples called Kinkakuji, Kiyomizu, and Kiyomizu-dera. Plus, experience Kimonos, shrines, and more.

Learn how to make sushi from a master chef. You'll roll, shape, and create your own sushi, then enjoy your handmade creations on the spot.