Kyoto · TICKETS
11 bookable options
Compare the route, duration, price and group shape before choosing. The options here make their differences clear, so the booking fits the rest of your Kyoto day.
Hop on and off Kyoto by open-top bus, hitting Nijo, Kinkakuji, Gion and Kiyomizu-dera with 7-language audio and big views.
“Everything!!! Miyuki was so informative and helpful about any questions I had. I want her to be my personal tour guide next time I'm in Kyoto! We did both tours and enjoyed them both. Just the right amount of time and super safe driving.”
Shinkansen day trip from Osaka or Kyoto: Hiroshima Peace Park, Miyajima ferry and Itsukushima Shrine, plus okonomiyaki lunch.
“Tom or guide was a great he was very knowledgeable and it helped me to understand everything”
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!”
Ninna-ji Temple in Kyoto: Omuro Sakura, five-story pagoda, Omuro Pilgrimage, Goten Palace, and optional Reiho-kan Museum entry.
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.”
Kyoto Tower admission gets you panoramic 131-meter views of Kyoto, including Kiyomizu and Toji, with easy access from Kyoto Station.
GEAR in Kyoto is a 90-minute non-verbal theatre show with close-up action, kabuki-style technique, and modern tech in a 1928 venue.
“We loved this show and would highly recommend it to other tourists. Each seat has a good view of the stage. A show with something for everyone within it.”
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.”
Non-verbal GEAR theatre in Kyoto: a 90-minute future story with breakdance, mime, juggling, and tech wizardry, no Japanese needed.
“I had a wonderful evening watching this performance. The theater is small so you are close to the performers and the action. And yes there is a lot of action. And humor and cleverness and beauty. A good show for all ages.”
Watch Kembu sword performances in Kyoto, then try sword and fan moves for photos. A short, memorable evening near Gion.
“As much as I loved the Kenbu performance, and think I would prefer to something a little more interactive next time.”
Step into Edo Japan at Toei Kyoto Studio Park, with Jidaigeki sets, samurai and ninja costume fun, and character shows, for $18.
“Lo que más me gustó fue el Eva 01 y la casa fantasma”
