Kyoto · MUSEUMS
6 bookable options
The practical question is what this experience replaces or connects on the map. Use the details below to compare timing, inclusions and the pace each option creates.
Grind tencha into matcha at Chazuna in Uji, learn to brew it with an instructor, and explore touchable tea displays in about 1 hour.
“It was informative and fun to make and drink matcha so fresh!”
A 1-hour guided Samurai and Ninja Museum Kyoto tour with armor trials, ninja star throwing, and great sword photo moments.
“My husband and sons really enjoyed the activity. They described it as educational, hands-on, and fun.”
Watch Inoue-style Kyomai by geiko and maiko, then visit Gion Kagai Art Museum and garden. 15 minutes, great value.
“Loved every minute of this glimpse of culture and history.”
Dress as a samurai, learn iaido basics with a safe replica sword, throw ninja stars, then tour the Samurai and Ninja Museum in Kyoto.
“Katana class instructor was fun, interactive and gave great instruction. The museum and ninja star contest offered insight into Samurai and Ninja culture while being very engaging and interesting. Note there is no longer any really katana handling/cutting of bamboo test mats which is misrepresented on the photos.”
A 1-hour Kyoto guided visit to the Samurai Ninja Museum with dress-up, shuriken throwing, and an English guide. Small-group value for $28.
“Sayo was a great guide and we’re very happy with the quality of the tour, and explanations provided by Sayo. Definitely recommend this tour!”
Family-friendly ninja training in Kyoto with costume rental, shuriken and blowgun practice, sword moves, then a Samurai and Ninja Museum visit.
“Communication was poor regarding meeting place; they also failed to mention that the museum visit ( which is a different location to the experience) is included in our tickets. This meant that some of us lost out.”
