Kyoto is firmly rooted in his traditions, known as the home of the Geisha and the hometown of the Japanese tea ceremony, and the city is crammed with temples and shrines. There are many fun activities for tourists in the ancient capital of Kyoto, with traditional culture experiences and city tours. Tiresome events are an excellent opportunity for foreign visitors to feel Japanese culture. Kyoto served as Japan’s capital and the emperor’s residence from 793 until 1865. It is one of the country’s ten biggest cities with a population of 1.4 million people
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Kimono Tea Ceremony Experience
Kimono Tea Ceremony Maikoya lets visitors to securely change into a traditional yukata and kimono before engaging with the traditional ceremony. Kyoto City more often may get too hot or too cold, and this is an outstanding option for those who love to wear kimono only indoors and take pictures in front of various backgrounds. Maikoya was listed in those whos has the only tea ceremony ability in Japan to receive the 2017 Tripadvisor Travelers Choice award.
Kyoto Railway Museum
It is is only Japan’s three great railway museums. The museum displays railway uniforms, tools and a quiet of other appurtenances from past eras and boasts one of Japan’s most large dioramas, in which miniature trains are controlled single-handedly by a skilled operator as they traverse the intricately sweeping landscape. There is also a variation of interactive exhibitions where visitors can do the duties of a train conductor and drive. The museum’s restaurant is on the 2nd floor straight below an observation deck.
Kyoto on Bikes
This is the bestest way to explore the city. You can save much time by getting around Kyoto by cycling as the streets are always crowded. Visit top tourist charms on a cycling tour by an English speaking guide person. This one day cycling tour is available in several different courses, and each session features the beautiful highlights of the city, such as Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, Kinkakuji Temple, Gion District.
Maiko Makeover
Most friendly activity for every girl. Maiko (Geisha trainee) girls are Kyoto’s icon who is beautifully dressed in traditional make-up and dresses. How about to become one of them and walking down the historic street in the home of the Geisha,
Fox shrine
This is one of the extreme impressive things to do in Kyoto. The ‘fox shrine’ is famous for its thousands of red gates that edge the track up the hill to the shrine at the top. A renowned place to visit in the city, we strongly recommend heading up just before the sunset. Walk up the many steps winds its way up the hillside, but the view from the top of the sun situation over the old city is pretty unique.
Bamboo groves of Arashiyama
Arashiyama has a big draw for its beautiful coverts of towering green bamboo. Arashiyama is so spectacular, and it’s sufficient to wander around this place and get lost in thought while witnessing the lovely little temples and a great river walk along the way. If you like nature, this is a place for you indeed.
Ramen Cooking at Ramen Factory in Kyoto
Ramen is one of Japan’s most popular dishes—a noodle and broth soup, topped with various meat or vegetable combinations. On this tour, learn how to make ramen from scratch at a local ramen factory, including making the noodles, mixing the soup, and adding the toppings. Finish by enjoying your delicious bowl of home-cooked ramen. The factory is also Halal-certified and vegetarian and vegan options are available on request. Learn how to make ramen noodles from scratch Choose from a variety of flavors and toppings Home-cooked lunch: enjoy your personalized bowl of ramen Three departure times available throughout the day
