The shrines and temples of Kyoto offer a rare link between modern life in the city and its very ancient past. The Shimogamo Shrine dates to the 6th century and seems suspended in time, its serenity and spiritual power still palpable. Visit Fushimi Inari Shrine, then see the life-sized Thousand Armed Kannon statues of Sanjūsangen-dō. Enjoy traditional geisha performances, then savor a tranquil meal at a restaurant overlooking the Kamo River.
Restaurants in Kyoto
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A city where is full with history and culture. In such a city, ancient traditional daily practices are remained in the backstreets, where usually not put in travel guide books. KCTP cycling tour leads you to explore those Kyoto’s chessboard like backstreet’s culture and custom with professional English speaking guides. Probably, it is the slowest cycling tour in the world, so even senior has no hesitate to join. Let’s explore Kyoto’s little treasure together!
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BICYCLE SHOP J-Cycle[OPEN]10:00AM to 7:00PM(Available time of renting from 10:00AM to 6:30PM)[Closed days]the year-end and New Year holidays(December 30 to January 3)[RENTAL BICYCLE]*Standard :800yen/day(10:00AM-18:30PM)*Standard(3speed gears): 1000yen/day(10:00AM-18:30PM)*MTB/Sports :1400yen/day(10:00AM-18:30PM)*Electric assisted :1700yen/day(10:00AM-18:30PM)[OPTION]*Child seat(5 years old or younger)[Note]Please confirm the bicycle-parking availability at the hotel if you wish to rent for consecutive days.We give 10% discount if you rent for more than 3 days.
Found J-Cycle via my Maps.me app. Hired an electric bike for 5 hours for an afternoon. Employees were very friendly and showed me how the bike worked and gave me a map to follow. the map has many route suggestions. Once out of the busy city streets of Kyoto found the footpaths very wide with bike lanes etc. Road to the Golden Temple (took approx 45mins - free parking for bike) then on to Philosopher's Path, cycled along the river then back to return bike. Open till late. You can also hire bike for 2 days if you wish.
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Japan has a population of more than 120 million. But about 70% of its land is occupied by forests and mountains. There are not many people living in those areas. However, historical and cultural remnants like temples and shrines are found everywhere. Let's go hiking and find the depth of Japan's culture and history with us!
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Hi there. It's a rental bicycle shop in Kyoto. It's very close to Kyoto station. Kyoto is a great city to explore by bicycle. With the exception of the outlying areas, it is mostly flat and there is a usuful bike path tunning the length of the Kamo-gawa(river).Sometimes it is much faster to see around by bicycles than trains or buses.
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Kyoto is one of the best cities in Japan to explore by bicycles. We have great selections of bicycles ranging from cross bikes (¥1,000), electric assisted bikes (¥1,800), and tandem bicycles for double riders (¥2,500)! You can return your bikes whenever you want, so no worries even if you're planning to explore Kyoto till late. Our staff will be very happy to help with your itinerary to make your day in Kyoto an amazing one! We are really looking forward for your visit!
I rented a bike from dinner today- it was amazing! I was helped by very friendly staff who asked about where I was heading, recommended some additional stops, mapped out a route for me, and gave me the map and handy tips on how to get around Kyoto by bike! I had a wonderful day. The bike was such a great way to get around. Sometimes bike parking isn’t obvious but the fuune team had showed me where I would need to pay and where I could park for free. I got back to the shop after 6 and locked the bike up - hassle free. I couldn’t recommend this highly enough.
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Meet Kyoto Tours specializes in private day trips in and around the ancient capital of Japan, Kyoto. Whether on foot, by bicycle or public transport, in English and German. We will assemble the best day for you.
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1. Each plan includes all the kimono accessories you need! 2. Your rental plan is modifiable with no extra charge. 3. Payment via credit card is acceptable. 4. We store your luggage for no extra charge. 5. You have 3 choices to return the kimono: ・Return on the day of use by 17:30 ・Next day you rented by 13:00 (No extra charge) ・Returning at the hotel you are staying (additional fees)
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Kimono atelier Akané is a kimono shop on the third floor of the Ninja Dojo and Store between the streets Karasuma and Bukkoji in central Kyoto. In addition to the owner who is proficient in three languages, (English, French and Japanese), dressers and hair and makeup artists who are also fluent in foreign languages will respond to each customer while introducing their knowledge about kimono and Japanese culture. The attached antique kimono sales shop has products in three price ranges of 5500 yen, 8800 yen, 11000 yen (including tax), and customers can enjoy shopping at a clear price. * Avairable in French, English and Japanese
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Kyoto is one of the city suited for cycling. And locals love cycling! Kyoto native guide (born and growth in Kyoto) takes you to local recommended hidden spot like not on the guidebook, and important temples and shrines by Japanese sophisticated e-bike. E-bike makes your pedaling easier, so you can go long distance without overworking. (Undoubtedly, it's effective for your exercise as well.)
5.0 based on 128 reviews
Our shop is kimono rental shop. And we also provide antique kimono, yukata and obi(kimono amd yukata belt). You can choose your favorite one. There are both kimono and yukata of female and male. There are yukata of children, but there are a few kinds. You can drink coffee and green tea, and eat candy or snack in our shop. You can take a break in our shop. Please enjoy shightseeing in Kyoto.
I bought a Kimono and a Yukata there. And i got the best help from Yuka for choosing a Kimono and Yukata ???? She also helped me how to wear a Kimono/Yukata and a Obi. Thank you so much ????
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