Kyoto Attractions

Katsura Imperial Villa is a stunning example of Edo Period architecture and garden design. Explore its serene landscapes, central pond, and harmonious surroundings. Guided tours in English are available!

Shugakuin Imperial Villa, built in the 17th century, offers stunning gardens and traditional architecture. Explore the Upper, Middle, and Lower Villas with a guided tour, showcasing Japan's imperial beauty.

The Philosopher's Path is a peaceful 2-km walk in Kyoto's Higashiyama district, lined with cherry trees. A perfect spot for hanami in spring, it offers charming temples, cafes, and serene views.

The Togetsukyo Bridge, or "Moon Crossing Bridge," is a must-see in Arashiyama. Offering breathtaking views, it’s perfect for a peaceful stroll, especially in spring when cherry blossoms line the river.

The Bamboo Groves of Arashiyama offer a serene nature escape. Walk through towering bamboo, feel the gentle breeze, and explore a peaceful atmosphere. Experience nature and the area’s rich cultural heritage.

Okochi Sanso Villa, nestled behind Arashiyama's bamboo groves, offers a peaceful escape with stunning gardens, tea houses, and scenic views. Enjoy matcha tea and a sweet treat while exploring this serene retreat.

The Sagano Scenic Railway offers a 25-minute journey from Arashiyama to Kameoka along the Hozugawa River. Enjoy stunning mountain views, especially in autumn when the foliage is at its best!

Kyoto Tower, standing at 131 meters, offers breathtaking 360-degree views of Kyoto and even Osaka on clear days. Explore shops, restaurants, and more in this modern landmark, a must-see in Kyoto!

Toei Uzumasa Eigamura, also known as Kyoto Studio Park, lets visitors step back in time with recreated streets and buildings from Japan's feudal era. Enjoy live filming, ninja shows, and exciting attractions!