4 hours tour by car in Kyoto city with a local guide
Half a day tour in Kyoto city

Our basic course is as below
◯ Fushimi Inari Taisha shrine ( Thousands of red religious gates )◯ Bamboo forest
◯ Buddhism temple
We will take you to a local heritage not as crowd as beaten paths of other temples and shrines.
You also can choose where you are interested in. Please make a request if you have a specific place to visit
What we will do
1.We will visit the must-see place, Fushimi inari taisha shrine◯Fushimi inari taisha shrine( No ticketing heritage)
Fushimi inari shrine is located in a huge mountain and widely known for a thousands of red Shintoism gates. Wild animals live there and appear sometimes, and it is a sacred place for a Japanese religion. We will discover the vail of it and explore the area understanding the background of the area.
◯Bamboo forest and Zen temples
We will also show you to visit secret places off-the-beaten-path temples and bamboo forests. Buddhism started 2500 years ago and imported to Japane 1500 years ago. It can heal humans even in modern times. Let's take a look at the ancient philosophy.
What we will provide for guests
Taxi & guideMeeting point
Kyoto station or if you stay in a hotel or guest house in Kyoto, we pick you up where you stay.Notes
Indicated price does NOT include guests admission fees of temples. The guide is free since we have the official tour guide licences. Each entrance can cost from about 300 - 600 JPN for one person. You don't have to pay for the tour guide. There are no ticketing places for free as well. We basically take you a spot which does NOT cost to enter unless you make a request to visit a certain place.Maximum group size
6Price per guest
At what time will we typically host your experience
13:00AM 〜 17:00PM(4 hours)※Possible to adjust to your most convenient time.
When do we need to know your booking request
3 hours before start time
Payment
Cash
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